If you are more on the creative side than the documentary side, you surely have tried to create some artistic blurs along your bird photography adventure. Here are a few tips that I found most useful in this endeavor! Which shutter speed for blurs in bird photography? While the answer to this depends on the
Is the combination of the Canon 600 IS II and the 2x extender viable for birds in flight photography? For the longest time I stirred away from the combination as it was only possible to keep the auto-focus on the central point on past body generations. In addition to the fact that I found the
We are getting close to the end as voting will stop on February 5th! Thank you to all who have voted so far 🙂 For the others, I invite you to vote for my Spoonbill image, “Reach For The Sky”, in the BBC Wildlife Photographer of The Year People Choice’s category => http://www.nhm.ac.uk/visit/wpy/community/peoples-choice/2017/16/reach-for-the-sky.html Since we
Happy new year to all!! I strongly invite you to vote for my Spoonbill image, “Reach For The Sky”, in the BBC Wildlife Photographer of The Year People Choice’s category => http://www.nhm.ac.uk/visit/wpy/community/peoples-choice/2017/16/reach-for-the-sky.html 24 images are lined up for a final vote from the public. For this post, I am going to give you some context
I am very pleased and honored to report that 2017 has been a very rewarding year from an international bird photography competitions standpoint! BBC Wildlife Photographer Of The Year By far, the most prestigious one! Four of my images were qualified for the final round this year: three in the Birds category and one in