Having Edmonton eagles compared to Homer at not even 1% – I guess I will have to wait to get some eagles photos in Edmonton then i will have an idea of how much better Homer is. Cost wise and time wise it will be a world of difference but photo wise, I expect Homer to be a world of difference as well only in Homer’s advantange. I think everyone would like to shoot at least once in Homer – But apparently there are other high concentration of eagles elsewhere, just have to locate them – but not too many people feed the eagles like they do in Homer – those are great images you have of eagles from Homer.

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Hi Art: How do you get the colours to pop so well.

As I have said to you via e-mail, I start with properly exposed RAW files and then I follow my workflow EXACTLY as described in Digital Basics. As for getting a properly exposed RAW file your e-mails have made it crystal clear that you have no clue as to how to do that….

That is the area I have to improve on.

Yes, it is good to learn to get the most out of our digital files.

I have most of your books and ebooks – but need more direction – I am a visual learner not a reading learner.

Well, I guess that you will have to sign up for several IPTs or hire me for a few private days….. Actually, if you can follow a simple cookbook you can follow the instructions in Digital Basics. That’s how I write….

With the Dick Berry’s comment – one’s own backyard (literally and their surrounding area) is usually the best source for photography of any kind really.

Well, I would need to disagree strongly with that. Yes, as I said, you can make great images close to home, but….

– It’s nice to travel all over, but if its not in one’s budget – look around – there lots of choices out there to photograph.

Agree.

I live in the Edmonton, Alberta area – and just found out a great source near Edmonton for eagles so will be checking it out.

It will not be 1% as good as Homer 🙂

later and love, artie

Whether it is the rockies, the prairies or Eastern Canada – there are always places to find whatever you are interested in. The same is true regardless of what country you live in Eh!