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Puppy Repost

This is a photo I took during our trip to Asheville a few months back. The ISO was really high for this photo thanks to being indoors and not using flash but I still love the way it came out. Lately I have been looking at this photo and contemplating trying to sell it. I was thinking maybe as greeting or thank you cards, or as small/medium prints due to the noise levels. What do you think? Would folks be interested and what kind of prices would be reasonable? Any advice from my fellow photographers that follow the blog would be much appreciated.

Anyway it was too precious not to share again.

27123939400_f07f21501d_k (1).jpg — Puppy pile! Canon 7d Mark 2 and Tamron 15-30mm F/2.8

November 15, 2016 0

Great Egret Landing

egret landing bw.jpg — Shot with my Canon 7d Mark 2 and Tamron 70-300 f/4-5.6

November 15, 2016 0

Myrtle Beach Osprey

I finally managed to get a decent picture of an Osprey. Took traveling to South Carolina for a Marine Corps Birthday ball in Myrtle Beach but hey I will take it. I was just surprised that they were hanging around the area where we stayed. It was heavily populated. I wish I had a longer lens with me.

Osprey in flight. Myrtle Beach South Carolina November 2016.

November 7, 2016 2

Chirpa

Not the most handsome creature but still pretty cool. Chirpa is juvenile Eastern Screech Owl. He was no bigger than 6 inches tall and won’t get any larger. He is still growing in his adult feathers.

chirpa eastern screech owl.jpg

September 29, 2016 0

Nev The One Eyed Hawk

He can still see much better than I can. It was nice to finally get up close and personal with Red Shouldered Hawk after chasing them around my yard for the better part of a year with no real luck. Apparently he had an infection in his right eye that eventually got to the point where removal of it was necessary. Still a magnificent creature.