Bird Art Tells a Story
Bird Art Tells a Story, As I look at all the photos I take, I am looking for a certain pose when it comes to bird photography. On average one or two photos out of 20 will be good when photographing wildlife, especially if you are using burst on your camera.
When it comes to bird photography, I like to save the shots where the bird is looking away or looking down. Almost as if it is thinking about something or daydreaming.
With Blue Herons, it is easy to get a shot like this because they are normally looking down at the water for food. I love the light in this photo, just enough shadow and light to create a nice piece of art work for me.
If you are a beginner in photography and want to practice photographing birds. Pick birds like the Blue Heron or Egrets and even Pelicans. They are a little slower which gives you plenty of time to practice focusing your camera, even in flight, they are fun birds to photograph.
Have a great weekend.
Bird Art Tells a Story
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25 Replies to “Bird Art Tells a Story”
Love the details and sharpness of these shots. Excellent work!
Thank you very, I appreciate hearing that. 😊
Nice
Thank you 😊
That is an intense look on the face of that Heron. A perfect picture Sandra.
Thank you very much Linda
You’re welcome Sandra.
Your passion for photography is great. Your skill is just as great.
Beautiful pictures
You have a great weekend
Thank you very much, I appreciate that. Photography has really helped me to look closer at things and just slow down and enjoy nature even more. Nature is such a beautiful place to be.
He’s magnificent, Sandra! The details of the feathers are perfect.
Thank you, yes they are such beautiful birds especially this time of year. 🙂
Oh this is exquisite indeed!
Thank you very much Mary, they are beautiful birds 🙂
💙💙💙💙🙏😊
Thank you very much Francine 😊
Beautiful
Thank you 😊
That is a beautiful picture Sandra!
Thank you so much Denzil, I appreciate that.
Elegant!
Thank you very much Marland and have a wonderful weekend.
You’re welcome. So far the weekend has been great.
Capturing birds in their habitat is tricky and challenging, but at the sometime exciting.
Yes, very true. I enjoy seeing them in their natural environment and it takes patience on our part to just sit and watch them to achieve a wonderful photo. 😊