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wildlife of Florida

Please ignore some of the mundane pictures in this gallery, they are for test purposes of my new camera.

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horsewhite.jpg	horsewhite1.jpg	deergoodlt.jpg	bluesunning.jpg
bluetakeoff.jpg	cormorantcloseup.jpg	cormorantyak.jpg	cormclose.jpg
cormfull.jpg	cormheadshot.jpg	greatblueyak.jpg	bluesuncrop.jpg
cormport.jpg	woodstorkyak.jpg	woodwalk.jpg	woodstare.jpg
woodfullframe.jpg	woodyak.jpg	woodweeds.jpg	woodhead1.jpg
woodwalk2.jpg	woodwalk1.jpg	cormorantdry1.jpg	cormclosekayak.jpg
cormorant50mm.jpg	egretmoss.jpg	greatblueyak1.jpg	cormfullframe.jpg
baldeagleyak.jpg	anhingacloseup.jpg

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joseantonio		15-Feb-2013 13:27
Very nice collection.V

Guest		20-Jan-2006 16:50
Beautiful gallery Paul!! Kevin

Guest		09-Apr-2005 15:32
Nice gallery Paul, your mother sent me the link. I'm using the 10D and the 20D. Both good cameras. Check out my galleries in pbase. Have to put more up this week just returned from vacation. WWW.pbase.com/photo1258

Billy		21-Dec-2004 15:06
Paul, The 300D is a fantastic camera and you are correct, the 300D does produce just as good an image. However, in photoshop, it shows size as 17x11 and the 20D is showing 48x32, I don't understand how it can be so much bigger but it does allow a lot more cropping, it seems.

Paul Pfau		21-Dec-2004 14:02
The 20d is a joy to use, much more fun than the 300d, but the 300d will make just as good a picture with the same lens, allthough the 300d(atleast mine) tends to underexpose the same shot compared to the 20d, not necessarily a bad thing and can be compensated for. I also believe the 20d has more dynamic range. could you reply to this so i know you can see it, thanks.

Billy		21-Dec-2004 02:38
Very nice 20D shots, but the ones you took with your 300D appear to be just as sharp. Do you like your 20D better than your old faithful 300D?

Diane		26-Sep-2004 17:04
Why are you at Publix with talent like this ?

Guest		22-Sep-2004 23:18
HiPaul, I have, at present, a Canon D60 and have been contemplating upgrading to the 20D. Has Canon improved their low focus problems. Your images are very sharp and I like your choice of subjects...GLOphotography

Paul Pfau		19-Sep-2004 17:32
All these so far are taken with the canon 100mm macro lens.

Guest		19-Sep-2004 03:22
Sharp as a razor! I plan upgrading to a 20D and I want the same results you are getting so I must ask what lens are you using?

Guest		16-Sep-2004 22:53
Incredibly sharp pictures. Great job! Carlos

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