The Sip & Go
Uploaded: June 30, 2005
Taken at High Noon, the harsh lighting helped get the shutter speed fast enough to stop most of the action.
Carla J. Pomroy June 30, 2005
DavidKHAWLA Haddad June 30, 2005
WOW David such wonderful shot and great title for it love it think we might see this again gorgeous!!!! #1539277teresina m. wheaton June 30, 2005
David this is a great shot. Hummers are hard to shoot because of there movements. I spend a whole afternooon shooting these little guys what fun it was. Great work. #1539344Sherry Stricklin Boles June 30, 2005
Great capture, Daivd!! #1539418David Miller June 30, 2005
Thank you everyone for the nice comments.I'm heading up that way again this weekend...so here is hoping for some nice weather and subjects that will be nice enough to work with me again.
I'm going to try to use my tripod, and have the camera tethered to my laptop so I can shoot from a distance, yet get some interesting close-ups. #1539435
Chris Macer June 30, 2005
Fantastic shot, David! Great contrast and composition! #1539573Sign up for an interactive online photography course to get critiques on your photos.
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