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Ducks are so entertaining :) Nice captures there! I love the wing shape in the first one, we don't often get to see anything but the blur of flapping or the folded against the body look.
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Beautiful owl shots! Tryon Creek is one of the things I miss about living in that area (I recall going there for a birding adventure in the 7th grade, that trip got me hooked on bird watching)
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Nice! Which gallery in Seattle? I'd be interested in heading down to see it when it's up!
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Both shots are nice... the field almost looks like it was infrared?
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Really nice shot, I love the narrow dof
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Bob- I'm thinking early spring, hopefully the mosquitoes won't be quite so bad at that point. In theory.
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Are the mudflats an area that will flood with the tide, or is it a seasonal kind of thing? (I'm looking forward to visiting there when we warm up a bit!)
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I love the starburst in the flower petals :)
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Yeah, we don't feed the animals on purpose... we'd set out our picnic spread and they were flying down and stealing crackers off the table.
I've seen steller's jays at campsites land on neighboring camp stoves and eat scrambled eggs out of the pan, and when I was a kid we had an ostrich at the...
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Zen is a great name for this image... it makes me feel very calm. I love that you can see the color of the rocks below the surface, just enough for an interesting background but not the least bit distracting. Really a lovely capture :)
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That's a Douglas Squirrel, right? (brown fur on his tummy?) Nice capture :)
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Very cute! :)
I noticed critters in state parks tend to be tamer... the gray jays up on Hurricane Ridge would fly right onto our table as soon as we turned our backs.
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The heron is a bit of a story for me... when I was around 22 my husband took me down to the Oregon coast and I was incredibly excited to have seen a heron just off the road. My husband patiently spent a good hour driving back and forth along the bay so I could try to get a shot, however every...
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I just returned from a week of fun in the northern snow - a couple days on Orcas Island then down Whidby and over to Port Townsend. I had no idea the best bird watching opportunity would be while waiting for the short ferry ride over to PT - I followed a belted kinfisher, blue heron, and bald...
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Nice bird shots, I like the lighting and backdrop of the first one the best.
I attended a seminar last year where the instructors suggested setting up hummingbird feeders in the back yard - once the feeding station is established you can prop flowers in front of it and shoot from the other...
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Really nice motion in the water! I love the contrast between the white water and the deep green moss
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JaniceL - It was a good solution all around... I had some shooting opportunities while the family stayed warm in the car, and we didn't get stuck in the snow (apparently we made it out of the area just ahead of a 2 hour backup)
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A snow scene
Shot while my husband drove through the snow yesterday... traffic was crawling around 15MPH so I had the chance to stick the lens out the window.
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Exactly, buildings... lamps... the moon (relatively speaking - the exposure can be short enough to keep it from showing movement)
That looks almost like you were standing on I-90
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I love how serious the shepherds look, and then the lab just looks like a goofball. Very nice job on capturing their expressions! The first shot, with the poles all lined up, is my favorite. I agree that the bright yellow tunnel is a bit of a distracting element as compared to the other shots...
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