I have been reworking a few images this last month and wanted to share the results...
This irruptive species visited our shores in large numbers last year and I was to witness one of the largest snowy owl migrations ever recorded here in the Lower mainland of British Columbia, Canada. During a cold morning last winter I was hunkered down in the shore weed busy with two owls that were happily perched a few meters from me when all of a sudden I catch glimpse of a large white object coming in fast. At first I thought the owl was coming straight for me, but I then realised this owl was hunting and it came within feet of me scooping up a small rodent that I must have disturbed amongst the shore weed. This was one of the most breathtaking experiences I have had in the field and as you can see from the camera techs, I was not really prepared for flight action and had to act fast.
Techs, Canon 7D with 400mm F5.6 @f8, 1/60, ISO400.
I just calibrated my monitor tonight so let me know how the colour looks
OP looks crap to my eyes now... http://jamiedouglasphotography.com/p...d6bf#h1ebbd6bf








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