This is the Saxe Point resident Bald Eagle once again, here seen just as the rising sun struck him a few mornings ago. Photographing birds is a new endeavor for me so I hope regular visitors will bear with me while I explore and learn (and repeatedly photograph this eagle and a few other dependable subjects....)
Wednesday, March 10, 2010
Early Morning Eagle
This is the Saxe Point resident Bald Eagle once again, here seen just as the rising sun struck him a few mornings ago. Photographing birds is a new endeavor for me so I hope regular visitors will bear with me while I explore and learn (and repeatedly photograph this eagle and a few other dependable subjects....)
3 comments:
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These are great photos but if you could get shots from a higher vantage they'd be even more impressive.
ReplyDeleteMaybe you could climb right up that tree...get a picture of the eagle coming in towards the camera, talons extended... seconds before s/he tears the flesh from your face. What an action shot that would be!!
Kidding, but it would be great if you could climb something nearby and get more eye-level with your friend there...
I can't get enough bald eagle pics! Of course if Benjamin Franklin had had his way, our national symbol would have been a turkey. lol
ReplyDeleteOkay, Beaver Lake on the edge of town should have been a tip-off for me. There ARE beavers on V.I.
ReplyDeleteIndustrious little buggers, like all Canadians. Uh, yawh.