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Jabba the Owl is a Great Horned Owl AND a fledgeling laying down under a wing.
This Capture is WAAAAAY far out there for the optical technology I had at that time. At least 300 yards across a lake at 3200mm. Taken last spring before the leaves sprouted on the host Cottonwood Tree. I only got a few opportunities on this nest as the spring COttonwood leaves totally hid it from me time and time again. . I just couldn’t see him for about a month after this shot. When I finally got lucky with a certain angle and a beam of light. At these distances a quarter mile line of cottonwoods all looks alike from different angles lol. These owls have some of the best disruptive camo I’ve ever seen. It was amazing I found him this time. I do have some other images with him and a fledge standing too.
There was no other way to approach this next as just finding it against the visual noise of the treeline that ALL looks like this lolol. That is a very small area of a big row of trees looking through a long tube with no landmarks lolol. One time I had a green frog at 15 feet in algae to find while looking through a 18 inch long lens. Under High Magnifications, this is nearly an impossible task. To point a camera that precisely with consistency time and time again….nope This capture is taken off a sandbag on a Jeep Window.
Location: Bliss Dinosaur Ranch, Wyoming/Montana borderlands
Title: Jabba the Owl
Taken in the Brecon Beacons with a Bower Super Wide 0.38X, Graduated super-blue filter, Hoya CP Pro filter and XTi Kit Lens. One of the best lens-flares I've ever captured.
Captured at work crawling on the backpack of a co-worker. Scary. I had a bark scorpion under a chair by my desk last week too. Scarier.
Captured at an ability awareness service provided by SEASPAR at St. Francis Xavier School in La Grange.
Kingdom | Richmond, VA | December 8, 2012
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The butterfly isn't mine, nor did I capture it. I'm afraid I lack the ability. Also, excuse the apparent lack of hand, funny angle i suppose.
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Steve 1.0 and I were randomly watching some HD Podcasts of Cali Lewis of www.geekbrief.com on AppleTV from MacWorld and we spotted OURSELVES walking through the frame in one segment. Hilarious! We were cracking up!
This is a video of a bee swarm I captured today. I swept the bee swarm (football size) from an avocado trees branch into a card board box, and then dumped them in from of the "nuc" hive. In no time, the bees quickly marched into their new home. How cool is that!
epiFlection.epiclectic.com - The Album
Twisted graphic enhancements of mostly found life form images captured from the web-based world, courtesy of the epiPhone camera, Photoshop and the warped mind of the epiclectic.
Disclaimer - If anyone objects to me reprocessing one of their images, please drop me a flickr mail and I will be more than happy to provide a link to your original image - or remove it from my public photo stream.
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Attempted to show difference in speed of the moon traveling across the night sky, but wound up inconclusive. Very similar to the shot "Five Pearls of a Hunter's Moon" here.
I used the D200's multiple exposure and intervalometer settings to space exposures exactly 2:33 apart (ISO 100, f/8, 1/200s). I was hoping the distance between the moon edges would change over the 23 minute capture period (10 exposures = 9 intervals x 2:33). Maybe try a longer interval and wider lens next time. Would've gone with more exposures, but the multiple exposure feature is limited to ten.