Tag: bird photography technique
Two Mallards – Tandem Takeoff In Alternate Styles
Hunters at Bear River MBR have made ducks jumpy as hell so yesterday I decided to try to take advantage of the situation.
White-crowned Sparrow – If I Could Train ‘My’ Birds…
Redhead Diving Series
Rousing As A Predictive Behavior Of Imminent Takeoff
Rim Lighting In Bird Photography
Immature Bald Eagle In Flight
A grab shot. But thanks to my fast shutter speed things still worked out pretty well.
Great Blue Heron Taking Off From Ice
Like all bird photographers, as I approach my subject I’m often too close to the bird by the time I can see it clearly through vegetation or by the time I have good light on it. That’s when my two-lens shooting strategy pays off in spades.
An Angry Coot Attacking A Terrified One
Yesterday I Found The Immature Ferruginous Hawk Again
At least I think it’s the same bird I photographed four days ago. They were in the same area, they were both young birds and they were using the same hunting technique from the same fence line.
Yesterday’s Ferruginous Hawk – The Rest Of The Story
Yesterday I posted a single photo out of a series of photos I took of an immature Ferruginous Hawk two days ago in the west desert. In that post I said I’d be posting more of them very soon. These are those photos.
Gray Catbird – Seemingly Hopeless Situations Can Still Be Worth Making The Effort
Back-To-Back Takeoffs – American Goldfinch
My First Barn Owl In Flight
Red-tailed Hawk Flight Series
For me this was an experimental photography technique for birds in flight. I’ll definitely be using it again.
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Two Mallards – Tandem Takeoff In Alternate Styles
Hunters at Bear River MBR have made ducks jumpy as hell so yesterday I decided to try to take advantage of the situation.
White-crowned Sparrow – If I Could Train ‘My’ Birds…
Redhead Diving Series
Rousing As A Predictive Behavior Of Imminent Takeoff
Rim Lighting In Bird Photography
Immature Bald Eagle In Flight
A grab shot. But thanks to my fast shutter speed things still worked out pretty well.
Great Blue Heron Taking Off From Ice
Like all bird photographers, as I approach my subject I’m often too close to the bird by the time I can see it clearly through vegetation or by the time I have good light on it. That’s when my two-lens shooting strategy pays off in spades.
An Angry Coot Attacking A Terrified One
Yesterday I Found The Immature Ferruginous Hawk Again
At least I think it’s the same bird I photographed four days ago. They were in the same area, they were both young birds and they were using the same hunting technique from the same fence line.
Yesterday’s Ferruginous Hawk – The Rest Of The Story
Yesterday I posted a single photo out of a series of photos I took of an immature Ferruginous Hawk two days ago in the west desert. In that post I said I’d be posting more of them very soon. These are those photos.
Gray Catbird – Seemingly Hopeless Situations Can Still Be Worth Making The Effort
Back-To-Back Takeoffs – American Goldfinch
My First Barn Owl In Flight
Red-tailed Hawk Flight Series
For me this was an experimental photography technique for birds in flight. I’ll definitely be using it again.