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Craig-Sheffield

Bald Eagle

Bald Eagle

I cleaned up these two images so that they are a bit more bright and colorful. This photo won the La Crosse News8000 Picturing our Community Award this week (4-...
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I cleaned up these two images so that they are a bit more bright and colorful. This photo won the La Crosse News8000 Picturing our Community Award this week (4-10-2023 to 4-16-2023).
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camera

NIKON D3200

settings

settings

Aperture 56/10 ISO 180 Shutter 10/16000 Focal Length 3000/10

location

location

French Island, Wisconsin, US

upload_date

upload_date

Apr, 2023

Views

38

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Awards

Peer Award

Top Choice

Superb Composition

Top Ranks

Top 20 rank

Top 20 rank week 1

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I took this photo of Miller Bluff outside of my house in La Crosse, Wisconsin. This was after a night of ice fog.

I took this image at our former Land Lady's house. She always had them growing on the South side of her house.

I took this photo of Ty last summer. A few months ago he passed on. This devastated my daughter. It was the first time we ever kept our cat's ash

Taking off

All of the children had fun in the park after the K. Graduation.

This is an Alaskan Bald Eagle taking air from a streetlamp. It took one leap, and it was gone.

There were about a dozen hawks over Miller Bluff next to our house today (7-17-2023).

I took this photograph in 2008 after halibut fishing in Alaska, across the bay from Homer. It is part of the Cook Inlet. As we toured, we entered and

This was me in a time we called the 80s. So, so long ago.

In 2004, my friend caught an 72 pound King Salmon, the record for that year. He was interviewed by a number of sports outlets. He caught it on a rod a

I photographed one of my cats today after she had found her way through the curtains to get HER sun.

I took these photographs at Riverside Park in La Crosse, Wisconsin, at the Mississippi River east bank, on 9-9-2002.

Violet is covering her marvelous beauty with her dancing leaves, so as not to tempt the other flowers.

My daughter came down to my office this evening to show me her clown make-up.

This is a photo of the bulb of my tactical flashlight

Ladies and gentlemen: Meet the A-10, otherwise known as the WARTHOG!!!! If you see this little guy buzzing in your sky, best run, hide, duck and cover

2007 Wedding with all of the family

In 2010 I caught the largest fish of my life. Off of the coast of Illiamna in the Cook Inlet in Alaska, I fought this 83 lb. Halibut from sea floor, 2

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