Mid-Atlantic Tour 2008!

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This photo album, which is split into THREE PAGES, is the result of my 2008 trip through seven states in the Mid-Atlantic region of the U.S.  My original blog from that trip presented only a handful of the photos that I took on that three-week trip (since I was posting blog entries each night from my hotel room).  It has taken me almost two years (20 months) to find the time to post-process all of the photos that I took on that trip.  (Though I took another warbler photography trip in the spring of 2009, I've still not even begun to process those photos, so don't even ask!)  On the 2008 trip I took a total of 5779 photos (not counting those I deleted in-camera while in the field, which probably amounts to no more than 100 or so).  On average, I took 250 photos per day, though on some days I took as many as 900 to 1000.  Post-processing of these photos took about a month of solid after-work effort (i.e., in the evenings and on weekends), using Adobe Photoshop CS3.  The original ~6000 photos were painstakingly winnowed down to the best 291 images shown on these pages—i.e., a mere 5% "keeper" rate.  Field equipment included: Canon EOS 1D Mark III cameras (2), Canon 400mm f/4 DO lens, Canon 600mm f/4L lens, Canon 580EX II flash, Better Beamer flash extender, and Canon 1.4x TC II teleconverter.  The majority of warbler photos were taken hand-held at 400mm on the boardwalk at Magee Marsh / Crane Creek State Park in Ohio.  Images were post-processed on a (first-generation) Macbook Pro, so they will look poor on a Microsoft Windows machine unless you select the proper gamma version here.  Much more information about equipment and techniques for photographing birds can be found in my free online book.



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Baltimore oriole


blackburnian warbler


black-throated green warbler


magnolia warbler


summer tanager


Connecticut warbler


magnolia warbler


Wilson's warbler


whippoorwill


scarlet tanager


bald eagle


northern parula


Canada warbler


black-throated green warbler


chestnut-sided warbler


Nashville warbler


blackburnian warbler


Cape May warbler


prothonotary warbler


magnolia warbler


Acadian flycatcher


blue-headed vireo


red-winged blackbird


red-eyed vireo


magnolia warbler


chestnut-sided warbler


bald eagle


magnolia warbler


black-throated green warbler


northern parula


American redstart


black-throated green warbler


American redstart


Philadelphia vireo


black-throated green warbler


thrush


palm warbler


house wren


black-and-white warbler
(composite)

black-throated green warbler


blue-headed warbler


Acadian flycatcher


black-throated green warbler


Nashville warbler


palm warbler


black-capped chickadee

black-throated green warbler


chestnut-sided warbler


Cape May warbler


black-and-white warbler


chestnut-sided warbler


black-throated green warbler


blackburnian warbler


black-and-white warbler


black-throated green warbler


chestnut-sided warbler


Cape May warbler


prothonotary warbler


black-throated green warbler


black-and-white warbler


palm warbler


chestnut-sided warbler


summer tanager


black-throated green warbler


American warbler


Acadian flycatcher


black-throated green warbler


palm warbler


chestnut-sided warbler


Cape May warbler


black-throated green warbler


chestnut-sided warbler


black-throated green warbler








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