Marlo Casabar
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- Canon EOS 7D Mark II
- EF600mm f/4L IS II USM +1.4x III
- ƒ/6.3
- 840mm
- 1/1250s
- ISO 500
- Flash not fired
- 39.6536
- -76.171366666667
- 198m above sea level
- Fri, 16 December 2016 9:56 AM
Good Morning Everyone,
Here are two shots I took at Conowingo Dam. The Adult Bald Eagle had caught a fish and a Juvenile started a chase to steal the fish. Neither photo has been cropped, but both were edited in DPP 4 using the tips from the DPP 4 Guidebook by Arash and Art.
Of the three days I shot at Conowingo, this was the only chase scene I was able to capture. Other ones did occur, but were either too far away, blocked by a tree or totally out of focus.
I like the this picture because of the proximity of the birds in chase. Unfortunately, you miss the story because you cannot see the fish in the talons of the adult. I also don't like the birds body cut out of the picture.
I like the second one because adult doesn't have any parts cut off and you can see the fish in its talons. I don't like it because the juvenile's wing tip is cut off and because the adult is out of focus.
What are your thoughts? Keep? Throw away?
Thanks for all comments
Marlo Casabar
Canon 7D Mk II with 600mm f/4L IS II USM and 1.4x III