Galapagos Hawk_Imm
by Charles Gangas
We spent a couple of days looking for the Galapagos Hawk and found a few juveniles flying against the cliffs on a boating trip around one of the islands.
What I found in all but a few of the images from this sequence of shots are the tiny white dots across the image. I'm really not sure what they are–small insects, raindrops, or perhaps sea spray as we were rather close to the shoreline.
Isla Isabela, Galapagos Ecuador
D3s
500mm f/4
1/800s @ f/5.6
ISO 1250
Manual exposure
HH from a boat
Comments
6 commentsTFS
Steve
Hmmm. They must have gotten bored with boating and decided to fly.
I suspect the white dots are bird feces. Fine shot of the backlit hawk!
This is simply a stunning shot. You have brought a lot back from this trip.