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Home » ANIMALS-DOMESTIC « Previous image  · Slide Show · Next image » « Previous image · Next image » Helloooo ladies Click on image to view larger image « Previous image  · Slide Show · Next image » Photo Details Helkoryo Site Admin Registered: November 2008 Posts: 5,497 Did you get the jilt in the title there? This is the first of two more shots I took at the farm a couple of weeks ago. This Turkey really was strutting his stuff around the yard. Please excuse the tight crop here but there was a large red tractor close by that I wanted cropped from the shot. · Date: Wed March 25, 2009 · Views: 345 · Additional Info Keywords: Helloooo ladies Camera Make / Model: Canon EOS 400D Lens Make / Focal Length: Canon 70-200 L IS Filters / Type Used: N/A Flash / Type Used: N/A Event e.g. Grand Prix, Birthday, Sunrise: Farmyard shot State / County / Area Image taken: Daventry Country Image Taken United Kingdom Processing Software Applications Used « more · more »

Author Thread   sjalfano Registered: February 2009 Posts: 1,680 Wed March 25, 2009 2:15am Good DOF, Helen. Clear, tack sharp detail. lrw1966 Registered: November 2008 Posts: 3,889 Wed March 25, 2009 12:31pm Helen, Hi: Marvelous series, amazing colors and details. We have turkeys in the wild near us. While walking on Sunday, the dogs and I came across 50 or 60 just to the north of our home. Your series here is wonderfully done, Congratulations. Larry zanegol Registered: January 2009 Posts: 516 Wed March 25, 2009 5:46pm Great detail in this wonderful shot, Helen. Love the detail in the turkey's plumage. This certainly is a Playturkey...it will be featured in the next Playturkey Magazine Thanks for posting Regards - Steve dmboyce Registered: March 2009 Posts: 399 Wed March 25, 2009 6:14pm Helen, this is great detail. You can see every feather. Beautiful work. mortcdz Registered: January 2009 Posts: 1,837 Wed March 25, 2009 9:37pm I have to say I prefer the side on POV to the head on one - it makes more of the shapes and textures in the feathers. Still feels like its missing some condiments, flavourings and an assortment of vegetables ;-) Cheers....Mark Julie Registered: February 2009 Posts: 1,421 Thu March 26, 2009 1:26am Great side profile. What detail and colors. Well done. Thu March 26, 2009 9:37am Now there is a fine looking fellow ... he should come in useful towards the end of December.... Thegraduate Registered: December 2008 Posts: 1,010 Thu March 26, 2009 2:26pm The tight crop has shown him of at his best, lovely colour and detail. Thanks Gil olddingo Registered: November 2008 Posts: 2,626 Thu March 26, 2009 9:46pm Hi Helen, I visited a historical farm here a couple of years back and too some shots of the turkeys, unfortunately I was in heavy shade at the time. This is super, good colour and detail and the tight crop works well. They are not the most glamorous of birds, David rfishw Registered: February 2009 Posts: 905 Sun March 29, 2009 12:08am One has to wonder about the future of this fine looking bird.Great color,clarity etc.it is a good picture mariajose Registered: January 2009 Posts: 166 Thu April 2, 2009 8:02pm Helen: I ove gaujolotes, or turkeys. This one is certainly magnificent andthe way he was carrying about. The details on the feathers are superb. Congratulations MJ

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