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Photographer Profile: David Robert Haas
Lady Apopka Maesh Florida. Canon 6D 2, Canon 100-400 lens. Exposure: 1/640 sec., f/11, ISO 200.
Photographer: David Robert Haas
Part-Time Professional Photographer
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Biography
I have been into photography most of my life. I have been into camera clubs that offered classes on portraiture, model photography, lighting and many other items. I did weddings for 14 years on Saturdays as a professional photographer. After I retired from Delphi Automotive, I quit doing weddings and am now into nature photography specializing in birds. Last October/November issue of “Birds and Bloom” one of my pictures was picked for the magazine and published. They were looking for a funny nature photo. During the winter I help teach photography in Florida at a campground.