July 16, 2017

Making the Turn

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July 16, 2017
Making the Turn

Species: Snowy Owl | Location: East Central Alberta, Canada

By Doug Newman

I was driving south in March last year late in the afternoon with the soft light, when I came across this snowy owl on a telephone pole. The sun was perfect, I rolled down my window, and managed to get this capture as it was leaving the pole.

About The Photographer

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I enjoy wildlife, particularly birds, as my favorite subjects. It is a pleasure to be in the outdoors taking in the natural beauty of our great land. I shoot a Nikon D7200 with a Tamron 150mm - 600mm as my main lens.

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