By: James Saxon

James Saxon — Sat, 15 Nov 2014 01:59:00 +0000

For folks that do not attend an IPT the purchase of the site guide will be a huge help and worth the investment. I have not been on an IPT but purchased the site guide, which gets the annual updates, and have used it extensively when I travel to the Bosque. Looking forward to this years updates and my upcoming trip in December.

By: David Policansky

David Policansky — Fri, 14 Nov 2014 17:30:21 +0000

Hi, Artie. Welcome to the Land of Enchantment, or as my wife calls it, the Land of Entrapment. 🙂 Thanks for this very helpful blog. I’m getting enough experience with Bosque by now that your place/time/wind/light comments make sense to me! I hope you don’t mind my making a suggestion about camera bodies for those of us who are blessed, but not as blessed as you with respect to how many cameras we have, and that’s Canon’s wonderful 6D. It’s “full frame” and its image quality is every bit the equal of the 5DIII’s, and might even be slightly better. It can almost see in the dark as well. So it’s a wonderful camera for the wide shots you talked about, and for low light, and it’s much less expensive than the 5DIII. So for me, I find it a perfect complement for the 7D or 7DII. It’s not really a great action camera, although it’s more than good enough for some crane shots, but that’s why I’ll bring the 7DII. The 6D loves the 70-200 f/2.8L (any version) and the 24-70 f/2.8L lenses. I look forward to seeing you soon.

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By: James Saxon

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