Category: Bird Photography Methods
Red-tailed Hawks Feeling Their Hormones
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.
Spotted Towhee At The Beginning Of Yesterday’s Snowstorm
Damn tough shooting conditions but I found a bunch of birds in an unexpected place.
The First Short-eared Owl I Ever Photographed
The day I realized that spending a king’s ransom on one of the best and most expensive birding lenses on the market hadn’t been a mistake.
Female American Kestrel Looking Down Her Nose Sideways At Me
Banking Northern Harrier
An American Kestrel And Investigations Into The Cause Of My Recent Soft Images
Photo Contracts – The Devil Is In The Details
Photographers and other artists definitely are NOT at the mercy of publishers and other consumers of their work. At least they don’t have to be.
Mallard In A Flight Posture I’ve Never Before Captured Very Well
One Of The First Great Horned Owls I Photographed With ‘Ken’s Lens’
Bald Eagle In Flight Against A Wasatch Mountain Background
Having mountains so close to many of my favorite birding locations is a double-edged sword.
Side Lit Male American Kestrel
Possibly My Last Update On The Injured Red-tailed Hawk
Male American Kestrel Taking Requests
More than most birds kestrels are known for listening to the beat of their own personal drummer. So on Christmas morning I was flabbergasted when this male immediately filled my stated request when asked.
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Red-tailed Hawks Feeling Their Hormones
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.
Spotted Towhee At The Beginning Of Yesterday’s Snowstorm
Damn tough shooting conditions but I found a bunch of birds in an unexpected place.
The First Short-eared Owl I Ever Photographed
The day I realized that spending a king’s ransom on one of the best and most expensive birding lenses on the market hadn’t been a mistake.
Female American Kestrel Looking Down Her Nose Sideways At Me
Banking Northern Harrier
An American Kestrel And Investigations Into The Cause Of My Recent Soft Images
Photo Contracts – The Devil Is In The Details
Photographers and other artists definitely are NOT at the mercy of publishers and other consumers of their work. At least they don’t have to be.
Mallard In A Flight Posture I’ve Never Before Captured Very Well
One Of The First Great Horned Owls I Photographed With ‘Ken’s Lens’
Bald Eagle In Flight Against A Wasatch Mountain Background
Having mountains so close to many of my favorite birding locations is a double-edged sword.
Side Lit Male American Kestrel
Possibly My Last Update On The Injured Red-tailed Hawk
Male American Kestrel Taking Requests
More than most birds kestrels are known for listening to the beat of their own personal drummer. So on Christmas morning I was flabbergasted when this male immediately filled my stated request when asked.