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scarletmike;2140005; said:
Another tiger picture, this one with a little more detailing in Lightroom. There are a few more in my photostream if you click, with one more I'll post tomorrow, then I'm taking a break from tigers and switching to birds for a few days.
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Can't wait! :banger:

A couple more weeks and I'll be able to get back out with the camera. :groove:
 
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Forgot about these pics from our cruise. They reminded me of something out of Jurassic Park.

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The steeple of that church is where Paul Revere displayed the signal lanterns to warn us of the British coming.
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WolverineMike;2141738; said:
The steeple of that church is where Paul Revere displayed the signal lanterns to warn us of the British coming.
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So he was in the steeple with the lanterns, and not riding a horse alongside William Dawes? :wink2:
 
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This was an odd little bird, I thought. Overall I had a pretty disappointing time in the aviary because of the dense foliage making it very hard to get good photos. The tigers were a lot more fun (and interesting).




On another note, does anyone here do stock photography? I've had a few people suggest it to me, but I honestly don't know the first thing about getting into it, really.
 
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scarletmike;2143616; said:
This was an odd little bird, I thought. Overall I had a pretty disappointing time in the aviary because of the dense foliage making it very hard to get good photos. The tigers were a lot more fun (and interesting).

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Nice! I wish the birds in nature were that laid back. :lol:

I'm damn near giddy at finally being able to get back out. I've been out with the camera and binoculars every night this week. :)
 
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Dug out some old Cedar Point pictures and finally got back to the parks down here with camera in tow, so now I'm processing through those 300+ pics. Here's a few old and one new one.

First up, one from way back in '07 during Halloweekends at Cedar Point.



One of the earlier pictures I took with my DSLR, and it is just a 4sec. exposure, so I can't imagine how blown out/crazy a 10+ exposure would be.



And then this one, out of the new batch I took last week, the first one to be posted.

 
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