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Posted by Vincent Jones on March 11, 2006 at 12:45 PM
What an outstanding wildlife shot If this doesn't make you a lot of money through sales I would be gobsmacked. Forget the money, to experience the sight of this family must have been awesome.
How did you get to the nest level to take it, was there a high raised hide?
Best I have seen of this species by far, well done & well done again & again
Posted by John Chapman on March 11, 2006 at 1:25 PM
Hi Brian
a cracking shot of the family of Ospreys.
John
Aberdeen
undoubtedly a superb image. although, the cluster of forground nest make me wonder if you managed any shots with more of the background and less of the foreground, as i think this would have perfected the image. although, i'm certainly not complaining!!!
Discussion
10 repliesCanon EOS 1DS MKII
Canon 500mm
ISO 200
1/800
f5.6
How did you get to the nest level to take it, was there a high raised hide?
Best I have seen of this species by far, well done
a cracking shot of the family of Ospreys.
John
Aberdeen
hi brian,
undoubtedly a superb image. although, the cluster of forground nest make me wonder if you managed any shots with more of the background and less of the foreground, as i think this would have perfected the image. although, i'm certainly not complaining!!!
Well done sir.
No nits from me - love it!
David
Wonderful shot, no nits.
Regards
Did you take these/ this series at Pohtiolampi Osprey Centre?
Mark
Tim