I did a photoshoot at night with this armadillo and the photos turned out not quite sharp. I was disappointed, but the next day I got a second chance. This photo is from my second photoshoot with the armadillo – however, it only posed for a few minutes before it had to get back to the work of looking for innocent insects hibernating under the leaves.Welcome. This blog was originally intended to showcase my photography. It still will. However, it will also expand to my other many interests. I may write about fly fishing. My 1982 Jeep Wagoneer. Or even my cigars. I hope that you enjoy and be sure to visit often.
Friday, February 8, 2008
Armadillo
I did a photoshoot at night with this armadillo and the photos turned out not quite sharp. I was disappointed, but the next day I got a second chance. This photo is from my second photoshoot with the armadillo – however, it only posed for a few minutes before it had to get back to the work of looking for innocent insects hibernating under the leaves.
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Equipment Used:
- Canon EOS 40D (2012 - Current)
- Canon 18 - 55mm EF-S Lens
- Canon 100mm USM f/2.8 Lens
- Canon 50mm EF Lens
- JVC 20GB HardDiskDrive Camcorder
- Canon EOS 20D (2007 - 2012)
2 comments:
Yo Robbie, great Shot! I am very impressed by your body of work with your nature shots and your still lifes. As somebody who lived in Texas while in the USAF, I always had a soft spot in my heart for Armadillos. I just never realized they ranged as far east as the Peach State!
Thanks! Yeah, I really like Armadillos and they’re surprisingly easy to photograph – if you take the right approach, so to speak. There’s one area out here, Big Lazer Creek Wildlife Management Area, that is literally just loaded down with Armadillos. Seriously, you cannot go there without seeing one – no matter what time of day!
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