f/8 | 1/320 | iso 10000 | Canon 2x EF Extender II | Canon 70-200mm f/2.8L IS USM II @ 200mm (400mm with the extender)
We have this wonderful river where I live…it bubbles, swirls, floods (ohhh so much fun) but best of all, has ton’s of eagles this time of year! Kaylea and I went eagle hunting last weekend and I managed to get a few good shots (take that you birds…my bad luck streak is over…I hope)! I plan on heading out again in the next week or two, so perhaps…just perhaps you might see more eagles! Okay, so you will see more as I do have a few more images which I’ll share. 😛 Happy Friday all…hope you have a great weekend!
Oh, about the title/image…not sure if you can make it out but that’s a fish he/she has in it’s claws! And yes, that is iso 10000 you read under the image…don’t ask why, it’s a “crud, I forgot to change my settings back” kinda moment. However, having said that…gotta love the 5dmiii and it’s high iso quality, very little cleaning up was needed!
…Enjoy!
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Fabulous shot!! Gorgeous bird. I hope you do get more photos. I want to take photos of Eagles sooooo bad! I need to find a place that has them. I have a Tamron 70-300 macro lens with no stabilization. I have to keep the ISO pretty high to avoid any shake from holding it. I don’t think your high ISO hurt this a bit. Great job!
Wow 🙂 This is such a cool shot.
Great shot! I don’t know if you realize but i believe you have captured an immature bald eagle. Check link http://identify.whatbird.com/obj/25/overview/Bald_Eagle.aspx
Wow, loving your photography. Keep up the good work. Very inspiring!! xoxox
Thank you very much for visiting and for the comment, greatly appreciated!
Great capture! (in more ways than one)
Thank you very much Carissa, glad you like it!
Excellent image, David. And at that high of an ISO, it’s very impressive.
Thank you very much Gracie, the high iso is pretty impressive isn’t it! 😀