Great timing Andy. I am really enjoying your shots from this trip. Very jealous!
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Great timing Andy. I am really enjoying your shots from this trip. Very jealous!
havent been able to get out to snap any pics lately , but these guys showed up behind the house last week right at last light. 200mm is still a little short but its still not bad after being cropped.
70-200 f4L f5.6 1/250 iso 400 . hand held
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took this one in John Chestnut Park near Tampa. i didnt think this guy was gonna let me get this close. first time ive seen a gator in the wild.
T4i 70-200f4L 1/200 ƒ/4 ISO400 200mm
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If he was hungry, he would let you get really close. Nice shot.Quote:
Originally Posted by sedwards
caught these guys this afternoon in Seneca NY. pretty rare to see more than one at a time.
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nice shot of a very interesting subject Stu....
What a great capture!
I have to admit this is truly "lazy man's photography". I get up a little before dawn, make my coffee, set up the camera for the morning's light, sit down at my desk and wait.
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