Cool Bird Jeff, it was a blast meeting and shooting with you...
we just "Bearly" lived through it
Ed
I did take you for GRANITE - - I KNOW but trying to feed a new guy to the bears ???? just for a shot. Ed thank you and the family for making my trip more fun than a guy is suppose to have not only is my trigger finger sore but now I have to buy a new hard drive [and you guys owe me a keyboard ] and to all the dgrin family Ed Missy,and your dgrin mascot and guide Connie are 3 of the greatest .A fantastic group that never put down the camera even to sleep
Jeff, that is one good peacock, with reflection shot!
Everything must have been better in Yosemite, even the photographers....in some cases at least equal. But I have shot those peacocks, so I know how good yours is. (next I am going to have to make a reflection puddle, too cool)
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thanks I saw them on the way into the park now did baldy see my raven maybe his now he will go looking for a white one
Sorry we didnt really get to meet in yosemite, I kept telling myself I should go introduce myself, but then I would get distracted, and we were never in the same place shooting.
Maybe on the next one.
Now, is this peacock just alongside the road somewhere?
I have never heard of such a thing and will be amazed, but thats what I am getting from your post.
those are great I did not get many peolpe shots being with Ed you chase bear and if I have a regret it was not talking to everyone ,I am mostly a shy person and there was no time we all were on the go .But that is it you know you are in a good group when the first thing they say to you is [you need a key board ] it was a great trip fantastic time . I think it was Steve who said even with out one keeper I will never forget this trip .I am blessed the raven was more than a keeper and what I learned was priceless
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we just "Bearly" lived through it
Ed
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I did take you for GRANITE - - I KNOW but trying to feed a new guy to the bears ???? just for a shot. Ed thank you and the family for making my trip more fun than a guy is suppose to have not only is my trigger finger sore but now I have to buy a new hard drive [and you guys owe me a keyboard ] and to all the dgrin family Ed Missy,and your dgrin mascot and guide Connie are 3 of the greatest .A fantastic group that never put down the camera even to sleep
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Everything must have been better in Yosemite, even the photographers....in some cases at least equal. But I have shot those peacocks, so I know how good yours is. (next I am going to have to make a reflection puddle, too cool)
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How many photographers does it take to change a light bulb? 50. One to change the bulb, and forty-nine to say, "I could have done that better!"
Love that first one Baldy. I wanted a shot of one of these, but chased him around for a few minutes and he was always one step ahead.
Plus, your thread even motivated Baldy to post some bird shots :lol I never thought I'd see the day......lol
Steve
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Sorry we didnt really get to meet in yosemite, I kept telling myself I should go introduce myself, but then I would get distracted, and we were never in the same place shooting.
Maybe on the next one.
Now, is this peacock just alongside the road somewhere?
I have never heard of such a thing and will be amazed, but thats what I am getting from your post.
Truth be told, I got a bigger kick out of shooting people trying to look at/photograph Bridal Veil falls.
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Ian
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