I take so many photos and rarely take the time to go through them. I just downloaded about 250 more photos to my computer. Sigh. Some of them are nice, like the ones form the seal watch tour. Oh well, perhaps I will have time to look at them later. But here is a teaser – the photo at the top is of an osprey flying at sunset, the one below is a seal form pretty close up.
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I know EXACTLY what you mean…. Compare that with the time we photographed, then took the film to be processed and printed! I love both shots and the look that seal gave you is precious! ;-)
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It is very time consuming. Of course back in the day I took very few photos unless I was traveling or doing something special. And then most of the time the prints just gathered dust…. There are times I am really into photography and always find time to keep up with them, and then there is the rest of the time.
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I love the top one especially.
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Thanks. It was a beautiful sunset and all of my bird photo seems to be silhouettes… ;)
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Can’t beat the combination–gorgeous :)
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Thanks :)
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Most welcome :)
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Both are beautiful, Trent. I hope you share more of them. :-)
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Thanks, Diana. i plan on looking at the photos over the next few days and will most likely post more soon.
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That little seal face is adorable! “Puppy dog of the sea.”
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Seals do have cute, puppy dog faces. There is something about the way this one is looking at the camera, though….
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Great pics the seal is adorable.
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Thanks, Sonya. Yes, the seal is adorable.
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Oh, I am in LOVE with your seal! What a cutie and what a great picture. Long lens but sharp as a tack.
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That seal is adorable. I just glanced at the other photos. A few are cripsper and clearer, mostly, because it was lighter, but I liked this expression. I use the Oly 70-300 4.8-6.7. It’s a pretty good lens and lives on my camera almost full time, unless I have a need to go wider. Yeah, most of my photos are of wildlife, so…..
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These are great! Awwww, those eyes!
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Thanks. I know, those eyes are adorable.
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That seal photo displays such a character.
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The seal does have a lot of character – I usually don’t see the whites of their eyes.
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It is a great shot!
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Thanks.
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I love seals so much. Many years ago in my 20s, when on holiday, I was honoured with the experience of taking an early morning swim with some rescue seals in their sanctuary pool, and getting to feed them from a great bucket of fish, too. I really should find that old photo of the great and memorable occasion, so I can scan it and post it on my blog.
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Seals are great. That sounds like a wonderful experience. I have had seals pop up next to me as I kayak, but they don’t stay for very long – they’ll look and go right back under. I would like to see your photos if you ever get them on your blog.
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I think I would have a heart attack if a seal ever popped up beside me while I was kayaking! But then seeing a seal in a fresh water lake in Ontario would be news worthy 😉
Great photo, Trent. She looks like she’s being a little coy with you 🙂
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It would be quite remarkable on Lake Ontario…. As far as on salt water, better a seal popping up than a great white ;) Thanks, Joanne.
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hahaha!! Full story and video at 6 🤣
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Both photos, beautiful! The grace of the osprey, the coy glance of the seal.
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Thanks, Lizl. I think I have some more detailed seal shots, but I’m with you in liking the seal’s coy glance.
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