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NIKON CORPORATION
NIKON D3000
10/800 second
F/8.0
32 mm
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Mar 1, 2012, 3:11:55 AM
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~PoesRaven Jan 16, 2013  Professional Photographer
Where is this? I have been to WV a few times and I have done some shooting there but this is a fantastic shot and surreal. Although I do not think I would trust that bridge. Also seeing this wants me to go shoot at the old abandoned paper mill and shipyard.
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This is Otter Creek Bridge, and it's completely trustworthy. I love old broken down places.
So many stories within them left behind, untold. Some average, some fantastic.
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~PoesRaven Jan 17, 2013  Professional Photographer
I can agree with that sentiment. I enjoy shooting old cemeteries for a very similar reason or old abandoned buildings. There is a sort of Somberness to them. Hope your photography has been brought you much enjoyment. Are you still doing the taxidermy to?
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The only reason I take photography is because I enjoy it.:)
I haven't put anything on a form since I finished a squirrel last year, and that's the only form I've worked with, but I quite enjoyed it and my brother got a beautiful red fox in his traps last year which he wants to put on a form, we already ordered the form and I'll help him work on it whenever he's ready to. He's not as interested in taxidermy, so I might just do the whole fox myself.
I've been helping my father skin out coyote hides; not many people know how to skin animals very well, even the people who hunt them, so they hand them off to my father and I to skin out. I really enjoy skinning. I need to practice skinning the tail though, I always break the tip of the tail off. Other than that, I can skin out complete paws and faces with ease, everything else is basic.
And of course, I'll always collect preserved organs and skulls.
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~PoesRaven Jan 17, 2013  Professional Photographer
Photography is always best when it is done for enjoyment. You have a great eye with what you shoot. As for skinning an animal best I can do is assist my brother in-law hang an elk. I do not think I could skin one well enough to stuff or mount or whatever the term in.
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