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ronwoodcraft

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It was in a tree near the road...When I stopped and got out it flew away, then surprised me and did a 180 and flew back toward and past me......I didn't take the Bobcat picture...It was in the back yard of a friend yesterday afternoon...She said it was after a squirrel but was unsuccessful.
 

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What can I say..how about AWESOME AWESOME AWESOME.:icon_thumleft::icon_thumleft::icon_thumleft:

GOD Bless

Chris
 
Duh! Beyond awesome!
 
Man Ron your coming along some wonderful subjects. That Bobcat looks like it was taught to pose for the camera.
 
Very cool pics, thanks for sharing!
 
Remarkable photos, Ron. Getting the exposure correct on the underside of a flying eagle ( or any bird for that matter ) with a sky background has always escaped me. Outstanding!
 
Remarkable photos, Ron. Getting the exposure correct on the underside of a flying eagle ( or any bird for that matter ) with a sky background has always escaped me. Outstanding!
Thanks Kray, I actually worked on these quite a bit....I shoot in RAW format, so made three one stop copies from one raw photo....Original, one darker, and one brighter, then blended them into one final Picture.
 
Man Ron your coming along some wonderful subjects. That Bobcat looks like it was taught to pose for the camera.
Thanks Grant, Just to be clear, I did not take the bobcat picture.... It was taken by a friend in her back yard. It was trying to catch a squirrel that she feeds.
 
Great photos! :occasion14:
 
Thanks Kray, I actually worked on these quite a bit....I shoot in RAW format, so made three one stop copies from one raw photo....Original, one darker, and one brighter, then blended them into one final Picture.

Interesting. It paid off! Really amazing result.
 

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