The Big Birds - Pantanal - Thread three

[Otavio]

Another very impressive collection Otávio. I am in awe of your shooting skills! I also really appreciate the fact that you identify the birds and give background information that makes the viewing much more enjoyable.

Frank, I do appreciate your feedback. Thanks for the encouraging words, my friend! Regards,

[Otavio]

+1 to Frank's comments Otavio, another wonderful series!

Thank you very much, David. Regards,

[Otavio]

Superior as always Otavio...great detail, spot on exposure. I do envy you!

Hello, Chauncey. Thanks for viewing and commenting. Glad you liked it! Regards,

[Otavio]

Hi Otavio,

Beautiful set! My favourite is the Caracara taking off likely not only for the tack sharp action shot but because you made the background work so beautifully. Followed by the Caracara #17, and Anhinga shots. Capturing Hyacinth Macaw's in flight - WoW!

Hi, Christina. Thanks for your reply. Cheers,

[Otavio]

Thanks for sharing those beautiful images Otavio I haven't seen a Jabiru before, amazing bird !

Hi, Binnur. Thanks for viewing and commenting. The Jabiry is one of the most incredible birds I've ever seen! Cheers,

[Otavio]

Otavio, this is a very special series. I like the rail, partly because I know how hard it is to photograph these little guys. The caracara head is also exceptional. Nice work.

Thanks, Chuck. I appreciate your feedback. Regards,

[Otavio]

Another excellent set of images and very informative. I've never seen nor heard of the jabiru. That's a massive bird. Nicely done.

Hello, Dan. I appreciate your comments. Yes, that bird is incredible. A pitty it is so hard to expose as it is half completely white and half completely black. Post processing quite required here.

[Otavio]

+1 to Dan's reply, I'd not heard of the Jabiru either Otávio,

I think my fav. is #2, the Caracara launching itself.

Even your 'much cropped' #15, the Hyacinth macaws, isn't as bad as some of my shots of the local ring-necked parakeets, which also tend to fly fast, high and perch in the tallest of trees. (30m +)

Well done,

Hi, Dave. Thanks for your feedback. I really loved having the opportunity of shooting thoese macaws. Quite amazing (and noisy) couple of birds.

Cheers,

[Otavio]

Great set Otavio. Hard to pick a favourite.

Thanks, Rudi! I appreciate it. Regards,