On the day after Valentine’s Day I made little to trip to the beach and came across this Snowy Owl. I grabbed a couple of shots. I am not a wildlife photographer, but I’ll take a few photos when the opportunity shows it self.
Snowy Owl on fence post
Snowy Owl on fence with jetty in background
Snowy Owl in flight
Snowy Owl in flight
Snowy Owl in flight gliding
Took a hike at Montauk Point and couldn’t resist taking a few photos. The Lighthouse of course, and a few other iconic Montauk Point images.
A lounge chair on a boulder to watch the breaks.
An ocean boulder at low tide.
An old guard shack from the Camp Hero days
The Lighthouse decked out for the holidays
Swirls in sand lefty by the receding tide.
Swirls in sand made by retreating tide
Two nestled boulders at Barcelona Point in Sag Harbor
Nesting Boulders at Barcelona Point, Sag Harbor
There isn’t much marsh on the bay but there is a strip of grass behind a few mansions. Today the light was right to get a image.
Marsh grass Shinnecock Bay
In the evenings I have been running down to Flying Point Beach and Mecox Bay to catch the evening light and play with my new Fujifilm X-E2 camera. I am enjoying shooting with the camera. The feel is like a traditional film rangefinder camera. The lens and sensor produce sharp images with good contrast and like Fuji films snappy rich colors. The camera has a panoramic feature that stitches several images together in the camera. In principle it is similar to the feature in I-phones. Shooting in manual exposure and focus provides more consistent and better images in the panoramic mode. I hope you enjoy the photos.
Evening light on Mecox Bay
Sunset on the Salt Pond at Flying Point Beach
The beach pavilion at Flying Point Beach closed until Memorial Day.
Mecox Bay evening light
The small salt pond on Mecox Bay at Flying Point Beach
