Great site for Wildlife Photograhy Tips

The hardest part of being a wildlife photograher is learning how to get great images. We still learn everyday no matter of your level of expertise. Myself I have been taking images since the 70's and still learn everyday. Here is a link to some great tips and has some wonderful authors. Give it a look and you might find that one tip.

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Happy Shooting,
Kurt

Look Out!

Look Out!, originally uploaded by Thru Kurts Lens.

Well spent Sunday the 14th at Conowingo again. We (Matt) arrived around 8am which is late for us and it wasn't that crowded. There was some fishing activity once we arrived but all the fog ruined any chance of a photograph. The activity was slow but we did get some flybys during the day. The Eagles were mostly in the trees all around us so that was good. Took a lot of shots some good, some bad. One day will get the exposure down. The numbers were about the same maybe 100...

Bald Eagle Lunch

Lunch, originally uploaded by Thru Kurts Lens Photography.

Decided to go to Conowingo again this am. Got there just at dawn and it was cold this morning. The day was good for Eagle photos lots of tree shots of eating thier catch.

Great White Egret

Great White Egret, originally uploaded by Thru Kurts Lens Photography.

Sunday 10-31-2010 am I decided to go to one of my favorite spots at Peace Valley Park in New Britain. There was not much of anything at the usual locations. I was leaving and saw a little white dot near a dock and figured it was a Great White Egret. So I packed up my Bushhawk and hiked to the dock. After 500 clicks I got some great shots. This little guy let me get very close. I only wish I had better light as I was crawling on the shore to get closer at his level.

Bushhawk? its a camera support system which I will write my evaluation of it after i use it more.

Stay tuned,
Kurt