A Hooded Merganser, The Rule Of Thirds And A Technique For Leveling Photos A handsome bird and a couple of photo processing tips. (2 images) Continue reading
A Hooded Merganser With A Fish And A Thieving Gull I try to avoid applying human standards to birds but sometimes I can’t help myself. (10 photos) Continue reading
Red-winged Blackbird – One Stands Out Amongst Many Something a little different from me today. A lot different, actually. (4 photos) Continue reading
Drake Gadwall Taking Off And In Flight – A Series A ten-photo series, plus a different version of two of them. Continue reading
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. Continue reading
White-crowned Sparrow – If I Could Train ‘My’ Birds… Be careful what you wish for. (4 photos) Continue reading
Belted Kingfisher, Up Close And Preening Tweaking an image to get a background I like using methods I’m comfortable with. (2 versions of the same photo) Continue reading
A Mourning Dove, Sunflowers And Choosing Aspect Ratios When Processing Photos Mourning Doves are one of several species that don’t get their fair share of exposure on Feathered Photography. (2 photos) Continue reading
American White Pelican In Flight – A Series, Including An Extreme Closeup Sometimes I get more personal satisfaction out of anticipating and guessing right than I do out of getting the shot(s). (6 photos) Continue reading
Black-crowned Night Heron On An Unusual Perch For The Species My “gadget” saves my bacon. (3 photos) Continue reading
A Pair Of Blue-winged Teals Exploding Off The Water Plus individual flight shots of each of them. (4 photos) Continue reading
A Marsh Wren And A Couple Of Unfortunate Quirks Of The Canon R5 I’ve been putting this post off because I don’t like to talk about it. (2 photos) Continue reading