Nice set! Great background on that Anhinga.
The shot of Harry is great. Wearing a Homeland Security shirt, he must have thought some of you were going to get out of hand, HaHa
Good set except for the last capture. I'm glad our eagle made a visit for ya.
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Nice set! Great background on that Anhinga.
The shot of Harry is great. Wearing a Homeland Security shirt, he must have thought some of you were going to get out of hand, HaHa
Thanks Ira. That anhinga swam like a dolphin right up to where I was sitting on the bank.
Love that anhinga and the eagle. I'd try to clone out that black tarp material if possible in the eagle shot. I think you have given Harry his new avatar!
Love that anhinga and the eagle. I'd try to clone out that black tarp material if possible in the eagle shot. I think you have given Harry his new avatar!
Thanks Harry. I'll have to figure out how to get back down there.
WE'll be here waiting for ya. If you need a cheap place to stay my rates are the lowest in town.
Harry http://behret.smugmug.com/NANPA member 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!"
Very nice set of images Dan. A shame that your visit was a brief one. The anhinga is super!
Hey! Leave Harry alone .... I think he looks exactly how a nature photographer and amiable mod should represent. I like the last image just fine.
Thanks Bob. That last bird is indigenous to NYC (Queens - not the real NYC) and has migrated to central Florida. It can be seen often at the Viera Wetlands.
Thanks Bob. That last bird is indigenous to NYC (Queens - not the real NYC) and has migrated to central Florida. It can be seen often at the Viera Wetlands.
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The shot of Harry is great. Wearing a Homeland Security shirt, he must have thought some of you were going to get out of hand, HaHa
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EXCEPT THAT LAST ONE !!
I mean Dan have some consideration for your fellow Dgriners,
you could of at least put a WARNING LABEL on your Title.
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So...Arizona vs Florida...
I like the blue eyes of the anhinga..
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Thanks Harry. I'll have to figure out how to get back down there.
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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!"
What a fantastic series Dan. Well done
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Hey! Leave Harry alone .... I think he looks exactly how a nature photographer and amiable mod should represent. I like the last image just fine.
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Thanks Bob. That last bird is indigenous to NYC (Queens - not the real NYC) and has migrated to central Florida. It can be seen often at the Viera Wetlands.
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Something else we can blame on "Global Warming"
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