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White Heron in Flight

I know this White Heron was tired of me chasing it around this small pond snapping photos.  I was determined to get the shots I wanted, so we went around the pond a couple of times.  :-)

This was photographed in Florida and I thought I would share one series of shots from an “escape flight.”

[ click on the photo thumbnails below for larger versions of the images ]

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      1/500 sec @ f / 6.3 220mm              1/350 sec @ f / 6.3 220mm
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      1/500 sec @ f / 6.3 220mm              1/500 sec @ f / 6.3 220mm
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      1/320 sec @ f / 6.3 220mm              1/320 sec @ f / 6.3 220mm
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      1/320 sec @ f / 6.3 220mm              1/350 sec @ f / 6.3 220mm
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      1/320 sec @ f / 6.3 220mm

I swear that heron looks a little smug in that last photo.  But I got what I was after!

You might notice that I’ve not been posting the technical type of post I normally do.  I’ve decided to change up to “softer stuff” for a while to see if I can jump start myself past this malaise.

I’m sure there’ll be more technical how-to and Mac posts down the road.

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Posted on: Monday, September 24, 2007 at 6:00 am
Posted by: Earl Moore
Filed Under: Photography
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    2 Responses to “White Heron in Flight”

    1. Amberle Moore on September 24th, 2007 6:10 pm

      Beautiful shots!!!

    2. Earl Moore on September 24th, 2007 6:12 pm

      Amberle,

      Thank you very much! :-)

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