Tag Archives: Forster’s Tern

Patience, Observation, and Persistence

Patience, Observation, and Persistence

That’s what it takes. To get the great shots. To see the amazing moments. I thought at this time I’d talk about it and give some examples of just what you can do when you incorporate these three critical pieces of nature photography. It has been especially evident of late, as I make my regular [...]

A Day of Bird Photography – Forsythe National Wildlife Refuge

A Day of Bird Photography – Forsythe National Wildlife Refuge

I have been trying to think of some new post ideas and for quite some time I’ve wanted to talk about what a whole day of bird photography is like for me, from start to finish. I finally got a chance to have a good day of bird photography not too long ago so I’m [...]

Bird Close-Ups

Bird Close-Ups

Sometimes you are lucky to get really close enough to a bird to take a photo of just it’s head or upper body, like the Pileated Woodpecker shown above. Depending on the lens you are using, this can be one foot away or 30 feet away. I have taken songbird photos with a 50mm lens [...]


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