In this episode “No Seconds”
I remember all too well when I was little around the dinner table that when dessert came out, I was always told, “no seconds.” This holds true when the great photo comes around, are there no seconds.
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Ft Rosecrans National Cemetery
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Claude is simply a bundle of smiles and cheers to this day! It is hard to imagine him at the stick of Corsair at war, but he most certainly was. His service in the Pacific was not typical as his personality and skills kept him in the heat of battle on the front line. Still with us today, he loves to tell the stories of his experiences and honor those who did not return.
I’m really excited, really excited to finally be able to offer a bird photography adventure back in the Texas ranch lands! Here’s some background. The majority of TX is privately owned, much is really dry. Some of the big ranches on the southern border have for over a decade have had bird photography blinds on water features they built. They suck in the birds from everywhere to the water in an otherwise dry world just feet away from the blind (you always have a 70-200 ready back in the day for this reason). We’re seating in covered blinds at basically ground level photographing the birds as they come in. What is truly amazing are the rare bird species that flock in. Birds seen nowhere else in NA are common at these blinds! Take a look at what I photographed at the ranch this year!
We have been able to reserve ALL the blinds at the ranch to ourselves for ONLY five photographers (one opening) 01-06 May 2020. You fly in and out of McAllen, TX. We stay in the bunkhouse at the ranch where we get fed, relax and sleep. The price for transportation to and from the airport, all food, all lodging (Dbl occupancy) once at the ranch, blind rentals, guide, and instruction is $2950. This is four 1/2 days in the blinds.
You’ve not experience bird photography like this before. If you’re interested, give Sharon a call 760.924.8632 (9-5 M-F PST)
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Mourning Dove captured by D5 / 800mm
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