Wednesday View - 12 September 2018 Edition

Welcome To The Exploration Photography Daily View

Well I'm still a little under the weather today so another mobile update it is. That's okay though because I have a lot on my phone to share with you. The other day I posted a peacock sitting on a fence. Today I present his friend who decided to aim a little higher.

That's all for today. Thanks for stopping by!

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Saturday View - 8 September 2018 Edition

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So what do you do on a rainy day at the shore? Go to the zoo! The Cape May County Zoo is just minutes away from our campsite so we figured what the heck? It's free to visit and probably won't be busy. And we were right. We also knew from prior experience that the animals would be more active than on a dry hot day. Naturally I made lots of snapshots and for today's photo I am sharing this peacock with you.

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Welcome To The Friday View

Today I share one more shot from last weeks visit to the zoo. Check out this proud fellow.

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I think he is pretty young. Either that or he didn't open his feathers all the way. I must say that he seemed very comfortable around people though.

Technical Info

- Canon EOS 80D
- Sigma DC 18-250mm Lens at 37mm
- Aperture Priority
- Aperture F8
- Shutter Speed 1/50 Second
- ISO (Film Speed) 200
- Center Weighted Average Metering

And that will do it for today. Thanks for stopping by!

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Welcome To The Saturday View

Today I am sharing a snapshot from our visit today to one of my favorite places. The Cape May County Zoo in Cape May Courthouse New Jersey. I have written about it in previous posts and I just cannot say enough good about the place. First of all it offers free admission, though they do appreciate donations. And we always throw some money in the bucket. And second it's a really nice zoo. It's big and offers a wide variety of exhibits. And there always seems to be improvements being made.

While walking through the zoo today we saw this.

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He was noisy and he certainly was not shy. And he seems to be molting too.

This is a quick one but I must go for now. Thanks for stopping by!

Until next time...