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Rich Fleisher
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- Roslyn Heights, NY
- United States
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Rich Fleisher left a comment for Maria Smith"Maria, thanks. I have more shots on my flickr page - http://www.flickr.com/photos/profman_wildlife_photos/ The 7d has a built in sensor cleaning to try and keep dust off of the camera's sensor. I have never had to manually clean…"
Maria Smith left a comment for Rich Fleisher"By the way i love ospreys and i think your pictures are one of the msot amazing i have seen!"
Maria Smith left a comment for Rich Fleisher"Hey Rich i would like to have more understanding why when i turn on and off my camera its says "Sensor Cleaning" i looked at the manual but i still dont understand. i would also like any advice on when do you really use the external flash?…"
Rich Fleisher commented on Vernon Hearns's group Cameras+Photography"I concur with Cody's evaluation of the 300 with and without the TC but obviously it is not the same as the 500"
Rich Fleisher commented on Vernon Hearns's group Cameras+Photography"Maria, I shoot with a 7d - my two favorite birding lenses are a 500mm f4 and a 300mm f4. What would you like to know about the 7d?"
Rich Fleisher posted a status"Red Tail Hawks, Fordham University Bronx NY - the hawks use the cross atop the university church as a perch to look over surrounding area"
Darrell Carpenter left a comment for Rich Fleisher"Thank you Rich for your kind words on my eagle photo! I always shoot raw so this gives me some flexibility with the highlight and shadow detail."
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Fordham Hawks
Hi Everyone,
This year, the Red-tail Hawks (Buteo Jamaicensis) that nest on the Rose Hill campus of Fordham University which is located in the Bronx, NY produced four eggs that hatched. The youngsters grew up and have recently fledged. I have been following and photographing these hawks since 2006. Each year they refortify the nest sometime in February, lay the eggs in late March, hatch in late April or early May and fledge in mid to late June. The female is named Rose,…
ContinuePosted on June 28, 2011 at 1:26pm — 2 Comments
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- At 4:54pm on April 5, 2012, Maria Smith said…
By the way i love ospreys and i think your pictures are one of the msot amazing i have seen!
- At 4:53pm on April 5, 2012, Maria Smith said…
Hey Rich i would like to have more understanding why when i turn on and off my camera its says "Sensor Cleaning" i looked at the manual but i still dont understand. i would also like any advice on when do you really use the external flash? Thanks
- At 4:13pm on February 21, 2012, Darrell Carpenter said…
Thank you Rich for your kind words on my eagle photo! I always shoot raw so this gives me some flexibility with the highlight and shadow detail.
- At 3:23pm on February 21, 2012,
Stephen Fisher said…
Rich, thank you for the nice comment about my hawk photograph!
- At 4:00pm on July 22, 2011,
John A. Leone said… - Your Hawks are great !! We don't get that many types of big birds; red shouldered hawk, osprey, small eagles, vultures, storks, egrets, limpkins, heron an pelicans !! Take Care an Be Well !!
- At 1:40pm on July 15, 2011,
Andrea Berrow said…
- My camera is d3000 nikion 55\200 lens
- At 1:39pm on July 15, 2011,
- Hi Rich thank you for nice commets on my pictures they were taken at the beach real earliy in the morning when they are lookig for food .it is on GREOGIA STRAIGHT ON THE PACFIC OCEAN in campbell river b.c. canada .They have a nest a couple of blocks from were i live . I have been following them for a couple of years now . I get beef fat or fish to give to them at few times a week . They had three young this years i guess i will be feeding them soon when they leave the nest .Thanks again hope you are have a good day Andrea
- At 7:17am on July 14, 2011, John A. Leone said…
Thanx for answer; I use only Nikon lenses have a warm tint !! I also use Zoom lenses as I'm getting older and no longer carry heavy stuff !! Nikon D50 and 3 lenses 18 to 55 / 50 to 200 / and 70 to 300 Zooms !!
Take Care an Be Well !!
- At 11:48am on July 13, 2011, John A. Leone said…
- Great Fotos Rich They are very sharp (detailed) ; what lens and camera ??Take Care an Be Well !! John A Leone
- At 7:20pm on June 28, 2011,
Darlene Switala said… - Thanks Rich. This Osprey was watching her nest nearby. I am enjoying viewing all of the amazing photo's!
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