Your Photo of the Week

[Tim Mayo]

Week 34 - Coyote on the run.

Lovely light and shot Kathryn!

 

[Tim Mayo]

Week 23. A common buzzard warming itself in the sun. Pity that I clipped the highlights a little.

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[Kathryn Milner]

Lovely light and shot Kathryn!

Thank you Timothy. I felt very fortunate to see this coyote close enough to photograph him . He was definitely on the run.

 

[Kathryn Milner]

Week 23. A common buzzard warming itself in the sun. Pity that I clipped the highlights a little.

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A beautiful bird the colorful fall background sets him off.

 

[Hali]

Week 3 Autumn leaves and pine needles floating by.

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[Tim Mayo]

A beautiful bird the colorful fall background sets him off.

Thank you Kathyrn. It's just a shame that the lovely fall colours don't last for very long.

 

[Brian McGovern]

Week 25 ono. Rather wound up expression in his eyes today

 

[Kathryn Milner]

Week 35 - Mule Deer buck - healthy and strong and all ready for winter.

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[Critshotstudio]

week 35 as well...just a fun snapshot i took.

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[Tim Mayo]

Week 24. A little blue tit.

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[Brian McGovern]

Week 24. A little blue tit.

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Whats more. A pretty Blue Tit on a beautiful bush. A simply lovely shot.

 

[Tim Mayo]

Whats more. A pretty Blue Tit on a beautiful bush. A simply lovely shot.

Thank you very much Brian. I hope you are feeling better now after your op.

 

[Brian McGovern]

Thank you very much Brian. I hope you are feeling better now after your op.

Thanks Tim. We are getting there. Missing the photography, big time. 30 daily sessions of RT does wear a bit heavy. But onwards and upwards.

 

[Tim Mayo]

Thanks Tim. We are getting there. Missing the photography, big time. 30 daily sessions of RT does wear a bit heavy. But onwards and upwards.

That does sound heavy going Brian! I hope the RT sessions soon come down and you are able to spend more time behind the camera again.

 

[Kathryn Milner]

A beautiful little bird. I have an ornament of this little bird that I purchased in Britain when we were there on holidays years ago. Lovely shot.

 

[Hali]

Week 4, a trip to waterfalls in western Massachusetts

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[Kathryn Milner]

Week 4, a trip to waterfalls in western MassachusettsView attachment 7009.

Amazingly beautiful!

 

[Hali]

Amazingly beautiful!

Thank you so much, Kathryn!

 

[Brian McGovern]

Week 29 of 52. Guess what! A photo of Ali!

 

[Brian McGovern]

Totally lost the plot regarding which week of 52 we are now in. Photos, not a big problem. Counting, mmmmmmmmm not so good! LOL. We must be heading for 40. For a change I thought a photo of Ali ......

 

[Kathryn Milner]

Totally lost the plot regarding which week of 52 we are now in. Photos, not a big problem. Counting, mmmmmmmmm not so good! LOL. We must be heading for 40. For a change I thought a photo of Ali ......

Beautiful sunset. Back lighting so effective.

 

[Brian McGovern]

Beautiful sunset. Back lighting so effective.

Thank you Kathryn! Yes, I am pleased
with the back lighting effect. Unplanned and all natural. Right time right place.

 

[SimonReid]

Sounds like a challenge for a retiree like me. I take the camera out most days

What do you normally shoot Brian ?

 

[Kathryn Milner]

Thank you Kathryn! Yes, I am pleased
with the back lighting effect. Unplanned and all natural. Right time right place.

How fun. Wishing you all the best.

 

[Brian McGovern]

Just having a play in PS. The original was taken on my R6 with RF 70-200. I love her intensity

 

[Brian McGovern]

What do you normally shoot Brian ?

Hiya Simon, Dogs, dogs and dogs. I am a late comer to photography but I have always been fascinated by good photographers. My main hobby throughout my life is working dogs and training them. It was also my last career. It seemed second nature to combine the two. So 90% of my photos are of dogs as we do working competitions most weekends throughout the year. The rest of my photography is just walk about and unplanned (which I love). Of late i am delving into Photoshop and i am trying out a mini studio in the spare room (to take photos of my dog!) What about you?

UPDATE: Simon hit on great topic here. We all spend hours admiring each others work, but we know bugger all about each other. Maybe we could all do a mini profile related to our hobby/job and also post our all time favourite photo? Just an idea!

 

[NickAndersonPhoto]

Hiya Simon, Dogs, dogs and dogs. I am a late comer to photography but I have always been fascinated by good photographers. My main hobby throughout my life is working dogs and training them. It was also my last career. It seemed second nature to combine the two. So 90% of my photos are of dogs as we do working competitions most weekends throughout the year. The rest of my photography is just walk about and unplanned (which I love). Of late i am delving into Photoshop and i am trying out a mini studio in the spare room (to take photos of my dog!) What about you?

UPDATE: Simon hit on great topic here. We all spend hours admiring each others work, but we know bugger all about each other. Maybe we could all do a mini profile related to our hobby/job and also post our all time favourite photo? Just an idea!

Hi Brian,
We have similar interests. I have been running a small business photographing working dogs, gun dogs, scenting dogs and such (as well as pets) for 10 years or more. I'm sure we could trade a few techniques.
Nick

 

[Brian McGovern]

Hi Brian,
We have similar interests. I have been running a small business photographing working dogs, gun dogs, scenting dogs and such (as well as pets) for 10 years or more. I'm sure we could trade a few techniques.
Nick

Yeh, we do. I love my days out with the dogs at competition. It is always a challenge, lots of unexpected light changes etc. We have to adapt to the situation. When we get "the" image. its like Christmas.

 

[Tim Mayo]

Week 25. A little female chaffinch in the garden. Unfortunately this one has a leg lesion, commonly known as ‘scaly leg’ or ‘tassel foot’. Despite this they appeared to be in good spirits.

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[Brian McGovern]

Week 25. A little female chaffinch in the garden. Unfortunately this one has a leg lesion, commonly known as ‘scaly leg’ or ‘tassel foot’. Despite this they appeared to be in good spirits.

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I see a lot of mutations like that on the birds at our feeder. Someone said it could be our bad hygiene at the feeders. Such a shame.