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PHOTOGRAPHS by Jeff Shulman
WAKODAHATCHEE WETLANDS, Delray Beach, Florida,
with it's .75 mile boardwalk is an attraction for many “Regulars”
who include serious walkers, bird watchers, simple strollers and,
of course, the photographers, whose tripods line sections of the
boardwalk. The tripods holding cameras await, like fishing poles
along a shore, for a glimpse of the bobcats that reside there or
for some other wildlife activity, which include turtles, frogs,
otters, alligators and birds. Great blue heron nesting activity
is the major draw in March.
Jeff Shulman, using a 600 mm lens with a 2X converter, making it
it 1200 mm, is one of those photographers. We thank him for sharing
some of his photos, which we've seen beautifully blown up and mounted
on as large as 30" by 40". To inquire about purchasing
any size of his prints, contact Jeff directly at fotofunky@aol.com. |
CLICK ON PHOTOS TO ENLARGE
Bobcats #1
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Bobcats #2 |
Bobcats #3 |
Great Blue Heron Pair #2V
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Great Blue Heron Pair #1H
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Great Blue Heron Heart-Shaped Pair
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Great Blue Heron #3
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For other pictures from both Wakodahatchee and Butterly
World, see
Kaitlyn's Photos
For other Great Blue Heron Photos, see PICTURE TO PONDER -
ISSUE 65 and ISSUE
66 on eTeletours.com
see also- FLORIDA IMAGES
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