Bird Poker -- Ducks. Duck Diving at Arapaho National Wildlife Refuge in Colorado. Image taken with ...

Bird Poker -- Ducks.

Duck Diving at Arapaho National Wildlife Refuge in Colorado. Image taken with a Nikon D300 and 80-400 mm VR lens (ISO 200, 360 mm, f/8, 1/640 sec). Raw image processed with Capture One Pro 6 and converted to B&W with Nik Silver Efex Pro 2.

#birdpoker  +Bird Poker Ducks curated by +Phil Armishaw 

#Animalia (+Animalia) curated by +Adelphe BACHELET

#blackandwhitephotos #blackandwhitephotography +Black and White Photos by +Gemma Costa +Rob Heron +Salvatore Ferrante +Anthony Million

#allthingsmonochrome +All Things Monochrome by +Charles Lupica,  +Enrique Pelaez, +Brian Cox,  +Dorian Stretton and +Bill Wood

#monochromeworld +Monochrome World by +andi rivarola

I am now co-curating #300mmmonday +300mmMonday with +Gailen Mapes 

Please share your 300+ mm (200+ mm on DX/APC sensors) telephoto images next Monday.

More information on this weekly photography theme including a handy copy and paste curation line can be had at:
https://plus.google.com/u/0/b/113844290924634135458/113844290924634135458/about

Please add the EXIF/IPTC Photo Data to your image so we can see what camera, lens and focal length was used for the image. 

Bird poker -- Feeding Time. Male Northern Cardinal Feeding Breakfast to a Young Cardinal at Dos Vandas...

Bird poker -- Feeding Time.

Male Northern Cardinal Feeding Breakfast to a Young Cardinal at Dos Vandas Ranch in Southern Texas. Image taken with a Nikon D4 camera and 500 mm f/4 VR lens (ISO 1600, 500 mm, f/5.6, 1/2000 sec.

#birdpoker  +Bird Poker Feeding Time curated by +Phil Armishaw 

I am now co-curating #300mmmonday +300mmMonday with +Gailen Mapes 

Please share your 300+ mm (200+ mm on DX/APC sensors) telephoto images next Monday.

More information on this weekly photography theme including a handy copy and paste curation line can be had at:
https://plus.google.com/u/0/b/113844290924634135458/113844290924634135458/about

Please add the IPTC/XMP Photo Data to your image so we can see what camera, lens and focal length was used for the image.