Thank you. I got lucky two years ago and found a flock of cedar waxing that hang out for a while and allowed me to take some decent shots. Ever since then I see them all the time in winter but they are either to far, not on the right tree etc:(
I just started my hand at bird shots while out at preserves looking for landscapes and trees to shoot. I seem to always have the wrong lens on when they appear, so I deeply appreciate the patients and timing this line of photography takes. Thus far I managed to capture a Gold Finch, Red House Finch and a Black Crested Titmouse; but nothing quite on this level yet. One day I hope.
I do have the Nikkor 200~500 lens on a crop body, which works extremely well, I just lack timing and opportunity, so far. :)
That was my first birding lens paired w Nikon D500. It is an excellent combination. Since then moved to full frame then switched to Sony.
It takes time to train a steady hand and be able to track birds but you can do it! It is so fun and you have the perfect lens for it
Hi Skyler...this image is beautiful,it almost has a Japanese feel with the composition and colours...really lovely 😁
Thank you very much . I really appreciate it.
This is stunning.
Thank you. I got lucky two years ago and found a flock of cedar waxing that hang out for a while and allowed me to take some decent shots. Ever since then I see them all the time in winter but they are either to far, not on the right tree etc:(
Truly beautiful series.
I just started my hand at bird shots while out at preserves looking for landscapes and trees to shoot. I seem to always have the wrong lens on when they appear, so I deeply appreciate the patients and timing this line of photography takes. Thus far I managed to capture a Gold Finch, Red House Finch and a Black Crested Titmouse; but nothing quite on this level yet. One day I hope.
I do have the Nikkor 200~500 lens on a crop body, which works extremely well, I just lack timing and opportunity, so far. :)
That was my first birding lens paired w Nikon D500. It is an excellent combination. Since then moved to full frame then switched to Sony.
It takes time to train a steady hand and be able to track birds but you can do it! It is so fun and you have the perfect lens for it