Tag: bokeh
Gadwall Drake In Flight
Two Moderate Successes On A Slow Day For Birds
A Corvid In Flight And A Buteo With Prey
A Digestive Surprise For A Juvenile Swainson’s Hawk
I believe this Swainson’s Hawk was taken by surprise by what it found in its mouth. (8 photos)
How About A Midwinter Hummingbird Break?
Northern Harrier In Flight Against A Desert Mountainside Background
A Sage Thrasher Photo That Looks Like A ‘Setup’ (but it isn’t of course)
Wilson’s Warbler On Sumac Berries
This black-capped rascal was one of the most exasperating birds I ever aimed my lens at.
Juvenile White-crowned Sparrow In An Appealing Setting
Several times each year I make it a point to pay homage to some of the “common species”.
Warbling Vireo And Food Porn For Birds
Yesterday morning in the Wasatch Mountains I was only able to get a single quality image of a bird and this is it. But it’s a species I’ve only photographed once in the past so I was delighted to get it, especially since I like the warm fall background colors as much as I do.
Things We Need To Think About When Approaching A Bird For Photography
There are many of them of course and this is only one but it’s an important one. Every bird photographer worth his/her salt already knows this on some level but we all need to be reminded, including me. What you’re about to see is ample proof that I’m included on that sad list of those who forget.
Male American Kestrel – An Aborted Takeoff With Prey
Snowy Egret In Flight With A Bokeh I Adore
Here’s another photo where I like the background as much as the bird and in large part that’s due to the quality of the bokeh.
“Just” A Horned Lark But I Sure Like It
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Gadwall Drake In Flight
Two Moderate Successes On A Slow Day For Birds
A Corvid In Flight And A Buteo With Prey
A Digestive Surprise For A Juvenile Swainson’s Hawk
I believe this Swainson’s Hawk was taken by surprise by what it found in its mouth. (8 photos)
How About A Midwinter Hummingbird Break?
Northern Harrier In Flight Against A Desert Mountainside Background
A Sage Thrasher Photo That Looks Like A ‘Setup’ (but it isn’t of course)
Wilson’s Warbler On Sumac Berries
This black-capped rascal was one of the most exasperating birds I ever aimed my lens at.
Juvenile White-crowned Sparrow In An Appealing Setting
Several times each year I make it a point to pay homage to some of the “common species”.
Warbling Vireo And Food Porn For Birds
Yesterday morning in the Wasatch Mountains I was only able to get a single quality image of a bird and this is it. But it’s a species I’ve only photographed once in the past so I was delighted to get it, especially since I like the warm fall background colors as much as I do.
Things We Need To Think About When Approaching A Bird For Photography
There are many of them of course and this is only one but it’s an important one. Every bird photographer worth his/her salt already knows this on some level but we all need to be reminded, including me. What you’re about to see is ample proof that I’m included on that sad list of those who forget.
Male American Kestrel – An Aborted Takeoff With Prey
Snowy Egret In Flight With A Bokeh I Adore
Here’s another photo where I like the background as much as the bird and in large part that’s due to the quality of the bokeh.
