Canon MII, 70-200 @ 160mm, ISO 800, 1/1250@5.6
Ken Scheben and I visited Ottawa, Ontario, CA to get some images of Snowy Owls. Here is George as he turns looking for dinner. Baited
Again a big thanks to Marc Latremouille for all his help.
Snowy Turning
Canon MII, 70-200 @ 160mm, ISO 800, 1/1250@5.6
Ken Scheben and I visited Ottawa, Ontario, CA to get some images of Snowy Owls. Here is George as he turns looking for dinner. Baited
Again a big thanks to Marc Latremouille for all his help.
I really like the light,wing position and composition!
Excellent image and great light. If I had a choice I would love to see some more eye, but that said I really would love to even see one of these in the wild much loss get a good capture!
Great Job!
Agree with Josh. Were you on your own or did you have a paid guide? Later and love, artie
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Beautiful pose with gorgeous detail, and I love the sparkles on the snow. In a perfect world, a tiny bit more head turn would have been nice, but that is a very minor nit, Lovely image.
Originally Posted by Arthur Morris
Thanks, on our own
Sweet light, and great to see the outspread wings. Great comp with space to fly into. Well captured Bob.
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