A walk about.
A young hawk taking a walk.
A young hawk taking a walk.
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Jul, 2014Views
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justkim1106
October 06, 2014
Super capture. He looks like he is taking some serious strides. Congratulations on the award.
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justkim1106
October 06, 2014
Super capture. He looks like he is taking some serious strides. Congratulations on the award.
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September 15, 2015
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Location
The back roads near Paradise Valley, MTTime
It was early afternoon 11 0r 12 pm.Lighting
The sun had just starting to rise above the Mountains behind us. On a fence post I saw this hawk. It looked young and was sunning itself. It noticed something in the grasses below, but instead of flying as I expected , it just walked to the other end.Equipment
Canon 7d 100-400 ls canon lens handheld no flash.Inspiration
The sight of the young hawk on the post was an opportunity I could not pass up. He seemed curious about everything. As I stood taking pictures it paid little attention to me, which is unusual for wild raptors.Editing
Yes, I added contrast, and a bit of vibrance.In my camera bag
Canon 7d, Canon t2i, A 100-400ls canon lens, a Tameron 10-15mm lens, canon 18-55mm lens. Tripod, beanbag.Feedback
Use a high shutter speed, and expect anything when photographing wild subjects. Look for things that seem out of place, and be aware of what animals are in that area.
