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Proud as a peacock

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John Angulat

pro member
...or so the saying goes.
Just a fun post.
Enjoy!

peacocksm.jpg
 
Charlotte Thompson

Charlotte Thompson

Well-known member
John

now that male peacock is prettier than me and so now I am jealous!
great shot
love all the color and majesty he presents-confidence even!

Charlotte-
 
J

John Angulat

pro member
Thank you kindly m' lady...
Fret not, for we are not peacocks and we males see our ladies as the more beautiful. As it should be.
 
R

Reginald Johnson

Member
Hi John,
Thanks for the beautiful closup view!
Hmm, don't know if they're really proud as they seem to us... I've seen one trying his charm on a peahen for over five minutes, and then the hen walked away cool. Felt really sorry for the guy.

regi
 
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Don Cohen

Guest
Impressive display, and an equally impressive photo. Excellent color and detail. Even though it's "just for fun" it's always helpful to know how this shot came to be (gear, specs, post-processing, any other relevant details).

Thanks for sharing.
 
J

John Angulat

pro member
Hi Don,
Thank you kindly for the compliment, it's much appreciated.
Details:
Nikon D70 May 2006
ISO200
300mm (70-300 zoom)
1/90 sec at f/5.6
Fill flash with SB-800
Levels, Sharpening PS CS3
 
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