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- Опубліковано 15 жов 2024
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Winter begins. All video and stills shown were taken in December 2022 at Bombay Hook NWR, Delaware, using the Nikon Z9 and Nikkor Z 800mm f/6.3 lens.
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Several viewers (wait, I only have "several" so does that mean all of them??) have suggested that I mix in still photos with my video. I like that idea and have done so here. Feedback of a polite nature is always welcome.
I like this! Do continue! =)
Beautiful work and stunning scenery. Thank you very much for sharing it with us.
Thank you, my friend! This work is indeed its own reward.
As always, fantastic ! I enjoyed the mix of stills, nice touch! Happy New Year!
Thank you!
Mr. Dave, a great compilation / collage of your December work.... thanks for sharing. The last 2 "bombers" coming in for a landing had a bit of a runway mishap 🙂
Beautiful! Happy New Year .
Thank you - you too.
Happy New Year. I love it all.
Epic footage, thanks for sharing
Thanks for watching
Nice and beautiful video. Thanks for sharing. BIg Like 37
Thanks so much for watching!
Really nice. I like the slow motion effect.
Thank you.
Nice video. How are you getting so low on the water at Bombay Hook? We have visited many times from our home in upstate NY and were told by the warden that you are not allowed to go past a certain point
The ability to get low depends on the specific location of the refuge. Many areas don't offer much opportunity, and some do. I also shoot with very long telephoto lenses, and that tends to level the angle also.
@@KnightsandWeekends OK, gotcha. When were there last summer the staff was pretty adamant about staying close to the road to photograph. I asked the officer (Michael maybe???) about it and he confirmed that they did not want folks going through the brush to access the marsh. Thanks for the info. Probably come down again in July on the way to the beach
@@ricki-bobby Again, it really depends where you are in the reserve, which is quite large. Rules aside, there should always be one golden rule - which I try to follow regardless of any other - and that is not to pressure or disturb the wildlife. If I cause the animal to change its behavior, then I have encroached. I try very hard not to do that.
@@KnightsandWeekends Great advise to live by. We love it down there in "slower Delaware"