It was a rainy day but we wanted to get out with the goal of capturing some epic shots of Bald Eagles. During this time of year the salmon are making their way back up the harrison river to spawn and the bald eagles are out in the thousands preying on them. I rented the sony 200-600mm lens for the weekend just so I could get close enough to the these beautiful birds! Even though we were about a week too early to get some amazing shots, we were able to snag a few photos of the eagles.

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Chapters
00:00 Introduction
00:20 My Big Lens
01:01 Its Raining....Again!
01:24 Rolands Camera setup is Insane!
01:54 Where we are shooting and why
02:40 Not having too much luck
02:56 How I am getting Shots of the Eagles Flying
03:19 One of our Biggest Challenges
03:49 Do your research before going out
04:24 Our second Location
04:35 Just Calling it
05:31 Outakes!