Fotobug - Elusive Image Photography
Arts:Visual Arts
A few weeks ago, Jim and Fred visited Cape Coral to photograph the burrowing owls that are very prevalent there. However, they were a little early for the young hatchlings so they returned again, but this time the hatchlings were more like teenagers, but there were a lot of them! They did get to photograph a rare owl, however, with a regressive genetic trait that causes the iris to be solid black. This only occurs in 1% of the owl population, normally they have yellow irises!
There was plenty of news since the last podcast, so be sure to watch the entire episode to catch up on all the latest photo news!
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Fotobug - Episode 226 - Exposure Compensation
Fotobug - Episode 225 - DJI Ronin-s review
Fotobug - Episode 224 - Mavic 2 Zoom review
Fotobug - Episode 223 - Stocking Stuffers for Photographers
Fotobug - Episode 222 - Iceland 2018
Fotobug - Episode 221 - 50 States in 50 Days - Daniel Seddiqui
Fotobug - Episode 220 - Western Photo Trip 2018
Fotobug - Episode 219 - Highlights Black Hills Photo Meetup
Fotobug - Episode 218 - Interview Litra Pro - Andrew Siminoff
Fotobug - Episode 217 - Interview with David Guy Maynard
Fotobug - Episode 216 - Magilight review
Fotobug - Episode 215 - Jason Hahn's Cypress Creek Studio
Fotobug - Episode 214 - Photo product Reviews
Fotobug - Episode 213 - Yuneec Q500 4K Drone Review
Fotobug - Episode 212 - Palouse workshop with Tim Grey
Fotobug - Episode 211 - Skywatch.AI - Drone Liability Insurance
Fotobug - Episode 210 - 10 Essential Devices for Drone Photography
Fotobug - Episode 209 - Ron Wyatt - I switched from Nikon to Sony
Fotobug - Episode 208 - DJI Mavic Air Review
Fotobug - Episode 207 -All About Beanbags!
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