Swamp Gators blog
Jun 18, 2013 11:03:47 #
Phil,
I was just on your blog and see you have been running it for a year now. It doesnt seem that long, my how time flies! I want to take a minute and congratulate it on keeping it up. I am sure I am not the only Hog that enjoys looking at your photos!
For those that are not familiar with it you can find it at:
http://phillanoue.com/
Keep up the great work!
Jim D
I was just on your blog and see you have been running it for a year now. It doesnt seem that long, my how time flies! I want to take a minute and congratulate it on keeping it up. I am sure I am not the only Hog that enjoys looking at your photos!
For those that are not familiar with it you can find it at:
http://phillanoue.com/
Keep up the great work!
Jim D
Jun 18, 2013 11:31:05 #
It is a great blog. I always look for it every day and have really learned a lot from him and some others on UHH. Maybe I can make a decent image someday with all their influence..
Jun 18, 2013 11:39:54 #
I am so glad you shared Phil's blog with us. Incredible photography! I too will be frequenting his blog with great interest.
Jun 18, 2013 11:53:38 #
homeranger wrote:
I am so glad you shared Phil's blog with us. Incredible photography! I too will be frequenting his blog with great interest.
Your welcome. He takes some fantastic photos.
Jim D
Jun 19, 2013 08:33:23 #
Jun 19, 2013 13:50:11 #
The thing I admire about Phil's photos are not only do you see some interesting techniques but the pictures show the critters in action shots.
Phil had one shot that made me wonder how he was able to get the shot of a gator walking toward the camera taken from looked like a one foot level. He explained that he used a remote trigger on a camera mounted on a low tri-pod. Seems he has been visiting that swamp so often he can predict where the gators may show up.
Phil had one shot that made me wonder how he was able to get the shot of a gator walking toward the camera taken from looked like a one foot level. He explained that he used a remote trigger on a camera mounted on a low tri-pod. Seems he has been visiting that swamp so often he can predict where the gators may show up.
Jun 19, 2013 16:25:53 #
Old Tom wrote:
The thing I admire about Phil's photos are not only do you see some interesting techniques but the pictures show the critters in action shots.
Phil had one shot that made me wonder how he was able to get the shot of a gator walking toward the camera taken from looked like a one foot level. He explained that he used a remote trigger on a camera mounted on a low tri-pod. Seems he has been visiting that swamp so often he can predict where the gators may show up.
Phil had one shot that made me wonder how he was able to get the shot of a gator walking toward the camera taken from looked like a one foot level. He explained that he used a remote trigger on a camera mounted on a low tri-pod. Seems he has been visiting that swamp so often he can predict where the gators may show up.
Yes, he does a great job of taking his shots. He was lucky that day though. I would be afraid the gator would decide to see what the camera tasted like, LOL! That would be my luck!
Jim D
Jun 25, 2013 14:57:15 #
mnhicks55
Loc: Greensboro, NC
I, too, enjoy getting the daily shots from Swamp Gator. I enjoy each and every one of them. Phil, your work and effort as well as your "applied" knowledge about the critters/birds in your swamp allow you to share great shots. I know you enjoy what you are doing. It shows in every photo and in your comments. Thank you for taking the time to maintain your photo shoot schedule and again for the time to comment and post. I so appreciate your willingness to share. Marta N. Hicks
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