I just got back from shooting the cranes. I have a bajillion pictures to go through, but as you can see, I had a great time. (Click for a much larger version in a new window.)
I really looked on this site to see the snow storm but when I saw your pictures and that you were testing your new 90 day warranty i looked futher and then saw "cranes" and of course I had to click on it. Wonderful, I love the detail in the flying crane. I am just now getting into this and love nature photos. I feel I will be checking out your blog frequently.
Beautiful pic of a Whooper. Our last crop of Whoopers that were escorted from Wisconsin to Florida are all now deceased. The resident Sandhills are still to be found in an ever shrinking habitat. The winter Sandhills will find themselves pinched further for space when they start to return in October. when your resident white pelicans leave, they will come my way. They push in ahead of the clippers that come out of Canada.
Whoa, your sun looks whimsical!
ReplyDeleteI love the crane flying, great detail.
I have a picture EXACTLY like your first one... same colors, crop, and with that lone crane out by himself. How funny!
What a great time!
-- JF
I really looked on this site to see the snow storm but when I saw your pictures and that you were testing your new 90 day warranty i looked futher and then saw "cranes" and of course I had to click on it. Wonderful, I love the detail in the flying crane. I am just now getting into this and love nature photos. I feel I will be checking out your blog frequently.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful pic of a Whooper. Our last crop of Whoopers that were escorted from Wisconsin to Florida are all now deceased. The resident Sandhills are still to be found in an ever shrinking habitat. The winter Sandhills will find themselves pinched further for space when they start to return in October. when your resident white pelicans leave, they will come my way. They push in ahead of the clippers that come out of Canada.
ReplyDeleteMy Nebraska wife likes you pics.
LB