(Black) & White

Black (& White)

White and White

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Camera note: all shots taken with the EF 400mm f/5.6L USM lens.

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  1. In a first photo it looks as if the evil black shadow is chasing a poor gull :insane:

    I like the last one as well :yes:

  2. Tony Wildish writes:

    I love the photos on your blog. I have to say, you've really excelled yourself with that crow, that picture is utterly gorgeous.

  3. Fantastic photos – the last one is impressive: capturing a black bird in action but with details is not easy!

  4. Beautiful photos! The last one is just amazing!

  5. No problem. Opera has some new weird :bug::bug::bug::bug::bug::bug: now :left:

  6. Thanks Neil. But you haven't seen the previous and following shots. Not quite so good.

  7. Thanks Lois! That last one is the reason I take so many. Eventually you get something like that.

  8. Darko, somehow I missed all the comments here. I was really pleased with that first shot. Am accident (the crow flew across), but somehow it works.

  9. Thanks Tony. That last shot of the crow was a treat for me. Early evening and low light. For once the conditions were about perfect.

  10. I think this was down to me. I must have looked, gone off the page (so the alert doesn't show), and then forgotten. :doh:

  11. The "Black" photo is outstanding :up: But it's not a crow, is it? If I'm not mistaken it's a raven. :confused:
    And the raven never fleeting,
    Still is sitting, still is sitting…

  12. It would have been a very small raven. No really, it was crow. In our garden. 🙂

  13. Well… our crows differ then…

  14. Maybe 😉

  15. Just catching up 🙂

    That first picture really did make me blink. Brilliant, just brilliant!

  16. Welcome back Adele! That first shot is so strange, the way the mind place the crow further away.

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