Bob's work as a newspaper photographer has it's share of sad moments, but here's a story with a happy ending:
"I was invited to photograph the release of a young bald eagle that had recovered from an injury after treatment by the West Virginia Raptor Rehabilitation Center. The eagle was an immature male, less than 1 year old. The bird weighed several pounds and had a wing spread of about six feet. It was released from the deck of a home on Cheat Lake and promptly flew off along the shoreline, to find a new home in the wild."
Journaling and photos by Bob. 2010
Editor's notes: Bob's camera can shoot 8 frames per second. The eagle was so anxious for freedom, it was out of sight in just a few frames. I made the background paper by scanning the packaging behind the Tim Holtz mask and then copying and pasting the black flourish on to my cardstock.
Digital Overlay (Michelle Coleman "Grungy") (Cottage Arts Scrap Edges 4) Digital Journaling Block (Kate Teague)
4 comments:
What a great story and it's so special to get those great pictures. You did a super job on the layout!
You always have the most amazing pictues! I love the top of your layout!
Great layout Cindy!!! Please email me at dailyscrap@gmail.com when you get a chance so I can send out your punches!!! Thanks :)
Great layout, awesome design to it. And some wonderful pictures!!
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