It’s the season, and I think Sam should be part of the conversation.

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Not a great photo, at all. It was cropped too far in, using a 2x convertor on a 400mm lens with a crop sensor, jpg, 200+ yards away, horrible light… blah blah blah, not good. The best zoom every camera has is the feet of the photographer, but the sign on the fence disagreed with me this time. I was lucky to learn of a spot where Don and Glenn (there are two and thats what I call them) hang out, thanks to my friend Ben – he has far better photos than this, and more patience them me. This was my first time there. Again, everything could be better. But knowing where to point the camera is step one. We will see better photos of this one, I promise.

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Nick Der Garabedian is Medway’s newest Eagle Scout, the 60th for Troop 367. Tonight was his ceremony at Thayer House. In front of family, friends, scouts, and local politicians, Nick received his award. I was honored to document the night for him and his family. Congratulations Nick.

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Spent the day up around Kittery getting stuff for my upcoming trip to Iceland. Stopped by Newburyport to stalk the eagles one more time. There were many young eagles soaring around.

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As much as I love birds, I feel I do not photograph them enough. Today I joined a group that met up in Newburyport Ma looking for Eagles. They were there, and I saw anbout 10-12 most from a distance, now and then they were close enough to photograph. There was a beautiful mature bald eagle, but the photo is not post-worthy. I might have to get back up there before the end of winter to get another shot. Though just seeing them is worth it.

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