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I would say that is one heck of a lens to capture the details you managed to get! NICE!
Oh Okay I rescind can't fight the WoW Fraternity as well as the Sorority, and yes these are spectacular shots, Looks like he wants you to inspect his entire undercarriage so that he can get an airworthiness certificate. Love Em.
For whatever reason, I really like the one with that... that... power line thingy in the background...
;-)
Hey Steve- Thanks for the notes about SmugMug. I have heard of other folks who are really happy with them too. I will check it out- I don't mind paying for a service if it is quality and delivers what I want- I guess I need to figure out exactly what I want so I can make the best choice from the outset! Thanks again!
Oh- and beautiful eagles! To this day, I have never in my 30 years seen a real-life wild eagle outside of a zoo. Beautiful shots!
Not at all useless!
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