The Mid-Atlantic region’s mild winters – temperatures rarely dip below 20˚ F – and plentiful sunshine make it hard to stay indoors for long. Many woodland birds and mammals have fewer hiding places, and the need to conserve energy means they’re often more interested in feeding than in running away from photographers. But the winter [...]
Taking great photographs of wild birds perched on a tree branch or standing on the ground is a challenge but even more challenging is to capture a bird in action. Slight actions from birds singing, spreading their wings to land or take off, to actions like birds battling to defend their territory, swooping down to [...]
Well, this color isn’t that exciting but it is incredibly common in nature, brown. A bit on the dull side, sometimes even boring. Brown doesn’t stand out too much and yet it can still make for some dramatic views or hard to find animals and birds. When the sun hits something brown just right it [...]
My son Ray has already done a post on this but I will add a little more. We took our camper and stayed at the Elk Neck State campground so we wouldn’t have as long to get to the Conowingo Dam. This is a great campground to stay in if you are visiting the area [...]
I don’t usually go out looking for deer to photograph but I do keep a lookout for them when I’m out photographing. The White-tail Deer can be very shy near humans especially around the hunting season. If they frequent an area like a park where there are always a lot of people around, they seem [...]
And finally the last post for today with a couple of deer shots. These photos are not available for purchase. Ray
This is a fun photograph of a Canada Goose taking off out of the water. I just happened to catch the huge splash of water in focus and it really made for a great different image.
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