Breakfast time
Victory is won not in miles but inches. Win some, hold your ground, win some more.
---Louis L'amour
bhowdy wrote: Mourning Doves are such great subjects ... I always like to say that they fly like they are on "crack"! Bubba ... I love the passion that comes thru in your posts and photos!
Shoot, learn and share. It will make you a better photographer.
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I'm not sure about Doves being on crak... I think of them more as being pretty sedated. I'm thinking of one particular bird that was on her nest and allowed my to get a close up portrait of her eye... Nary a blink!
“Amateurs worry about equipment, professionals worry about money, masters worry about light, I just make pictures… ” ~ Vernon Trent
Baydream wrote:
bhowdy wrote: Mourning Doves are such great subjects ... I always like to say that they fly like they are on "crack"! Bubba ... I love the passion that comes thru in your posts and photos!
Thank you all for your kind words of encouragement.
I am very passionate with wildlife photography. I absolutely HATE taking pictures of people. People see a camera & instantly start "faking & posing". Animals, well, I don't know what's running through their mind, but they are what they are with no "faking & posing"
Again, Thanks, G
Victory is won not in miles but inches. Win some, hold your ground, win some more.
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