So eventually the fox that I was there to shoot showed up, but was quite a ways away, these are some pretty tight crops, so don't look too close!!! Anyway, now that I know where he tends to go, I can try to get a little closer, (insert evil chuckle!)
After stalking the fox around the field like a total dork (Believe me... if somebody videotaped me doing that, it is on it's way to "Americas Funniest Home Videos" for sure!) I went up to our lake to see what was shaking. Seeing my skittish Cormorant friend I chased him a little bit too. I am now convinced I need some LONG lenses if I plan to do much wildlife shooting! Long Long Long lenses.....
The sprinklers had been running and since I am incapable of seeing flowers with water drops on them and NOT wanting to take a picture. I did. Reversed K 50mm f1.4 on my Induro Tripod. (The thing is a swiss army knife!)
After stalking the fox around the field like a total dork (Believe me... if somebody videotaped me doing that, it is on it's way to "Americas Funniest Home Videos" for sure!) I went up to our lake to see what was shaking. Seeing my skittish Cormorant friend I chased him a little bit too. I am now convinced I need some LONG lenses if I plan to do much wildlife shooting! Long Long Long lenses.....
The sprinklers had been running and since I am incapable of seeing flowers with water drops on them and NOT wanting to take a picture. I did. Reversed K 50mm f1.4 on my Induro Tripod. (The thing is a swiss army knife!)
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Cool shots! I am sure you will 'outfox' the fox and get a close-up soon~
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