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Hi all,
posted above are a few images taken whilst on a quick shooting trip to "Keji" on the Labour day weekend.
The first one was from my campsite, what a scene to wake up to! a family of loons were calling all night, in addition to a pair of Barred Owls that were hooting "who cooks for you" for a long period very close to my tent.
The second image is of a spider web taken early one morning, while the light was good and the dew drops were still shining like diamonds.
the third shot is a vertical composition form the same campsite.
the fourth and fifth images are of a fawn captured while feeding in the park. they were taken at a fifth of a second, and was surprised they were as sharp as they are. when in doubt-shoot.
hope you enjoy, and get out to our wonderful natural areas.
Gary.
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