[...] About a week ago I decided to get up bright and early and try and catch some of the waterfowl in the morning hours on Lake Winona. The day before I purchased a inexpensive camo blind that I used to hide from the wildlife as much as possible. Unfortunately they were not fooled by the particular one I had purchased because it only covered my front and not my back so they soon wised up to my plot to shoot them from the safety and warmth of my shelter. As the fog lifted from the water I found a lot of interesting subjects to photograph around the lake including the melting ice and reeds around the waters edge. Hopefully in the next few weeks I will be able to get ahold of a 500mm Lens so that I will be able to photograph wildlife from a distance instead of intruding on their space. I hope you all enjoy the pictures! [...]
[...] About a week ago I decided to get up bright and early and try and catch some of the waterfowl in the morning hours on Lake Winona. The day before I purchased a inexpensive camo blind that I used to hide from the wildlife as much as possible. Unfortunately they were not fooled by the particular one I had purchased because it only covered my front and not my back so they soon wised up to my plot to shoot them from the safety and warmth of my shelter. As the fog lifted from the water I found a lot of interesting subjects to photograph around the lake including the melting ice and reeds around the waters edge. Hopefully in the next few weeks I will be able to get ahold of a 500mm Lens so that I will be able to photograph wildlife from a distance instead of intruding on their space. I hope you all enjoy the pictures! [...]
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