Tag: canada goose
Some Recent Birds
Levitating Goose?
Three Common But Under-photographed And Under-loved Bird species
Some Recent Birds
Canada Goose In Flight – A Six Image Series
A species I try not to ignore and I’m glad I paid attention to this guy. I almost didn’t. (6 photos)
Solar And Avian Serendipity In A Freezing Landscape
Canada Goose Flaring On Landing Approach
A side view showcasing the steep body angle of the flare just prior to landing.
Catch Lights In The Eyes: Are They Overrated?
Is light in the eye really as essential in photography as it’s cracked up to be? You be the judge.
One Of The More Unusual Canada Geese I’ve Photographed
A Few Recent Birds And My New Pet Peeve
Canada Geese – Bathing Upside Down
Canada Goose – “The Executioner”
Canada Goose Flying Through Thick Falling Snow
From my winters living in Montana I remember what it’s like to drive through snow like this. Flying through it in flocks of other birds must be even more harrowing, in part because of its three dimensional challenges in significantly reduced visibility.
Canada Goose Landing In A Snowstorm
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Some Recent Birds
Levitating Goose?
Three Common But Under-photographed And Under-loved Bird species
Some Recent Birds
Canada Goose In Flight – A Six Image Series
A species I try not to ignore and I’m glad I paid attention to this guy. I almost didn’t. (6 photos)
Solar And Avian Serendipity In A Freezing Landscape
Canada Goose Flaring On Landing Approach
A side view showcasing the steep body angle of the flare just prior to landing.
Catch Lights In The Eyes: Are They Overrated?
Is light in the eye really as essential in photography as it’s cracked up to be? You be the judge.
One Of The More Unusual Canada Geese I’ve Photographed
A Few Recent Birds And My New Pet Peeve
Canada Geese – Bathing Upside Down
Canada Goose – “The Executioner”
Canada Goose Flying Through Thick Falling Snow
From my winters living in Montana I remember what it’s like to drive through snow like this. Flying through it in flocks of other birds must be even more harrowing, in part because of its three dimensional challenges in significantly reduced visibility.
