Thanks, about 10 to 15 feet out. I cheated. I was in the house when mom showed up. I went down stairs where I had a window with no screen. I have a little food plot, but for some reason they like to browse the longest right next to the house where I am trying to grow some rocks. Go figure.
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Thanks, about 10 to 15 feet out. I cheated. I was in the house when mom showed up. I went down stairs where I had a window with no screen. I have a little food plot, but for some reason they like to browse the longest right next to the house where I am trying to grow some rocks. Go figure.
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heres one
Cool, ashtxsniper.
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I dont know where he was I just saw the web one morning while deer hunting. With the dew on the web and the sun light hitting it just right it turned out pretty good.
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For those who might be looking for some tips on photography (most about knife photography) follow the link in my sig. Some of the links on that tips 'n techniques page have died since I put it up, but there's still a bunch of good info to find there.
Now on to the pics.....
Sunset a couple years ago.
Mt Ranier from near Alder Dam.
Not technically in the wild.... actually in a greenhouse in Japan. But the trip to Japan was wild!
Not sure what species it is, but I thought the shape and colors were interesting.
Now on to the pics.....
Sunset a couple years ago.
Mt Ranier from near Alder Dam.
Not technically in the wild.... actually in a greenhouse in Japan. But the trip to Japan was wild!
Not sure what species it is, but I thought the shape and colors were interesting.
Thanks for the link to the tips. I am always looking to improve my skills.
Where at? Very cool pics. I gotta get a tripod!
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Those are some great shots. If a man wanted a good digital camera to take photos of this quality, what would be a good choice?
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That's really nice. The sunsets and the clearer skies is the only thing I miss about the coast.
I don't know who you are talking to SGB but I have a Canon G7. About the size of a point and shoot. It takes good pictures if I do my part.
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I use a kodak z650
), those are some excellent photos, what camera (it's DSLR, isn't it?) do you use?
For those who might be looking for some tips on photography (most about knife photography) follow the link in my sig. Some of the links on that tips 'n techniques page have died since I put it up, but there's still a bunch of good info to find there.
Now on to the pics.....
Not technically in the wild.... actually in a greenhouse in Japan. But the trip to Japan was wild!
That's a Hibiscus rosasinensis (spelling?), quite common here in the tropic. They come in variety of color and shape.
Thanks, huugh,
I shoot with a Canon EOS 1Ds Mark II. It's a good camera, though probably not suitable for most folks, due to its cost, size, weight, and lack of "user-friendliness".
Here's another for you:
http://flickr.com/photo_zoom.gne?id=274804548&context=set-72157594337321020&size=o
Great Blue Heron Preening
I shoot with a Canon EOS 1Ds Mark II. It's a good camera, though probably not suitable for most folks, due to its cost, size, weight, and lack of "user-friendliness".
Here's another for you:
http://flickr.com/photo_zoom.gne?id=274804548&context=set-72157594337321020&size=o
Great Blue Heron Preening