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photo was just there.     posted on 4th of september, 2007

I am often amazed how sometimes you can plan and plan for a photo and other times it's just there.

Such was the case with the pelican. After a pretty much worthless dive photo wise because of visibility. I rinsed off my gear and took my camera out of the housing and when I turned around the bird landed on the mooring post just long enough for me to take a photo, then flew away.

Sometimes they are just there.

Dave


Tags: bird gear pelican photo

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Dave Willman (Dcwcreations)
Spencer, US

I was at one time a semi- pro photographer in the film era. I have now of course made the change to digital, and although the ideas are the same, the rest is all new. My main goal is to put in an image what I feel the momment I push the shutter button.


 
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