Welcome to my channel! I am a PNW photographer who enjoys viewing birds and wildlife. Occasionally do some macro and landscape photography on the side, but this channel is primarily focused on birds and wildlife. This is the place where I will be sharing my experience and all the behind the scenes shots. Enjoy!
Definitely wanting to visit that refuge someday. The one time we were going past and thought about stopping, it was so foggy/misty that we didn't bother. Perhaps on another trip.
I see your just getting your channel started. Good for yo,u and I wish you the best of luck! That lens was a huge investment, but I bet you'll get some rewarding results from it. Thanks for the vid.
Some really nice stuff there, man! I'm envious too; I've been waiting, and waiting, and waiting, and waiting some more, for Canon to produce more of these lenses. I plan to pair it with my R6 Mk II. Like a lot of people have commented on RU-vid and various forums, the main gripe is, would it really be a hardship for Canon to let us know when they will actually be available? I've made requests to B&H and other vendors for a stock alert, but it's been months and no information yet. So, I'm really glad for you that you've got one, and I hope to have mine at some point sooner than later. Cheers!
Thank you! Yeah it was a bit frustrating not knowing when I was going to receive this lens. It took 6 months for me to get it after pre ordering in November. I assume by the end of the year or beginning of next year the Canon RF 200-800 will actually be in stock after all the pre orders are done.
@@Realisticoutdoorsmen I’m going to guess around 300-400ft. It really depends on the situation. The size of the bird or wildlife. Sometimes a subject that is small in frame with a beautiful environment shot of its surroundings works really well too. Plus you can crop your image when you edit the photo.
Good first Vlog Scott, I am curious as to where in the PNW you are located. I am on Vancouver Island and some of your areas look like home. Keep up the good work.