birds in flight

As I was getting ready to leave the park the other day, out of the corner of my eye I see two birds feuding, so I just start shooting not sure what I was looking at. It wasn't until I reviewed the images when I realized what I had captured: a Northern Harrier chasing a Great Horn Owl with a...

although native to Africa, they stay in Germany during winter despite the cold and the snow.

As winter's embrace tightens, a remarkable event unfolds in our local pond – the arrival of the sandhill cranes. These avian giants, known for their distinctive calls and majestic stature, transform the landscape into a theater of natural wonder. A couple of weeks ago, on a brisk morning, with...

This image was taken at the Baraca das Araras in Mata Gross Do Sul, Brazil. The baraca is a sink hole measuring 500 feet in diameter and 328 feet deep. A group of Red and Green Macaws nests in the caves in the sides of the sink hole. They spend much of their day roosting at the baraca...

Missed National Hummingbird Day on Saturday, but I am sure this Black-chinned wouldn't mind 😀 He was too busy gearing up take out the Ruby-throated bully at the feeder with a high speed dive. Low light and low shutter, but let the Z9 do its eye focus thing.

It took a few attempts to observe the flight path and speed but eventually was able to predict and tried to keep in within the frame :)

On a recent trip to Southeastern Arizona, I had some fun shooting hummingbirds in flight with my Z7ii + 500PF. Who says the Z's aren't good for birds in flight? (Granted, hummers are much easier than most, as they are predictable and tend to hover.) I believe these are all Broad-billed...

Hello, I have been trying to learn the art and science of slow shutter photography, which I find very exciting but equally difficult. I was hoping if some experts here can give me some inputs to help me get a little better at it. With a D500 + 200-500 ... i tried shooting helicopters but with...