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Post by: bankwalker on November 04, 2010, 06:05:57 PM
11 more months and I'll be chasing beasts like this....11 MORE MONTHS. That is almost a year. :bash:
the worst day of the year is the day after the last day of hunting season :bash:
11 months feels like a life time....its almost as long as the week before opening day :chuckle:
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Post by: Dan-o on November 07, 2010, 08:10:04 PM
Is wildlife photography your profession or just a passion?
I just don't recall ever seeing so many quality photos of quality animals form a single person..... and I apprecaite being able to look at them. Thank you for posting!
Dan
Post by: jackelope on November 07, 2010, 08:11:37 PM
Post by: boneaddict on November 07, 2010, 08:54:13 PM
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Boneaddict, how do you get this many quality pics? I'm just curious how many days a year you're out, how many shots a year you take, how much gas money you burn??I used to be out A LOT more than I am now. All these photos were taken in 4.5 days afield. It turns out 108 buck and 1080 miles on my truck getting to and from where I was going in those 4.5 days. I'd love to be a pro photographer, but I couldn't sell a heater to a guy freezing to death so I just share with my friends. Every once in awhile I sell a print or put one in a magazine. In the 4.5 days, i shot close to 2,000 photos. I know deer, where they tend to be and have spent a lot of time studying them, so it makes it easier for me to find them. I'm also a fairly good hunter so getting close is the next thing usually. Thanks for the kind words.
Is wildlife photography your profession or just a passion?
I just don't recall ever seeing so many quality photos of quality animals form a single person..... and I apprecaite being able to look at them. Thank you for posting!
Dan
Post by: Hornseeker on November 08, 2010, 08:36:29 AM