Tag: barn owl
Feathered Photography’s Most Popular Posts Of All Time
While I’m (we’re) waiting for better shooting weather so I can get out in the field again I thought this would be a good time to address some questions I get from readers occasionally that I’ve never adequately responded to.
Eric Chivian And ‘The Booklet’
Superb Owl Sunday
Barn Owl In Flight – The Lonely Hunter, Take 2
Some of my images are highly evocative for me. Not many but a few and this is one of them. When you first see it you may think you’ve seen it before but you’d be mistaken. (2 photos)
The One Disadvantage Of Photographing Birds In Early Morning
A Short Flight Series Of A Molting Barn Owl
Three Barn Owls In Flight (actually four)
And a demonstration of why it’s so aggravatingly difficult to get light in the eyes (catch lights) of Barn Owls.
Barn Owl Being Chased By His Shadow
But a different composition of the same photo drastically changes the viewer’s perception.
Barn Owl In Flight
An Evocative Souvenir
Barn Owl Family
My First Barn Owl In Flight
Some Of My Favorite Photos From The Distant Past – Volume 2
Barn Owl In Flight Against A Snowy Mountain Background
Midwinter is Barn Owl “season” in northern Utah but it can also be an extremely grim time of year for them.
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Feathered Photography’s Most Popular Posts Of All Time
While I’m (we’re) waiting for better shooting weather so I can get out in the field again I thought this would be a good time to address some questions I get from readers occasionally that I’ve never adequately responded to.
Eric Chivian And ‘The Booklet’
Superb Owl Sunday
Barn Owl In Flight – The Lonely Hunter, Take 2
Some of my images are highly evocative for me. Not many but a few and this is one of them. When you first see it you may think you’ve seen it before but you’d be mistaken. (2 photos)
The One Disadvantage Of Photographing Birds In Early Morning
A Short Flight Series Of A Molting Barn Owl
Three Barn Owls In Flight (actually four)
And a demonstration of why it’s so aggravatingly difficult to get light in the eyes (catch lights) of Barn Owls.
Barn Owl Being Chased By His Shadow
But a different composition of the same photo drastically changes the viewer’s perception.
Barn Owl In Flight
An Evocative Souvenir
Barn Owl Family
My First Barn Owl In Flight
Some Of My Favorite Photos From The Distant Past – Volume 2
Barn Owl In Flight Against A Snowy Mountain Background
Midwinter is Barn Owl “season” in northern Utah but it can also be an extremely grim time of year for them.