Walking at a local park, looking for birds to photograph, when a saw a yellow streak go by. It took me a second to see it and it landed close. It wasn't until I got home that I was able to identify the bird and was really excited to finally capture...
I shot this photo during a recent trip to Northern Ireland. The light was fading, which seemed to make the location all the more mysterious. I used my EOS R5 and my RF 24-104 f4 L zoom lenz.
From Mount Diablo R5 Mark II RF200-800mm f6.3-9 IS USM Handheld Taken from Mount Diablo on a day that I was looking for raptors but were nowhere to be found. This is elevation over expectations.
The Stone Philosopher R5 Mark II RF200-800mm f6.3-9 IS USM Handheld The Stone Philosopher So high near where the clouds drift by, It crowns the Summit Trail up high. It quips, "You made it? My oh my... I'm just a rock and you're the one running ...
If the Yosemite Robin was entertaining perhaps this one will be too. This junco is doing a Groucho Marx impersonation. Taken at the Thousand Oaks Botanical Garden on an EF180mm f/3.5 L Macro USM.
California Scrub-Jay R5 Mark II RF200-800mm F6.3-9 IS USM Blue bandit of the chaparral, Thief of acorns, bold and sly, You scold the world from fencepost thrones, A tiny monarch of the sky. You hop, you tilt, you plot, you scheme, A feathered rogu...
This location was made famous by Ansel Adams. I'm no Ansel Adams, but did get up early one morning to catch the light hitting the Teton range. A bit hazy, but the light was incredible, hope I did it justice. R5, EF70-200
Schwabacher Landing at GTNP reflecting the Teton range on this calm early morning. R5, RF24-70
