How could you go to the Okefenokee Swamp without a few images of Alligators.
Well, I see them all the time, so I thought to add one to a landscape of the swamp canals.
Looking Down An Open Canal
How could you go to the Okefenokee Swamp without a few images of Alligators.
Well, I see them all the time, so I thought to add one to a landscape of the swamp canals.
There is just something, Ted, about the word “Okefenokee” that makes me smile–I love to say it out loud. I love the hazy swamp backdrop to your beautiful shot of the alligator.
I know, it sends your imagination right down a rabbit hole…’Okefenokee’ 🤣. Thanks, I love shots like that one but only a few I take come out the way I would like. Maybe more practice might help, but I get out there and hang on to my long lens with a death grip 😂😂😂 might miss something.
A short lens causes me to look in different places and at different distances. When I have my 150-600mm lens on my camera, my eyes are looking upwards and at a distance. When I switch to my 180mm macro lens, my go-to lens in the summer, I tend to look only a few feet out and down a lot.