a Pentax K-x.
I had been using a Sony H50 point and shoot...
I was accustomed to using Manuel settings so it wasn't
too hard to make the change to a DSLR. the one thing
that I wanted to do is capture birds in flight. So I sought
help and practice from the many Blue Jays in my yard.
I was accustomed to using Manuel settings so it wasn't
too hard to make the change to a DSLR. the one thing
that I wanted to do is capture birds in flight. So I sought
help and practice from the many Blue Jays in my yard.
OK you heard her.... Lets give her a show...So she can try out that nice new camera
Wheeee I'm a glidder
Wind me up and get me going
Look out below.. I'm coming in
just catching some air
Oops.. I'm banking for a landing
Looking like a hummingbird
Getting those feet down is the tricky part
I was amazed at how this camera stopped the action....
followed the bird through the flight
and captured the moment
This is my Indian dance.... feathers all a -flowNow for the real test with a real BIF adventure. I met
Birdgirl at the lake and the Osprey came by....
I caught him coming in throuigh the clouds
flying over head I locked on
If you click you will see it has a fish in its talons
I think I should have gotten a DSLR a long time ago.
I was always afraid I would not be able to learn how
to use it. Thanks to my friend for finding me this
gem of a camera!!
To God be The Glory ~~ Great Things He Hath Done
4 comments:
Wow!! Those are fabulous pictures!
And fun too!
I have always been amazed at your pictures,but these are the best.Catching those flight shots can be tricky,you did great.
Blessings,Ruth
Wow! You are a fast learner. I especially liked the "like a hummingbird" picture, but they were all fabulous.
I still have my Sony H9 but have not had much luck with BIF pictures. It just don't catch the picture fast enough, and I can't seem to see well enough to use the viewfinder, but I still love the camera.
Have fun....I'll be looking forward to seeing more BIF.
Congrats! These BIF shots are great! All are worthy! Now, what excites me is Kestral season with your new camera. Your documentation is always thrilling, and now look what you can do!
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