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Tag Archives: camera
#1 – Lightning Strikes
One thing all 199 previous entries in this countdown had in common was that the photos were all taken at some point in the past nine years on one of the two digital cameras I’ve owned. When I was a … Continue reading
Fuzz Face
Though the weather is usually dreadful this time of the year, the winter actually has one key advantage when it comes to taking photos of our arboreal friends. With the trees completely bare, the major visual obstruction to the highways … Continue reading
Face The Nation
What? What do you want? I see you in that window… pointing that weird black box at me! Don’t try to act coy… You’ve been taking pictures of me the whole time I was out and about enjoying my arboreal … Continue reading
Focus…
One of the inconvenient annoyances of squirrel photography is the fact that if you want to take pictures of them in their natural arboreal habitat, you have to put up with a lot of intervening twigs and leaves that are … Continue reading
