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I Lost My Tripod
When I showed a couple of my friends a photo I had made of my camera mounted tripod with the new camouflage fabric covering on it, one of them came back with, “what tripod? I don’t see any tripod.” That … Continue reading
Elk in The Field
Though we were fortunate enough to capture some great moose images on our recent visit to Rocky Mountain National Park, I don’t want to overlook the many great elk shots garnered from that visit. The moose is a much more … Continue reading
It’s Not Supposed To Be a Nature Shot
A nature shot should look, well, natural. Right? I won’t argue against that. Bird photography, wildlife photography flowers, anything intended to represent a “look” at nature. Nature pictures are meant to look like nature scenes. Most of the time, at … Continue reading
Step Out of The Ordinary
Either you’re like me and easily bored with the same ol’ same ol’ or you have an urge to stretch your creativity beyond just the normal and commonplace static posed pictures. This is especially the case for zoo animal shots. … Continue reading
Snow Tiger Sketch
Snow Tiger Sketch, originally uploaded by Dan Dooley. Actually a White Bengal Tiger. Ft. Worth Zoo, Ft. Worth, TX. Canon 100-400mm f/4.5-5.6 L IS USM at 400mm. 1/250 sec. f/5.6. ISO 500. After converting the RAW image to TIFF (minor … Continue reading
Village Creek Drying Beds
Village Creek Drying Beds, originally uploaded by Dan Dooley. Arlington, Texas. Inactive solid waste treatment drying beds. Remaining ponds, surrounding trees, fields offer excellent birding and wildlife photography. Not only birds but an abundance of dragonflies in the warmer months, … Continue reading
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Tagged Animal Photography, Bird Photography, Nature Photography
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Balance In Composition
One thing the new photographer hardly thinks about and even advanced photographers often miss, is the sense of balance in a photograph. I probably don’t need to define “balance” for the term is (or should be) easily understood by the … Continue reading
Male Northern Shoveler
Male Northern Shoveler, originally uploaded by Dan Dooley. I try as much as possible to avoid posting static, posed shots (ok, this gentleman is not posing for me actually) but sometimes the specimen is good looking enough to justify it. … Continue reading
Posted in Nature Photography
Tagged Animal Photography, Nature Photography, Telephoto Zoom Lenses
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