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Winter Has Struck Again

February 14, 2010 by Dennis

This week the weather forcaseters imagined a big storm hiting the Northeast; however, it only brought a few inches of snow.  The windblown snow that did arrive stuck to everything.  The first image is from the side yard, before the turkeys got to tranpling through the snow.  I also drove to some locations in town where streams pass under the road to see if I could find any good scenes to photograph.  Then I went into the back yard to photograph the birds coming to our feeding stations.   The scenic images were taken with my new Canon 5D Mark II and a 24-105mm IS lens.  The the birds were photographed with my Canon 7D,  and the 500mm f4 with a 1.4X converter on it.  I cropped the images after that.  It’s amazing how small a crop can be made and retain the details of the feathers.

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Category: All Posts, Backyard, Birds, Landscape, WinterTag: Birds, Landscape, Winter

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  1. Mike Dooley

    July 29, 2012 at 5:51 pm

    Beautiful images Dennis!

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