Фото "Dinner Time"

Alenka Kachuro #1 сб 16 июн 2001 07:36

incredible detail. well worth that wait!

Greg Summers #3 сб 16 июн 2001 07:43

I can`t imagine the patience - and all the while your hand on the release

Ben Bondarenko #4 сб 16 июн 2001 07:45

this has to be one of your best steve, love it

april coleman #6 сб 16 июн 2001 08:44

Steve, this is fabulous....!

hua li #7 сб 16 июн 2001 10:18

I very like the picture.

peter o neill #8 сб 16 июн 2001 10:22

Now you are really showing off!!! Just breathtaking.

Alberto #10 сб 16 июн 2001 13:50

Good capture.

Reda Danaf #11 сб 16 июн 2001 14:01

What a great capture Steve, I can imagine how patient you were, but you were rewarded at the end.

Helyn Davenport #13 сб 16 июн 2001 18:59

Perfection!

Lee Nelson #14 вс 17 июн 2001 00:19

Oh my, such a capture. That you even found a nest is miracle enough, but to have this in the finder is quite unbelievable. And me, still trying to get one, sitting on the feeder:-)

Todd Hansell #15 вт 3 июл 2001 20:29

Amazing... The colors and capture are perfect. The feeling of hope and safety is overpowering.

Mitchell Kanashkevich #16 вс 15 июл 2001 21:47

The patience obviously paid off, what a great capture!

Rachel Bellenoit #17 пн 20 авг 2001 23:52

Oh, Steve! This is wonderful and worth your patience!

P. Schwarz #19 чт 25 окт 2001 01:30

It is almost Unbelievable what I see! Indescribable!!!!

Peter Wallack #20 сб 1 дек 2001 16:37

Steve
This makes it into a top list of all time great bird shots. Wonderful loving care, super colors in the birds and the foliage which frames them creating such intimacy, blacks where there if Background making the birds stand out more, sharp birds with the hoving hummers blurred winggs ALL ADDS UP TO A WORLD CLASS PHOTO. I would love for you to consider writing a few hundred words and putting this image together for an article you and I wwould write for profos.com. I would need you to describe the setting, your set up, your working procedures, and the sepicifications of film, camera, lens, aperture and shutter if you have them. Please get back to me. This could be in the February 2002 Profotos.com on line magazine. We do this for your exposure and their is no wages involved.

My part of it would be to critique the photo and respond to what you have written so as the article would be an interesting dialogue.

Thanks Peter Wallack