Birds, birds, birds ...

[Electricseashell]

Very cool as black and white.. I thought it was a graphic print at first. May I have permission to make a print linolium with it?

[Electricseashell]

Originally Posted by JKlebPhoto

We had a few geese in the corn field next to the house this winter.

A few? LOL What speed of shutter do you need to catch birds in flight?

[r_fredrick_smith]

Originally Posted by Electricseashell

Very cool as black and white.. I thought it was a graphic print at first. May I have permission to make a print linolium with it?

Okay by me!
cheers,
rfs

[JKlebPhoto]

A few? LOL What speed of shutter do you need to catch birds in flight?

1/400, F/9, ISO400 It was a fairly overcast morning. I live along a major migration route that follows the Texas coast. This isn't near as many as we used to have about ten years ago. Residential development has taken a lot of the farmland in the area so the ducks and geese have shifted their main route closer to the coast by 30 to 40 miles. When I was in high school it was typical for me to shoot a couple geese out of my bedroom window before school when we wanted some for dinner that night. I grew up just a little bit country.



1/500, F/10, ISO400

[Electricseashell]

I grew up just a little bit country.

I grew up a little bit rock and roll.. lol

Thanks for sharing the birds in flight info.

TO RFS:
Thanks When I get the print done I'll share it with you first.