Up Close Honk Pics You'll Want To See

[Jim Thompson, Jr.]

All images shot today, Febr. 19, Sunday. Never shoot down on your subject. Always eye level. Never look directly at the sun through your viewfinder. Never shoot the shadowed side of a subject unless you want that silhouetted look against a sunrise/sunset. Learn to shoot an M, S, or P, don't use the camera's preset settings such as auto, landscape, sports, etc. You can get good images but you'll miss alot more. Avoid shooting in high sunlight, it will wash your subject and lose detail, image will look almost watercolor painted. Tune in tomorrow for mallard images I captured today. Enjoy.

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[Keath Wetovick]

Way to go Jimmy!

[Goldeneyebuster]

Nniiiicccceeeeeee!!!

[Mike Bard]

Jim - once again great photos!!!

[John Traiforos]

The photographer guru does it again, magnificient ...

[Cory Johnson]

I really like that last pic, but they are all awsome !

[Greg Owens]

OK Jim, now your just rubbing salt in the wound left by the season closing...

Great pics, but it's just a little too soon to be looking at them after such a traumatic event.

LOL



Greg

[SwampHunter]

Always very nice pictures.

[Brobones]

Sweet, with this 19" monitor of mine I was ready to pull my gun out and take a shot.. Jim you do have a great touch with a camera.. nice work

[Daryl Neal]

Nice, great as always

[Wayne Radcliffe]

The last picture is breathtaking.

[Rob Jepson]

Jim,

Got your email and responded back. These are fantastic photos.

[Rich Good]

Nice Pictures

[Goosman]

great pics, the last one is cool


Jon