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Taking photos of Caprock at Sunset
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Photography and the beauty of life all around us are my merged passions. If you see a photograph you like and would like a copy or have a special request, please feel free to contact me by phone,
(432) 664-5942
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(432) 664-5942
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Taking photos of Caprock at Sunset
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3 comments:
Say, that looks like it might be a juvenile. Sweet photos! Love everything about them -- the dof, the textures, the expression of the quail. It's apparent you have a special connection with all God's little creatures.
For some reason, I really enjoy drawing birds. And so far, your quail and burrow owl photos have really made me want to start doodling new characters. They are wonderful photos. How do you get such candid shots?
Wait, wait, and wait and then shoot, shoot, shoot, shoot.
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