...this blurred photo doesn't look like it. Trying to take a long distance photo out of a car window while sitting at a traffic light and avoiding getting other cars in the shot is exactly as difficult as it sounds; hence the hazy nature of this photo (if only photo software would help with that!). After picking MB up at her daycare center this afternoon, I happened to see this hawk sitting -- rather uninterestedly -- on top of a highway sign in the middle of a four-lane road. For once, I had my real camera with me and not the phone, but the location and pressure of knowing the light was about to change didn't help it much.....
Tuesday, February 27, 2007
I May Have the Eyes of an Eagle, But...
...this blurred photo doesn't look like it. Trying to take a long distance photo out of a car window while sitting at a traffic light and avoiding getting other cars in the shot is exactly as difficult as it sounds; hence the hazy nature of this photo (if only photo software would help with that!). After picking MB up at her daycare center this afternoon, I happened to see this hawk sitting -- rather uninterestedly -- on top of a highway sign in the middle of a four-lane road. For once, I had my real camera with me and not the phone, but the location and pressure of knowing the light was about to change didn't help it much.....
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I like this shot, the bird looks so inquisitive.
I also really like your subway shot. It is a really cool composition.
Now that is amazing. Not the place I'd expect to see an eagle!
Last week I was rounding the curve in front of our house getting ready to turn in the driveway when I saw a large animal of some sort in our yard. I looked closer and saw a large hawk, just sitting there in the grass. I yelled,"Camera, get the camera!" and dd quickly pulled it out of my purse. Just then the hawk flew away, so no picture. Sigh.
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