OK, so, technically, this isn't "playing", this is a much-practiced and time perfected maneuver that puts the fish into a position where the cormorant can swallow it whole. Once the cormorant spins the fish's head around, the flailing of its tail act...
I woke up early and saw how bright it still was, peeked out at the right time and snapped the moon setting. Actually I was trying to get a really nice haze over the moon earlier, but I'm terrible at capturing those. I like the shot, but TOTALLY mes...
pelicans are big, awkward fliers that need a running start just to get airborne....but when they lock in on a target they're nimble and accurate.
I understand why people set sound to their photos, but I would honestly have a hard time choosing the best soundtrack for this image. I personally hear the waves and breeze of that day. EOS R5, RF24-105mm F4-7.1 IS STM, length 24mm, speed 1/320, aper...
Crow or Raven? R5 Mark II RF200-800 F6.3-9 IS USM Crow or Raven? Crows are generally smaller with fan-shaped tails and a harsh caw, while ravens are larger, have wedge-shaped tails, and produce a deep croaking sound. Observing their flight pattern...
The sun announces its return with molten gold on the clouds. This shot is sunrise over the Pacific at Haleakala National Park summit site. EOS R5, RF 24-105mm F4-7.1 IS STM, Length 105, speed 1/200, aperture f/22, ISO 2500
**WARNING: graphic feeding images** A well documented peregrine mating pair in Southern California had 3 surviving hatchlings last spring. I happened to catch one of their feeding sessions. The juveniles were still working on their aerial maneuvers...
Here are some recent bird photos with the EOS R6 Mark II andRF200-800mm F6.3-9 IS USM. All were taken in Surf City, North CarolinaForster's Tern, 1/1250, F9, ISO 5000, taken before the sunriseYellow-rumped Warbler, 1/1000, F10, ISO 800Great Blue Her...
