As dawn breaks Willard stands at the ready with his 500mm waiting for passing geese while his daughter Amy scans the lake with her binoculars. An unknown photographer can be seen in the background.
Later, at the field where the geese were feeding, Willard focuses the 500mm in for some landing shots
A panorama created from a set of three images depicts the scene that lay before us better than individual images ever could. Photoshop CS5 makes stitching panoramas incredibly easy.
I captured this series using the Canon 30D and 24-105mm lens
9 comments:
awesome good to see you out willard with the daughter too.
Good to see your not sittin around but out there doing your thing.
Looking at another Bernezette trip in April got the bug
That lens on Willard's camera is quite something.I have to wonder if it would finally be big enough to get the birds up close.LOL
Incredible! Love that Panorama shot. Amazing what one can do with a good photo program.
love this post! love to see willard in action and all of the equipment looks ovehwelming to me! it was nice to see these pics, was like i was there too! :)
Great shots, especially that panorama. Thanks for sharing.
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You really do need a panorama shot to do the scene justice when there are so many birds. Nice Photoshop work!
What a camera!!!!I'd have to sell my place to get one like that.
Now you can understand why I would just love to have one of those big Lens's. I've got a whole lot of catching up to do.
Les
Very cool, Pano, Dad.
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