I stoodknee-deep inpoison ivyandmilkweed to
get the right angle, capturing theseshots in the
dawn’s low-angled light.
One stood on guard while the other sibling left the perch to tour above
us. I stood knee-deep in poison ivy andmilkweed to get the right angle,
capturing these shots in the dawn’s low-angled light. These images
capture the residents of Halfmoon, life on the remote islands of the
Fathom Strait, and a moment shared by friends who live for this kind of
adventure. The hardest part was the return paddle to Tobermory, 27km
across exposed open water into a 14-knot headwind.
ScottParent shot theeaglesofHalfmoonwithaKonicaMinoltaDynax7Dusinga
70-210Minolta lens.
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