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Tag Archives: Canon EOS 7D
The Little Wolf Hunter
Sam curled up and slept on my lap as I watched a documentary about the Druid wolf pack in Yellowstone. He woke when they showed some noisy ravens on a wolf kill and stood transfixed before the television, something I’ve … Continue reading
How I Spent My Christmas Vacation
I was off for two weeks over Christmas and spent most every day at Ridgefield, arriving near sunrise and leaving near sunset. I hadn’t originally planned to spend all my time there, but each day brought something new and I … Continue reading
Posted in Mammals, Photography
Tagged auto tour, Canon EOS 7D, Ridgefield National Wildlife Refuge, river otter, River S Unit, Washington
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Silent Night
Sam and Emma underneath the Christmas tree, a slightly calmer scene than yesterday. I was going to title yesterday’s post “This Is Why We Can’t Have Nice Things”, but since I recently got a nice new camera I couldn’t do … Continue reading
Window Seat
Another flash test with Scout, also bounced off the ceiling as fill-flash. One of the things I like about my new camera is the battery system, which is both more accurate and more detailed about how much life is left … Continue reading
Happy Thanksgiving!
I haven’t had much time for blogging or learning the new camera with NaNoWriMo going on this month (after a slow start I’m currently at 44,195 words and barring unforeseen mishaps should cross the 50,000 word finish line before Monday). … Continue reading