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1. phiznlil

   26 Jan 2008

   Amazing! They look like finely detailed paintings :eyes::up:

2. gdare

   26 Jan 2008

   This one even look smart 😀

3. Flying Red Fox Blog

   26 Jan 2008

   Yay i like the 2nd shot best, all the feathers are very detailed:D

4. SittingFox

   26 Jan 2008

   Wonderful spread of tail feathers in the second shot! :up: 🙂

5. Vulpes vulpes

   26 Jan 2008

   Seriously Words, when are you bringing out a wildlife book!? :up: Great shots!!

6. Words

   26 Jan 2008

   Phil, that's more or less how they came out of the camera. I did dial in a fair amount of exposure compensation (to try and get some detail against the sky), but apart from raising the levels a bit to pull up the detail, and very minor noise reduction/sharpening I didn't do much editing.

7. Words

   26 Jan 2008

   Thanks V. I doubt there's a book here, but it would be nice. 🙂

8. Words

   26 Jan 2008

   Mark, my favourite too, though I kind of like the way the tail comes forward in the third shot.

9. Words

   26 Jan 2008

   Darko, they can be very sleek when they want to be. Rooks are much scruffier 😉

10. Words

    26 Jan 2008

    Adele, another moment I only saw in the viewfinder. And thought, 'oh thank you crow!' 😀

11. anonymous

    22 Jun 2011

    Anonymous writes:

    if there would of been a 4th shot it would have been dumping

12. Words

    22 Jun 2011

    There was, and it wasn't!

13. anonymous

    29 Apr 2012

    Anonymous writes:

    Are you aware that your bird has been clipped to Polyvore? I know it brings people to your blog, but do you have a problem with people using your bird in their collages?
    http://www.polyvore.com/eye_storm/set?id=43494488

14. Words

    1 May 2012

    Anon, thanks for the link. If it's non-commercial then it's ok. Not really sure about what that site does, but I doubt anyone is getting rich on my dodgy crows.

15. gdare

    2 May 2012

    Except that maybe crows will become celebrities 😛

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