Early Morning Light and Reflections and Low Tide Eagle Activity Equals Fun Photography
Get up sleepy heads! Don’t miss the best light of the day! Early morning and late in the afternoon or early evening is often referred to as the ‘Golden Hours’, so true for photographers at any level. Today, I had a blast playing around with my camera with my photographer friend Marlene. We photographed landscapes in the morning and Bald Eagles in the afternoon at low tide! Here’s a photo tip: If you’re photographing moving objects set the Shutter Priority on your camera to at least 2500. This will help you freeze the action and your subject will be super clear and crisp.
Juvenile Eagle flies over low tide at Seabeck, WA.
Vivid light reflection on the Puget Sound in the early morning with the Olympic Mountains and the landscape/
Juvenile eagle flies over kelp and oysters at low tide at Seabeck
My friends dog, Ivy, enjoyed the day too!
Bald Eagle flies over low tide at Seabeck
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