Looking for Great Nature Photography

[ewagner]

I have to plug my Brother-in-laws site which is in my sig line. He and his wife do excellent work and I am proud to have some of it hanging in my house.

They have a great site and you should drop by and browse once in a while. Here's one of their shots....

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It's good stuff done by a couple of true Democrats.......

[Journeyman]

1. Can you post the URL. . .

for those of us with Hide Signatures enabled?

[ewagner]

4. sure

www.impeccableimages.com

[rogerashton]

2. My stuff isn't QUITE as good as this, but

what? No bitterflies?



F8 and be there!

[ewagner]

3. LOL

Can't tell you how many times I've heard that...........

[rogerashton]

5. "No butterflies" or ....

n/t

[ewagner]

6. F8 and be there!

I did some amateur sports shots a few years ago but never did any nature/wildlife...... sports was great because you had to anticipate "the moment" you wanted to capture and be ready for it to happen....... Wildlife is more....serendipity?

[rogerashton]

7. That's the fun thing.

Being there

But (on edit) I've missed more great shots than I've gotten. 'Bout ten years ago, at the John Heinz Refuge -- otherwise known as Tinicum, Philadelphia's unique urban wildlife sanctuary -- I saw a red-tail hawk strike the pond surface and take a big, gold carp -- damn, it happened so fast I could no more get a camera on it than fly up there with the red-tail -- It would have been a great picture, but you could have waited years and not gotten it.

Sometimes it's not enough to be there ....

[ewagner]

8. There are times

when events overtake response time.....

I know, I've had it happen to me also.