I had so many photographs from the Lower Klamath National Wildlife Refuge I decided to break them into several posts. This one obviously is of the waterfowl we saw at the refuge. ISO 400, 420mm, f/5.6, 1/1250 sec My son Christian and I arrived over at the refuge at about 10am last Saturday. Along the …
I’ve been working on the 500+ photographs I took this past Saturday over at the Lower Klamath National Wildlife area. After I had edited the shots of this bald eagle I had to stop and share. ISO 400, 420mm, f/5.6, 1/1600 sec Christian and I were driving around the Tulelake auto tour when we came …
ISO 400, 420mm, f/6.3, 1/2000sec I wanted to start the new year off right so obviously either a road bike ride or a photo shoot was necessary. I just purchased the Nikon TC-14EII teleconverter, in fact it arrived the day before on the 31st of December, and was anxious to try it out on my …
On Monday the extreme cold weather we have been having froze and burst one of the fire sprinkler pipes in our office flooding part of it. So with the office closed on Tuesday December 10th I took the opportunity to and head over to one of my favorite places to photograph wildlife, the Lower Klamath National Wildlife Refuge. …
Here are the rest of the photographs from my photography trip over to the Lower Klamath National Wildlife Refuge on Labor Day. I love these Blue Herons. They are difficult to photograph because of their shy nature. It’s impossible to get close to them with out them flying off. Nice photograph of the north face of …
For the Labor day holiday I took the opportunity with my friend Linda to visit the Lower Klamath National Wildlife Refuge once again. The water this time of year is down significantly from the winter/spring time so most of the wildlife is located around Tule Lake. There is an auto tour that you can take around this …