Snowy #1 by Stephanie

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15-DEC-2013

Snowy #1

I forgot to take my 400mm lens with me to shoot my first Snowy Owl. :(
Silly me!

Salem Rd. and Bartville Rd. in Kirkwood., PA (Lancaster County)

This is my final image for the gallery for now.
If I see another Snowy Owl this winter, you can bet I'll shoot it as I'm still wanting the "perfect" Snowy Owl photo!
Many thanks for all of your fun comments!

Canon EOS 7D
1/2000s f/6.3 at 200.0mm iso400 full exif

other sizes: small medium large original auto

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laine		27-Feb-2014 22:55
Barely visible but there are other nice things to see...nice comp, Steph

Pierre		11-Jan-2014 11:46
Une très belle composition avec cet harfang très bien camouflé dans ce paysage hivernal, bravo Stephanie! V

Yvonne		11-Jan-2014 11:37
Reminds me of a "Where's Wally" picture... so inventive & different Steph! v

Tom LeRoy		11-Jan-2014 09:08
He is well camouflaged but still couldn't hide from you! Great image with wonderful DOF! V

Simon Chandler		11-Jan-2014 04:18
Very artistic. Love it. v

globalgadabout		11-Jan-2014 03:29
what a hoot finding your furtive focal point...it blends in so well...richly evocative image...V

Margot W		11-Jan-2014 01:55
I'm glad you took this shot. The little owl is amid a farmable shot of barns and a field resting under snow.

Hank Vander Velde		11-Jan-2014 01:52
Looks good under my magnifying glass Stephanie - just teasing. That will teach you to bring the right lens next time. LOL

Kevin Warren		11-Jan-2014 01:12
Beautifully done, Stephanie!

Yi Feng		11-Jan-2014 01:11
Good eye. Found it.

Chris Spracklen		11-Jan-2014 00:11
I don't think I'll ever get to see one over here, Stephanie! What a treat! And you made the most of it.

sue anne		10-Jan-2014 23:31
Very nice barn in the distance on snowy ground

larose forest photos		10-Jan-2014 22:09
Reminds me of one of those puzzles where you have to look hard to find the hidden figure! Love it! V

Patrick F		10-Jan-2014 21:56
Steph, it was great your job on this natural beauty!! Indeed, the second one wil give your new chances to catch them!!!! V++++++++++++

John Reynolds LRPS		10-Jan-2014 21:55
Just found it :-)

Ray :)		10-Jan-2014 21:02
This is enchanting. I'd love to photograph an owl!

godro		10-Jan-2014 21:01
I like it!

bill friedlander		10-Jan-2014 20:21
Love the effect you created here, excellent DOF! v

Colin Storey		10-Jan-2014 20:11
I see it, great image with that dof. v

Paolo Peggi (aka Bracciodiferro)		10-Jan-2014 19:20
Semplicemente stupenda! Voto Ciao, Paolo

Helen Betts		10-Jan-2014 18:44
I like the DOF and soft focus of everything but the owl. It's been a great and entertaining gallery; I hope you find more of these beautiful birds! V.

Terry Sprague		10-Jan-2014 18:40
Love this one! Excellent captures, all! V

Raymond Ma		10-Jan-2014 18:22
A wonderfully artful image Stephanie...I like the selected focus. ~V~

danad		10-Jan-2014 17:35
I can see it !!! By trying to catch the owl you have created an intriguing composition ! V.

regi olbrechts		10-Jan-2014 17:20
Only NOW I see the owl!! Anyhow: I still feel and mean everything I said about this remarquable image. (I I were you, I would build further on this! :-))

regi olbrechts		10-Jan-2014 17:16
There's something poetically nice AND intriguing in this quiet, daringly cropped and somewhat blurred, soft, almost monochrome composition. Very nice, very different. BIG, BIG vote.

Tom Munson		10-Jan-2014 17:10
Good eye to find this one, Stephanie. Nice work.

Frank Brault		10-Jan-2014 17:07
Love the effect! V

Will Hoskins		10-Jan-2014 15:09
I really like the dreamlike effect of the very shallow DOF. I think a couple of pictures in this gallery are close to the "perfect" Snowy Owl photo. V

Martin Lamoon		10-Jan-2014 15:02
Well seen v

Mary Bowles		10-Jan-2014 14:36
I like the focus, and the format. Snowy Owl? I believe you ;-) .v.

joseantonio		10-Jan-2014 14:22
Very nice effect here.V

Jim Coffman		10-Jan-2014 14:16
I see you are still chasing Mr. Snowy !

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