Touch And Go Landing
Great Blue Heron coming in for a tip toe landing in the marsh pond a few days ago…
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I previously worked as a news and sports photographer. Recently I have been enjoying wildlife photography. My approach toward bird photos is similar to sports photography. I attempt to capture mostly action and hopefully a unique perspective.
Great Blue Heron coming in for a tip toe landing in the marsh pond a few days ago…
Phil Lanoue Photography
Stunning picture.
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Thanks very much appreciate it.
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Made me smile… Walking on the surface or dancing… or just like plane,(there is a special name for this, but I can’t remember now 🙂 )…. Great shots… Thank you, love, nia
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Thank you so much for your very kind words Nia and I’m happy you liked these photos!
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You really had me watching the feet after the first couple of photos. Wonderful captures.
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That’s what I kept looking at as well. Gotta love bird toes!
Thanks glad you enjoyed these GBH photos.
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Delightfully awesome ! 🙂 !
Congrats , Phil !
utham
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I greatly appreciate your kind words utham, thanks!
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Amazing capture, Phil…..bravo!!!!!!!!!!!
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Thanks a million! So happy you liked the GBH shots!
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Phil
Your work is amazing. Do you live close to the pond where you shoot. I look for your e-mail every day to see what’s been going on at the pond. That would be a dream of mine to be able to shoot these wonderfull birds every day.
I live in the upstate of South Carolina and get out every week to the mountains to hike and take pictures. I have Dementia now but I have two good friends that take me hiking every week. I love the waterfalls and Nature photography.
Keep up the great work you are doing as it gives me a good reason to wake up every morning to see what you shot the day before.
I love your work and envy you for doing what you love to do and your dedication to get out there and see what’s going on at the pond.
Bob
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Well I am truly humbles and honored by your vey kind comments Bob, and it’s really great to hear that you check the blog and enjoy the photos every day.
I live about 10 mins. from this pond and salt marsh area, it’s right on the beach, and I get over there every chance I have.
Wish you all the best and keep getting out in nature, it really can be wonderful.
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delightful set
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Thanks much for checking these out Scott.
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Great photos, Phil. You must have been busy clicking away. Almost like time lapse. Wish we were there.
Sent from my iPhone
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Thanks a bunch for the kind words Becky and glad you liked these GBH photos!
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Excellent catch, Phil!
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Good to know you enjoyed these Gracie, thanks!
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Sembra danzare sull’acqua. Che foto meravigliose!!!
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Lui è un bravo ballerino! Grazie Pat!
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That gliding and landing are sooo graceful! Thank you, Phil!
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That’s yet another reason why I like these big birds so much, they rarely fail to entertain and amaze!
Thanks so much Amy!
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They look just beautiful Phil!
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Well I greatly appreciate that, thank you!
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Wow incredible captures Phil.
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I’m so happy you enjoyed these GBH photos Edith, thanks!
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Great toe-drag. That guy would make a good NFL wide receiver. 🙂 Nice shots, Phil.
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This guy has skills, he just barely managed to stay in bounds! 🙂 Thanks Steve.
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Beautiful, like it’s dancing! Very nice series of shots.
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He was doing a little dance across the water I believe. 🙂 Thanks so much.
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Fabulous pics, Phil. He doesn’t just walk on water, he tap dances. 😀
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This big guy is light on his feet for sure Sylvia, and with such style! Thanks for checking out the photos!
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This gorgeous bird would do well at our Royal Ballet! Such beautiful pictures, Phil! I love the trail in the water and the reflections – the detail is amazing!
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He really has the grace and balance doesn’t he Maggie. 🙂 Thanks very much!
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These are really nice shots Phil! He hardly touches the water! Nice!
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Thank you Sue, I’m happy to hear you liked these!
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Perfect picture postcard! 🙂
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Well I’m very glad you enjoyed these photos, thank you. 🙂
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What a terrific sequence, with the heron feeling the surface of the water and using that to guide its landing. Thanks for so many great shots on this web site. I don’t comment on them all, but I certainly enjoy every one.
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Well I’m very happy you enjoyed these photos Lee and that you like looing at the blog, I appreciate it.
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She would make a good ballerina! 😀
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Oh the balance, poise, and grace are all there for sure! 🙂
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Marvelous sequence, Phil!
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Thanks a million Deb, I appreciate it!
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The swans in Swan Lake have nothing on this heron when it comes to grace and control. Why is there no Great Blue Heron ballet?
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Oooo I would pay to see the GBH Ballet perform! 😀
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Looks like he’s dancing on water!
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I should have brought some portable speakers out there and added a nice soundtrack. 🙂
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Awesome!!!! Just awesome.
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Really glad you liked those Erv, thanks much!
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The joys of burst mode and multiple frames per second. Or a very slow heron! Beautifully done, Phil.
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I really appreciate you checking these out Andrew, thanks!
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What a series 🙂 I was stuck to those toes. Great work 😀
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Gotta love the bird toes! Thanks a bunch! 😀
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Wow, these captures are awesome!! I’m so impressed how well you captured him! 🙂
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I greatly appreciate your very kind words, thanks!
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Fabulous series of photographs!
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Very kind of you Adrian, thanks much!
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So beautiful, excellent work Phil.
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