Friday Field Foto #26: Birds on a corral fence
I snapped this photo of some ibis this past March after a long horse ride out of the woods. Happy Friday!
Thursday, August 16, 2007
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3 comments:
Excellent picture, how much of a zoom were you using?
Not much of a zoom...I have an "SLR-like" Fuji...so, it's not the real deal, but better than a point-and-shoot. Kind of a hybrid. But, I was standing about 50 ft away and zoomed in all the way.
Gorgeous. Amazing birds.
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