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Fall Morning Scene
Tualatin River National Wildlife Refuge - Sherwood - Oregon
Friday, November 18, 2005, 09:23:46
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Image © Copyright Ed Bustya
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A Fall morning scene on the refuge. Many times I would leave my house in Beaverton early in the morning on a sunny day to visit and photograph the Tualatin River National Wildlife Refuge. But as soon as I got over or around Bull Mountain, I'd be dismayed to find the whole valley around the Tualatin River covered in fog. Most of the time, it would be too foggy to take photographs until the fog burned off, which could be much later in the day depending on conditions. But some of the best "misty" Oregon scenes can be taken just as the fog starts to burn off, as in this photograph where a fog bank seems to be looming behind this tree. In this birdscape, a Great Blue Heron is perched in the tree while waterfowl wade in the pond below.
Camera, Lens, and Exposure Information
Camera model: Canon EOS 20D
Lens used: Canon 100-400mm lens at 180mm
Exposure Data:
ISO 400.
1/500 at f/5.6.
Av exposure mode (Aperture Priority).
Multi-segment metering +1 stop.
What is a "Birdscape?"
A birdscape is combination of bird photography and landscape photography. Usually, it is a landscape photograph that includes birds in a prominent way as part of the scene, as in this photograph - Fall Morning Scene.
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