This chapter is from the book
Poring Over the Picture
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I looked out my west-facing window one cold January morning to see the moon setting while the sun was rising in the east. I reached for my camera and put the 70–200 mm lens on as I noticed the crow in the branches above. Just as I framed the shot, the crow swooped down and the moment passed. It pays to always have the camera charged up and ready to go.
