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Stunning, I am envious of you having such a beautiful model, can't wait for the ones of him in flight. Glad you are pleased with the purchase, it is a worry to spend so much in the hope you are happy with it.
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Look forward to seeing more Charl! C'mon haven't you got any others to show us? 
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Look forward to seeing more Charl! C'mon haven't you got any others to show us?
I took some of a Begonia when I was trying to learn about aperture, but they're a bit pap.
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lol practise makes perfect - well, so they say
Nice shot of Freda! Look forward to seeing more
Nice shot of Freda! Look forward to seeing more
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wow what a goergous bird!
and in your own back garden !
and in your own back garden !
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Ive just had a look at all these pics. lovely bird , and I can see freda isnt a munster now. In you avatar I wasnt sure ( posted a reply in my thread asking) what all hawks do you have? I have a freind who does displays with his at skibo castle and know another chap who displays his at dunrobin.
lots of work eh?
lovely pics , Im just learning too. getting off the auto modes can be a bit daunting.Im doing it now mostly on av or tv not managing much with success on full manual yet, but hey thats why I joined here to get tips and learn.
lots of work eh?
lovely pics , Im just learning too. getting off the auto modes can be a bit daunting.Im doing it now mostly on av or tv not managing much with success on full manual yet, but hey thats why I joined here to get tips and learn.
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Great pics, I didnt like coming out of auto but find I am using it less and less these day
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Thanks Clairelou - he's such a good subject, so great for practising!
Sorry Jean, I didn't see your reply! She was only about 4 months or so in my avatar, so maybe her face hadn't matured quite. It's strange though, we did consider a munsterlander, but GSPs are a habit hard to break! Hawks-wise, I only have Archie, but my parents fly and breed harrises and redtails. In the past we've had others; my first was a kestrel when I was about 9. So tame and exciting to train! My parents don't really do displays, but do a lot of flying - I hardly see them all winter! I do like watching the displays though - some really impressive birds!
Thanks Stormey. I'll get the hang of it soon I hope - just need to practise lots! Sure I'll bore you all with the results soon!
Sorry Jean, I didn't see your reply! She was only about 4 months or so in my avatar, so maybe her face hadn't matured quite. It's strange though, we did consider a munsterlander, but GSPs are a habit hard to break! Hawks-wise, I only have Archie, but my parents fly and breed harrises and redtails. In the past we've had others; my first was a kestrel when I was about 9. So tame and exciting to train! My parents don't really do displays, but do a lot of flying - I hardly see them all winter! I do like watching the displays though - some really impressive birds!
Thanks Stormey. I'll get the hang of it soon I hope - just need to practise lots! Sure I'll bore you all with the results soon!
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