Why do I love SNP and why do I keep going back? There is a number of reasons for going to SNP, it's relaxing. At this time with my job that is important. When I go to SNP I am relaxed, everything is at a slow pace and I can take my time and enjoy myself. I also love to watch and photograph wildlife, at SNP the whitetails are wild but they are acclimated to people making them very approachable and easier to photograph. This gives one the time to observe the whitetails and how they interact with the others. The first photograph is proof of that as this buck and fawn came together for an excellent photographic moment. It is also another place for my son and I to spend some quality time together like we did on this trip. It is always exciting to see him experience the whitetails and on this trip a coyote up close. It is also a place where I get to spend some time with great people, not often on these short trips but during the rut there will be many people there that I got to know from doing this and it is always fantastic to talk with these people and share the experience of whitetail watching. From the people, family, wildlife and fresh air this is always a magical place, much like Disney World is for a small child.Both of these photos were taken on my recent trip early i n the morning when the ISO was 640 to 800. I tried to make this post late last week but blogger did not want to let me upload photos.
4 comments:
Great pictures as usual, Bradley. I'm trying to figure out when to head north, it may be a Sat eve thru Mon morn. As for your posting problem... I downloaded Google chrome (insteed of Internet Explorer) and switched to the new updated editor and that solved most of the issues I was having.
Once you have posted some really great photos. I really love the first one.
The first photo is so sweet; great capture! My husband and brother-in-law enjoy SNP as well.
Well Brad I see you are still posting really good photos. Was just remembering I had worked through a big snow on Skyline Dr. Working in SNP was a great experience and hope to share it with the family one day. BTW, just in from Disney World with my wife and son, his first trip there. Take care. Jeff S.
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