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Not a great shot. Not even an intentional shot. I was in the Tualatin River National Wildlife refuge and was shooting a slash burn on the far hills. And to my surprise, after uploading my card I found an eaglet has hatched. Woohoo. NOt my best shot but fun just the same. Show me your first...
That is very true. That is why I feel it is best to shoot with a tripod and have three different exposures, layer them and merge them by hand, the old fashioned way.
It's incredibly hard to get those perfect waterfall shots on a sunny day. You did the best you could with the light you had. Unless you have a tripod and Photoshop so you can expose for the different regions and then merge them. Even then it is difficult.
I checked out the local Great Blue Heron rookery today. Much like all homeowner's trips have to be made for the occasional building supplies.
And there is always the discussion about how to decorate.
But like any condominium, you do have your neighbors living a bit close...
The GHOs in my neighborhood used to use an old crows nest. They have since abandoned it and are seemingly nowhere to be found.
I saw mating barred owls last night. No photos but a whole lot of hootin' goin' on. :)