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  • Mar6

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    Bald Eagles in Alaska!

    Posted in: Bald Eagle, Bald Eagle Workshop, Workshops

    Earlier this week I returned from a very successful workshop series on the Kenai Peninsula in southern Alaska and I have some great news. If you enjoy photographing eagles or have always dreamed about doing so I have some great news for you. This last Bald Eagle trip was unbelievable, in fact the opportunities were better than any of my previous trips to Homer and Kachemak bay in the last five years. You can see some images from this trip in my latest images gallery: http://www.robertotoole.com/galleries/latest-images/

    The trip went so well that I will be setting up a summer and  fall Bald Eagle workshop series and I am finalizing pricing and other details right now. Send me an  email or use the contact info or form on the right side of the page right away to be placed on the interest list to be the first to receive final details.

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    NIKON D700 and Sigma 100-300mm F4 EX HSM, Handheld, 1/1600 sec at F5.6, manual metering, flash off, ISO 400. Image Copyright 2010 Robert OToole / Robert OToole Photography

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    NIKON D700 and Sigma 100-300mm F4 EX HSM, Handheld, 1/1600 sec at F5.6, manual metering, flash off, ISO 400. Image Copyright 2010 Robert OToole / Robert OToole Photography

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    NIKON D700 and Sigma 100-300mm F4 EX HSM, Handheld, 1/1600 sec at F5.6, manual metering, flash off, ISO 400. Image Copyright 2010 Robert OToole / Robert OToole Photography
    For the three images above a 70-200 on a 1.3x-1.6x body of a 100-300 on a full frame body was just about right. A 500 or 600 was useful for tight portraits but was overkill for flight. All of the images are only very lightly cropped to fit the screen format.

  • Mar6

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    Welcome

    Posted in: Announcements

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    Hello and welcome to the new site.

    This is where you will now be able to find the latest up to date information and news on my shows and presentations, new workshops, and CD releases. Also I will post new images, tips, techniques, and stories and interviews with friends and participants. I’ll try to make this blog a little more interesting than reading your camera’s user manual.

    Please bookmark this blog, email to a friend/colleague or add the RSS feed using the subscribe button in the menu at the top of each page, it is the one on the right labeled subscribe. Once you hover over the button you will see your options including the option to subscribe with email updates.

    So, there you have it, the  introduction to my new site. If you have questions or comments, please ask. I’m listening, feedback is appreciated and encouraged. Please let me know what you think and and be sure to share any ideas or constructive criticism. Also let me know what you want to see posted in the future.You can send me an email or leave a comment below. Thanks.

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