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    Old Jul 18, 2007, 8:04 PM   #1
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    Falcon, Hawk & Owl Portrait


    I was at the State Park putting on a wildlife Photography Workshop for the OspreyFest festival. We had some very special guest attend the festival this year from the Santa Fe Raptor Center. The guests were kind enough to pose for some photos. These are injured or abandoned birds that are now used for education programs. They were used in 76 programs this year reaching 3200 children and 7100 adults.

    It is organizations like this that help out our wild friends in need and so I decided that even if they are not Wild Free Ranging a little publicity about them would be a good thing.














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    Old Jul 18, 2007, 10:09 PM   #2
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    Wow. Aren't they beautiful and you took brilliant shots of them, well done.
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    Incredible series! Absolutely perfect bird portraits.
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    Old Jul 18, 2007, 11:40 PM   #4
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    Hi Roger,

    A terrific series! You certainly took advantage of a great opportunity to get close to these guys -- some day I hope to add some stunning portraits of birds of prey like these to my collection.

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    Perfect shots Roger.



    I love the majesty of the birds of prey.



    What lens were you using?



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    very nice roger.
    for some reason i only get 1/2 the of the image from your posts. evn when i refresh it still happens.

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    robar wrote:
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    very nice roger.
    for some reason i only get 1/2 the of the image from your posts. evn when i refresh it still happens.

    roy
    This happened the first time I viewed, but then it all d/l the next time.



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    Wow. Aren't they beautiful and you took brilliant shots of them, well done.
    Rodney I agree they are beautiful. Thanks for the nice comment and for looking.


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    Incredible series! Absolutely perfect bird portraits.
    mtngal WOW!!! what a nice comment thank you so much.


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    WackyRoger wrote:
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    mtngal wrote:
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    Incredible series! Absolutely perfect bird portraits.
    mtngal WOW!!! what a nice comment thank you so much.


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    I bow to you sir....I'm not worthy...I'm not worthy... One day when I finally figure all this out I want one photo just near to as good as these Roger.


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