Eagle-Eye Photography

Sat, Jul 4 2009

07:08 AM EDT

Welcome to the Eagle-Eye Photography Website!

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This site will give you a tour into the scenics and wildlife of the Allegheny National Forest region of Northwest Pennsylvania and beyond. I've been hiking the hills and valleys of the area for over thirty years, capturing the beauty of the area on film. Take a look through the photo galleries to see some of the many images that I have seen through the lens of my camera. I hope you enjoy them.

  September 06, 2002 - Website Debut
  January 20, 2008 - Schedule Updated
  March 24, 2008 - Galleries Updated
  March 11, 2009 - Schedule Updated, Tips Updated
  March 18, 2009 - Galleries Updated
  April 9, 2009 - Galleries Updated


	Rocky Holland, Photographer

Featured Galleries

Photography Tips


		The Birds Gallery holds photos of birds native to the Northwestern Pennsylvania area.
Birds
		The General Wildlife Gallery features photos of wildlife that is common to the area.
General Wildlife
		The Exotic Adventures Gallery houses photos taken while travelling outside the local area.
Exotic Adventures
		The Scenics Gallery contains photos of scenic views and landscapes around the Kane area.
Scenics


	2009 is upon us already. It’s time to make our wish lists for the upcoming year. I always make a list of the things I would like to photograph the most during the year. I often do not photograph everything on my list in any given year, but it gives me a goal to work for. Being a wildlife and/or nature photographer, sometimes your goals are hard to meet. Conditions, having much to do with the weather, play a large role in this goal. Let’s just hope we have good weather conditions in the year to come, so most of our photographic goals are met. An example of this is happening in the first part of 2009. The weather has been very cold and snowy. This keeps me out of some of the places I like to go back in the deeper woods. Spring will get here, and then on to the goals. Digital photography is now firmly established. I hope everyone out there has tried it. I see some film labs are shutting down. I believe this will happen more and more. Digital advances are happening almost daily. I can’t wait to see what’s going to be available in just five or so years from now. So, my tip for the year is simple – make a photo list, and try to photograph everything on it. It will be fun to try, even if you don’t make your whole list. There’s always next year. Keep on shooting. Tips Archive