I was prepared for not-so-close encounters and had my longest lens mounted. The 600mm lens has a shallow depth of field at close range, as is shown in these two images taken from less than 20 feet.
Sunday, October 11, 2009
Close Encounters
Shooting from a blind is always an experience, sometimes boring with little to no activity, but usually there is plenty of action from the birds, squirrels, chipmunks and deer. This rainy, dreary day (and some feed) brought this whitetail doe in for some very close shooting. She was curious what the clicking noise was coming from behind the camouflage material and would often look directly into my lens as she was rewarded with a few bites of food. It was a great close-up experience!
I was prepared for not-so-close encounters and had my longest lens mounted. The 600mm lens has a shallow depth of field at close range, as is shown in these two images taken from less than 20 feet.
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I was prepared for not-so-close encounters and had my longest lens mounted. The 600mm lens has a shallow depth of field at close range, as is shown in these two images taken from less than 20 feet.
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