Horned Lark Taking Off Down The Runway
A shot I often try to get just for the challenge of it. And believe me, it’s a challenge.
Category: Bird Photography Methods
Singing Western Meadowlark – An Accidental Success
Sometimes things go right even when you screw up. I just wish it happened more often.
Red-tailed Hawk Faking Me Out
Some Advice For Photographing Sage Grouse On Their Lek
It’s that time of year folks, Sage Grouse are displaying on the lek. But photographers had best be prepared for extreme changes in lighting conditions and action from the displaying and fighting males.
This Is What Copyright Infringement Can Look Like
Image theft, copyright infringement and other forms of unethical image use piss me off no matter who is victimized. This time it was me.
Red-tailed Hawk In Flight – A Compositional Conundrum
This may turn out to be one of my favorite Red-tailed Hawk flight shots but I’m undecided about its composition.
Male Mountain Bluebird In Flight (plus a lesson in sharpness)
Fighting Male Long-billed Curlews
There were no preliminaries, the battle began immediately after the second male touched down.
Northern Harrier In Flight At Farmington
Swainson’s Hawk – The First Raptor I Ever Photographed Up Close
Until my encounter with this hawk I was beginning to seriously doubt that bird photography was for me.
Tundra Swan In Flight Against A Multilayered Background
I like bird photography that includes significant hints at habitat. That goal is typically more difficult to achieve with flight shots than static shots but it can be done and this image is an example.
White-faced Ibis Landing Series
Recently I posted a single photo of a landing White-faced Ibis. Below is the entire six image series.
Odds And Ends From Recent Trips To Farmington Bay WMA
Blackbirds, grebes, eagles, assorted ducks and a photographic calamity – bits and pieces of recent shooting forays to Farmington Bay.
Male Northern Harrier Stomping On A Vole
And in this context I do mean stomping. First a brief explanation of the behavior, one I’ve seen multiple times with this species but have only rarely been able to photograph.
Male American Kestrel On A Really Skinny Stick
These photos are the epitome of the bird photography style known as “bird on a stick”. But at least it’s a natural stick and he did “salute” me to make up for it.
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Singing Western Meadowlark – An Accidental Success
Sometimes things go right even when you screw up. I just wish it happened more often.
Red-tailed Hawk Faking Me Out
Some Advice For Photographing Sage Grouse On Their Lek
It’s that time of year folks, Sage Grouse are displaying on the lek. But photographers had best be prepared for extreme changes in lighting conditions and action from the displaying and fighting males.
This Is What Copyright Infringement Can Look Like
Image theft, copyright infringement and other forms of unethical image use piss me off no matter who is victimized. This time it was me.
Red-tailed Hawk In Flight – A Compositional Conundrum
This may turn out to be one of my favorite Red-tailed Hawk flight shots but I’m undecided about its composition.
Male Mountain Bluebird In Flight (plus a lesson in sharpness)
Fighting Male Long-billed Curlews
There were no preliminaries, the battle began immediately after the second male touched down.
Northern Harrier In Flight At Farmington
Swainson’s Hawk – The First Raptor I Ever Photographed Up Close
Until my encounter with this hawk I was beginning to seriously doubt that bird photography was for me.
Tundra Swan In Flight Against A Multilayered Background
I like bird photography that includes significant hints at habitat. That goal is typically more difficult to achieve with flight shots than static shots but it can be done and this image is an example.
White-faced Ibis Landing Series
Recently I posted a single photo of a landing White-faced Ibis. Below is the entire six image series.
Odds And Ends From Recent Trips To Farmington Bay WMA
Blackbirds, grebes, eagles, assorted ducks and a photographic calamity – bits and pieces of recent shooting forays to Farmington Bay.
Male Northern Harrier Stomping On A Vole
And in this context I do mean stomping. First a brief explanation of the behavior, one I’ve seen multiple times with this species but have only rarely been able to photograph.
Male American Kestrel On A Really Skinny Stick
These photos are the epitome of the bird photography style known as “bird on a stick”. But at least it’s a natural stick and he did “salute” me to make up for it.