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.
Heh heh, it actually occurred to me when I looked closely at this shot that it almost does look like a photoshop job.
But I have a strict policy of only presenting nature as it really happened, plus I don’t even know how to do that in Pshop. (probably just as well)
I truly do appreciate your humour though and funny you wrote exactly what I was already thinking. 🙂
As always thanks for looking and commenting Scott!
We do get a nice assortment of birds over there and yes it’s always the same basic location and I’m also fequently standing in almost the same spots! 🙂 I should post some overall views some day.
But if you check out some of these TL videos it will give you some idea of how the salt marsh and marsh pond sides look. 🙂 https://phillanoue.com/category/time-lapse-video/
I was lucky to see and capture this scene because soon after the storm clouds really moved in making the whole area quite dark and then the rain came.
Glad you like this scene from the marsh Maggie!
Right Mr Lanoue – have you been photoshopping (dodgy Scottish humour) – some of the shots you get couldn’t be imagined never mind captured.
Heh heh, it actually occurred to me when I looked closely at this shot that it almost does look like a photoshop job.
But I have a strict policy of only presenting nature as it really happened, plus I don’t even know how to do that in Pshop. (probably just as well)
I truly do appreciate your humour though and funny you wrote exactly what I was already thinking. 🙂
As always thanks for looking and commenting Scott!
Fabulous capture!~
Hey thanks, glad you liked this shot!
That salt marsh has such wonderful birds and nature, the shots you get are incredible, is it all from the same salt marsh??? Beautiful work.
We do get a nice assortment of birds over there and yes it’s always the same basic location and I’m also fequently standing in almost the same spots! 🙂 I should post some overall views some day.
But if you check out some of these TL videos it will give you some idea of how the salt marsh and marsh pond sides look. 🙂
https://phillanoue.com/category/time-lapse-video/
“Bird, what bird?” Another gem Phil!
I was lucky to see and capture this scene because soon after the storm clouds really moved in making the whole area quite dark and then the rain came.
Glad you like this scene from the marsh Maggie!