Yes, due to a cancellation there is still one open spot for the very best Ospreys photography workshop! Join me on March 28-29 2020 for a one of a kind tour, where you may photograph Ospreys coming and out of their nests, at eye-level and in a pristine Cypress Trees environment. The natural environment is
Are you looking for a rookery on the Florida West coast that is easy to access and where you do not need a long lens to shoot? The Venice rookery is one of the possible answers! Comprised mostly of Great Blue Heron nests, it has long been a must go place for many bird photographers.
Happy new year to all!! May you have success, happiness, love and good health 🙂 Bird photography at Fort Desoto has long been a must repeat for me. Though, I have not gone as often in the recent years it remains a prime location for top bird photography if you know where to look. While
2019 was rich in good results at top competitions: two final round images at the BBC Wildlife Photographer of the Year, three images in semi-finals at the Nature’s Best competition, one commended image at the BTO Bird Photographer of the Year and a silver medal at the Photographic Society of America competition, among other recognitions.
Since the last hunting Reddish Egret I had a chance to photograph gave such a show, I am sharing a few more images from the dancing action. As a reminder, whoever signs up for both a Spoonbill (Feb 22-23 or May 2-3) and an Osprey tour (Mar 28-29) gets a $300 discount on the Osprey