Alone and Well Hidden

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By: James Bambery
Copyright ©2005

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Photographer	James Bambery {Karma:13421}
Project	#21 Alone	Camera Model	Canon EOS 10D
Categories	Nature Photoart Wildlife	Film Format
Portfolio	Photo Art Nature Still Life Animals	Lens	Tamaron 100-400
Uploaded	1/11/2005	Film / Memory Type	Lexar 1GB 40X
		ISO / Film Speed	0
Views	327	Shutter	1/60
Favorites	0	Aperture	f/5.6
Critiques	5	Rating	5.42 / 3 Ratings
Location	City - Belle Isle State Park State - VIRGINIA Country - United States
About	When I first saw this doe, there were three of them all lined up in a row and looking in the same direction. It was truely a pretty sight. By the time I got my camera turned around the lens extended out and ready to go, they started leaving one at a time. The shot is a little soft as I was rushing and you can't do that at 400 mm. I still wanted to sharte the photo and the experience. Hope you enjoy. Focal Length 400 mm.

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James Bambery {K:13421} 1/12/2005

Thanks Jeff. No, I didn't get a new lens, just running out of original photo choices in the immediate area using the wider lenses. I am using my Tamaron 100/400 but I don't like it. But, I am getting some different pictures and perspectives with the length and the quality isn't that awful bad.

Jim

Dave Stacey

{K:150877} 1/12/2005

Great lighting, Jim! It's nice you were able to capture at least this one!
Dave.

Jeff Cartwright {K:52046} 1/12/2005

Great Photograph of Doe...Still Sharp Enough..Jim!....I Guess you Bought a New Lens!!!
Regards:
Jeff.

Judi Liosatos {K:34047} 1/11/2005

Definitely well hidden but a beautiful and peaceful shot all the same. Very well done.

Judi

Stephen Bowden {K:64141} 1/11/2005

Great capture Jim, lovely late afternoon (or early morning?) colours :-)

Best wishes,
Steve

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