While Shooting in Katmai National Park Alaska
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Thanks Catahoula! As a Professional Nature & Wildlife Photographer, I've been on photo shoots all over Alaska, as well as other places throughout North America. However this was the first time shooting in Yosemite National Park. I'm convinced this is one of the most beautiful national parks on earth. Thank you for the complement regarding my image & JK. This rig gets me back in the back country so I can photograph for a living.
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damn if only i had 1/4 of that talent !
love photography....we shoot w/ an older d70 (still miss film/N90)...im stuck w/ the nikon stuff (small investment compared to yours im sure).
im looking to upgrade (the d70 was a gift for my wife several years ago....just bought her a 70-300 vr lens & the sb700 flash....
i shoot some cars at a race the other weekend and it was all i could do to steady that 70-300 on a (manfrotto) monopod.
i really like the large body stuff (d 600/700/800), even the d7000 - but it doesnt fit everyones hand as well (namely my tiny wife).
so DALLASC are you independent/freelance ? who have you shot for ? where has your stuff been published ?
love photography....we shoot w/ an older d70 (still miss film/N90)...im stuck w/ the nikon stuff (small investment compared to yours im sure).
im looking to upgrade (the d70 was a gift for my wife several years ago....just bought her a 70-300 vr lens & the sb700 flash....
i shoot some cars at a race the other weekend and it was all i could do to steady that 70-300 on a (manfrotto) monopod.
i really like the large body stuff (d 600/700/800), even the d7000 - but it doesnt fit everyones hand as well (namely my tiny wife).
so DALLASC are you independent/freelance ? who have you shot for ? where has your stuff been published ?
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damn if only i had 1/4 of that talent !
love photography....we shoot w/ an older d70 (still miss film/N90)...im stuck w/ the nikon stuff (small investment compared to yours im sure).
im looking to upgrade (the d70 was a gift for my wife several years ago....just bought her a 70-300 vr lens & the sb700 flash....
i shoot some cars at a race the other weekend and it was all i could do to steady that 70-300 on a (manfrotto) monopod.
i really like the large body stuff (d 600/700/800), even the d7000 - but it doesnt fit everyones hand as well (namely my tiny wife).
so DALLASC are you independent/freelance ? who have you shot for ? where has your stuff been published ?
love photography....we shoot w/ an older d70 (still miss film/N90)...im stuck w/ the nikon stuff (small investment compared to yours im sure).
im looking to upgrade (the d70 was a gift for my wife several years ago....just bought her a 70-300 vr lens & the sb700 flash....
i shoot some cars at a race the other weekend and it was all i could do to steady that 70-300 on a (manfrotto) monopod.
i really like the large body stuff (d 600/700/800), even the d7000 - but it doesnt fit everyones hand as well (namely my tiny wife).
so DALLASC are you independent/freelance ? who have you shot for ? where has your stuff been published ?
As far as equipment, it's not as important on what you shoot with, but rather the person behind the camera that really truly counts. We all know good equipment is vital, but do we have to have the latest and greatest equipment to achieve the best results. I've seen award winning shots from people who only had a point & shoot camera. You can have the most expensive equipment money can buy and not have a true artistic eye for photography. Not sure where I'm going with this but just food for thought!
As for me, I am an independent/freelance shooter. Also I do wildlife seminars for outdoor shows, and my work is in retail stores as well. I've had my work published in Log Home Magazines, and I've had the privilege of working with National Geographic Writer & Photographer David F Cupp. David was a close friend and has been an inspiration in my work today. Years ago, David was runner up for a Pulitzer Prize for his work on NASA's Voyager spacecraft. Sadly, back in the spring of 2012 he passed away. He will be missed!
By the way, are you a bushpilot? When I'm shooting in Alaska I often use the services of a bush pilot. Just wondering!
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All that stuff about taking his fish made me think of this ad
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m0apHTUwmL4
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m0apHTUwmL4