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Love the GS!
Can't get enough of your eagle pics too. We rarely see an eagle here....in fact, I've seen ONE ever in my vicinity. Saw another pair north of Houston a couple years ago. They are way rare around here!
Can't get enough of your eagle pics too. We rarely see an eagle here....in fact, I've seen ONE ever in my vicinity. Saw another pair north of Houston a couple years ago. They are way rare around here!
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Such a beautiful family. Seems everyone likes spending time outdoors ha
beautiful pictures.
beautiful pictures.MoonShadows
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What kind of camera do you have...The pics look like something out of a magazine...although, I know that is only one part of being a good photographer.
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The older ones are with a Cannon Rebel T2I. Newer ones are with a Cannon 80D that was my Christmas present. Both are DSLR cameras. Changing out lenses makes a huge difference compared to point and shoot digital cameras. My cell phone has a nice one, if used for close and in bright light but it doesn't compete with the actual cameras.
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I have a digital camera, but it is point and shoot.
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Hubby bought me the old camera back in 2008 or '09. It is set up to grab and go with the telephoto lens. I won't take the new one out to some of the places.
I do use the cell camera for getting quick shots that need one hand or just spur of moment. I always have it.
Can see how cell camera doesn't do movement very well. The actual camera wouldn't have been blurred on the right chick
I do use the cell camera for getting quick shots that need one hand or just spur of moment. I always have it.
Can see how cell camera doesn't do movement very well. The actual camera wouldn't have been blurred on the right chick
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All we see around here is chicken hawks. My birds just go sit under a low hanging bush until the coast is clear.
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Two days ago with a foot and a half of snow
Today after over an inch of rain
Today after over an inch of rain
