Turkey Vultures

I may just have introduced these turkey vultures to the notion of spinning heads. Truth is, there were absolutely no bokeh photos amongst may vast American collection - and another truth is, if I ever do get bokeh, it is more by delight than design. So that's another thing I need to further research.

In the meanwhile, these turkey vultures were in the garden of our host's home in Cape Cod and I selected them to practice adding bokeh to a picuture, with a little help from the www.

Ill be back viewing your photos - hopefully tomorrow if not before.

[Suzanne]

Oh my goodness, fancy having those two sat on your lawn! Excellent bokeh, I would never have known.

[Saxa van Eijnsbergen]

Nice bokeh in the daylight/sunlight.

[Hazel]

You made them look quite handsome!

[Catherine Otley]

Interesting to see what they look like close up. I remember seeing them soaring above the trees even in a big city like Atlanta.

[Babs]

Not the prettiest of birds are they. Well done for capturing bokeh too.

[haskar]

Well caught.

[Helen Jane]

@suzanne234 there were many more visiting the lawn whilst we stayed. thanks for all your visits and comments Suzanne
@overalvandaan thank you. because I know that I put it there, it looks very artificial to me.
@quietpurplehaze it was hard work! thanks for dropping by

@redandwhite I never actually saw them flying which is a shame. They just seemed to roam around the garden in a group.
@onewing im sorry to say that I didn't capture the bokeh - I created it.
@haskar many thanks - for all your faithful commenting

[FBailey]

Your bokeh looks fine to me, I would never have known it was intentional ...

[summerfield]

bokeh is actually the soft background you get when you shoot with a shallow dof and most times it comes out as something round/circular. very nice, helen.