Am I to late for Egret Fest?
I hadn't seen an egret since last fall, and the place that I saw them was at
a pond on 3M's property. You may or may not know that 3M doesn't like
camera's on their land. I knew that they didn't allow cameras in the buildings,
but I thought the pond would be OK. Wrong. I took pictures of the geese, ducks
and egrets for a few minutes when security drove up and asked me if I worked
for 3M. I said no, but that I was a construction worker that had worked there
many times. They reminded me of the camera policy to which I said "I'll bet
you'd like me to leave." and his answer was "Yes we would." (2 guys in the car)
so I said OK, and they said have a nice evening.
I just wanted to put down that little story cause I've heard of so many where
the security guards or the photographers get hostile. Even though I was asked
to leave, I'm not angry about it. Those guys did their jobs, and I did what was
right, to leave without making a fuss.
Anyways, it was another cold damp grey day in Minnesota. I took about 100
pictures of geese, egrets, ducks, birds in flight, but my shutters speeds were
to slow, and only got a few keepers.
Here's the best one.
Thanks (as always) for looking.
dave.
a pond on 3M's property. You may or may not know that 3M doesn't like
camera's on their land. I knew that they didn't allow cameras in the buildings,
but I thought the pond would be OK. Wrong. I took pictures of the geese, ducks
and egrets for a few minutes when security drove up and asked me if I worked
for 3M. I said no, but that I was a construction worker that had worked there
many times. They reminded me of the camera policy to which I said "I'll bet
you'd like me to leave." and his answer was "Yes we would." (2 guys in the car)
so I said OK, and they said have a nice evening.
I just wanted to put down that little story cause I've heard of so many where
the security guards or the photographers get hostile. Even though I was asked
to leave, I'm not angry about it. Those guys did their jobs, and I did what was
right, to leave without making a fuss.
Anyways, it was another cold damp grey day in Minnesota. I took about 100
pictures of geese, egrets, ducks, birds in flight, but my shutters speeds were
to slow, and only got a few keepers.
Here's the best one.
Thanks (as always) for looking.
dave.
dave.
Basking in the shadows of yesterday's triumphs'.
Basking in the shadows of yesterday's triumphs'.
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Nice one.
Al
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dave.
Basking in the shadows of yesterday's triumphs'.
pictures of geese, egrets, ducks, birds in flight, but my shutters speeds were
to slow, and only got a few keepers. this is the story of my photo hobby may be a tshirt :cry ok now nice shot
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Well Andy, it's not a great pic of a porta-potty, but I feel the line makes the pic.
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