

We had the opportunity to see turkeys on three occasions, the first time it was getting dark and they were in the woods so we really didn't get a chance to shoot them. The second time was when these photos were taken in the early morning. I didn't count them and there was actually many more than can be seen in this flock. When they started walking many little ones came out of the field. We seen these birds on the Winslow Hill Road almost across from the Elk View Dinner.
Sometimes I wonder what I am thinking when I look through the camera. At times I get fantastic shots and at times, like these birds and a few other times this weekend I just seem to not get anything sharp or pay close enough attention to the lighting. I guess I have allot to learn.
4 comments:
great photos of the turkeys. I sure would like to see some in the wild.
I think you are too critical of yourself. I like these, especially the second one which is a wonderful portrait of a bird I've never been lucky enough to see in real life.
Thanks Raven, I have been told that before. I learned hands on, supplied myself with good equipment and have taken many photographs. I just get angry with myself whern I have those brain farts at this piont they should not happen as often.
Wow..we have only had turkeys once and it was a group of hens...
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