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Tiny Visitor
I was recently back in the woods trying to take some wildlife photos. Sadly, I barely came across any birds that day and whenever I did, they were gone before I could even focus on them.
A Meal for the Nest
Caught this house sparrow in a bush. In his beak, you can see what looks like his meal for the evening.
Success removing chain link fence
The current AI contest made me revisit a photo I took in 2008 that I've been trying to save from a chain link fence.
Juvenile Black-crowned Night Heron
Photo taken in Morro Bay, CA.
Resting Eagle
It was July 6, 2026, around 6:30 p.m. The sun was settling low over Port Orchard, and the wildlife seemed to settle with it.
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How were you positioned to take this shot? Where you at the anchors of the route or next door? What lens did you use?
I was on the anchors of the route (Dog party if I am correct) he was climbing. the route \tucked in a corner so I did not have a good shot from the anchors on other routes. On fixed lines I tend to use a 24-120 Nikkor f4. The meta data says I had my lense at 86mm. I find when shooting from a line I prefer to shoot at f4 That way I hit my focus point more often. Let me know if you have any more questions