the Sandhills were in the marsh about 50-60 feet away. Of course, as we were leaving to take Mr. Boogerman home, they came out in the perfect golden hour light to feed on the grass. Had to miss that one, darn. If you look at the bottom, you can see the chicks. This is a portrait crop from a landscape shot, the adult took up almost the whole frame top to bottom. {}
Im starting to think your the mother, start going down and feeding them every morning and every evening, your pets. LOL!!! Nice capture once again, you have this down pat! ;-)
Harris, the light is really nice. The bird's eye strikes me. Sharp and well exposed picture. Thanks for sharing
Nice light and sharp as a tack!!! She may be 50 or 60 feet away Harris, but she certainly has her eye on you to see what your doing - although by now you'd think she was getting used to you.
Saw them on the way to work today Frank. They're wondering when you're going to come and take some photos of them. They said no flight shots from them, as they have young to tend to.
I can't see the clear plastic tie where you have this guy staked down. You obviously have this down to a science. Well done.
I actually like the way the babies are obscured in the scene. Looks very natural that way, plus, you can still see them just fine. Nice shot neighbor!
Re: I actually like the way the babies are obscured You know, in winter, they dont have these little ones here. Perhaps you may have to come down during this season to capture some?
Outstanding, Harris. I think you are lucky to get to work on these models all year round. Regards, Paul
