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River Otter (Original Post)
S/V Loner
Mar 2023
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AndyS
(14,559 posts)1. Nicely done!
Nothing like being at eye level.
CaliforniaPeggy
(149,516 posts)2. A truly beautiful photo! Thanks for sharing it. n/t
brer cat
(24,519 posts)3. Great photo! Thanks for sharing.
S/V Loner
(8,997 posts)4. Thanks.
I am lucky enough to go out every morning to shoot. I call it my Zen time.
erronis
(15,170 posts)5. They are pretty skittish critters. You must have a very quiet and calm presence to catch this photo.
It's hard for me to go down to our local brook and look for the wildlife.
I usually have a dog or two with me. Sort of disrupts the naturalness.
S/V Loner
(8,997 posts)6. I have been doing this for a while...
professionally. I am a sitter rather than walk through the woods. I find a spot and sit, without moving, for hours waiting for the creatures to come to me. LOL... Yes, dogs do not help.
Grumpy Old Guy
(3,155 posts)7. Great shot!