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Shot of the month

Fine-art photographer

Camera: Linhof L679

Lens: Wide-angle 4x5 lens

Exposure: Multiple-exposure; see text

www.stephenwilkes.com

This day-to-night photograph of the Sandhill Cranes is from a series on bird. In 2017 I travelled to the Rowe Sanctuary in Nebraska to photograph the Sandhill Cranes at the Platte River, a rest-stop for birds halfway through their migratory journey. I photographed from a bird blind in an area I scouted, and it was built several weeks prior to the actual shoot. The blind was 25 feet high, and I remained in the blind with my assistant for almost 36 hours.

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