M38A1
Admin
Thank you all for the kind words....
Something I found interesting about this trip was the fact that we shot a lot of birds, then by the last day we were already trying to get 'better' images of the birds we had shot the previous couple days. That means we were comfortable with what we were doing, how we were doing it, as well as beginning to understand patterns of flight and bird identification. I recall one exchange that went something like this on the South Loop...
Scott: Hey! Is that a Bufflehead?
Rusty: I can't tell, I need to see it from the side.
Scott: Stop the truck!
Rusty: Mmmm. OK.
Scott: It IS a Bufflehead. I need a better one of those.
Rusty: Mmmm. OK.
Rinse and Repeat for subsequent birds.....
Something I found interesting about this trip was the fact that we shot a lot of birds, then by the last day we were already trying to get 'better' images of the birds we had shot the previous couple days. That means we were comfortable with what we were doing, how we were doing it, as well as beginning to understand patterns of flight and bird identification. I recall one exchange that went something like this on the South Loop...
Scott: Hey! Is that a Bufflehead?
Rusty: I can't tell, I need to see it from the side.
Scott: Stop the truck!
Rusty: Mmmm. OK.
Scott: It IS a Bufflehead. I need a better one of those.
Rusty: Mmmm. OK.
Rinse and Repeat for subsequent birds.....