Eerily quiet on the water this morning. The Osprey are gone. The GBH, Green Herons, terns, nothing but a lone Great Egret and a bunch of geese. Still thankful to be able to enjoy these mornings of solitude. Thanks for taking a look !
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Gary
johnohio wrote:
Inclined to agree with Morris. I have often wondered, is the image the prize or is it the solitude ?
John
The older I get, the more I lean towards the latter. And having a camera along gives me purpose. I could certainly just go out in a kayak and paddle around, a lot of people do. But the desire to record images gives me the incentive to get up and out where I might otherwise just grab a few more hours of sleep
Thanks John
Creative Edge wrote:
love this series, great use of backlighting
Thanks very much for the comment
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louie champan wrote:
Superb work with these images, you used the light to your advantage beautifully.
Thanks Louie
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csinseattle wrote:
Gary,
Great creative variety
Chris S.
Thank you Chris
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Erictator wrote:
Off the charts good Gary, this is my kind of morning! Love the low angles and warm light.
Eric
Brian Woolf wrote:
Beautiful set, that last Egret is so impressive as well as those feeding photos, such cool light.
Brian W
Thanks Brian. That last Egret was later in the morning, around 9:30, so the sun was hitting him pretty directly. Those were shot at 1/32,000 ISO 200 @ F4.5 I love when I can catch a front lit, light subject against a darker background.
The older I get, the more I lean towards the latter. And having a camera along gives me purpose. I could certainly just go out in a kayak and paddle around, a lot of people do. But the desire to record images gives me the incentive to get up and out where I might otherwise just grab a few more hours of sleep