Swallows* by Canon DSLR Challenge


29-JUL-2005	Pedro Fehlauer

Canon EOS 300D Digital Rebel ,Canon EF 75-300mm f/4-5.6 IS USM
1/60s f/5.6 at 300.0mm iso100 with Flash hide exif

other sizes: small medium original auto

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Guest		07-Aug-2005 01:53
Thanks everyone for the comments.. these babies live at my neighbor's house... will see if I can catch them again before they take off.. .don't know exactly how long it takes for them to learn to fly, though.

roberta		06-Aug-2005 23:16
Really cute! Brings back memories of two swallows I took care of in 1982: http://www.pbase.com/roberta/image/47074663

Guest		06-Aug-2005 04:15
A really fun image, Pedro. Puts a big smile on my face each time I view it. Your choice of aperature is right on, IMHO, as it narrows the focus right down to this delightful trio. -Michael

jimhwy		05-Aug-2005 08:28
Oh, man. That is cute. I love the way their little mouths look. This is a true effect of the telephoto lens compressing the beaks to make them look almost like little sets of lips. Darn that's a fun picture!

Canon DSLR Challenge		04-Aug-2005 23:48
Ah, future travelers, the Nina, Pinta, and Santa Maria :-) Fascinating to see youngins like this, with those funky mouths. Nice composition. Markjay

Guest		31-Jul-2005 16:29
Thanks guys! Actually I got some shots of them with the mouth wide open, even while their mother was feeding them. But those shots are more suited for wildlife magazines... in this shot I like the sympathetic and funny look of these babies...

Timothy O'Connor		31-Jul-2005 11:22
very cute. Im amazed they dont have their mouths open - the few times I have photographed birds in the nest, they always pop their necks up and open their mouths. :-) (which someone told me is NOT good if you annoy them enough)

Guest		30-Jul-2005 11:14
Game over. This is great.

Sergio Rojkes		30-Jul-2005 06:17
Nice one, they look like the litle bird mafia. Ser