wildlife

This baby Alligator was barely visible among the aquatic vegetation in 40-acre Pond, Brazos Bend State Park, Texas. With a low-survivability rate due to predation by Herons, larger alligators, and other hungry animals in the local ecosystem, baby gators keep a low-profile.

Thought I'd share this here. I'm very new to video, and this was my second time out with the 800mm PF. Lots to learn. I really never was very interested in shooting video, but I now think it's a super tool in the kit for when the light is very limited, when the background is cluttered or not...

What 4\6 lenses would be in your collection for your Z9? What F mount lenses would you keep or add? With approximately . 87 F mount lenses still offered and so far 33 Z mount lenses as listed as current stock on Nikon's website. List your collect or recommendations as General, Wildlife...

Pacific Golden-Plover (non-breeding plumage) : Pluvialis fulva 
Moreton Bay, Queensland [Tide fully out in lower photo.] Conservation Status : Least Concern Also spending the boreal winter in Moreton Bay (links within BCG): Far Eastern Curlew Bar-tailed Godwit

Interesting and different from the frequent camera gear articles. I found this to be an open ended article, with too few pointers to tactics to getting close... https://photographylife.com/wide-angle-wildlife-photography

Male chaffinch mid flight.

Good evening all, Just joined the forum. My name is John from Bolton, United Kingdom. I mainly shoot wildlife and nature and love bird photography. I am currently shooting with the Nikon D850. Here is a recent image of a blue tit

Here's mine Shot on Nikon D500 + 300mm f2.8 vr1 📍Des Moines, Iowa

I never really bothered with DX mode on my D850 but I am now realising that on the Z9 it is a much more compelling proposition that I am now using a lot and loving. Z9 specific advantages: 1. Viewfinder and screen displays are automatically zoomed in so DX mode fills the visible frame 2. Small...

The pairs of great crested grebes on the former quarry pond are currently in the nest-building phase and are not at all enthusiastic when a rival tries to interfere. There can be fierce fighting. Also on: https://www.fotocommunity.de/photo/haubentaucher-beim-kampf-manuel-gloger/46358023

Hi All, Whether you are focused on wildlife or BIF, what location in the U.S. provides you with both diverse and abundant targets in natural settings? I totally understand if you focus on one kind of bird such as Osprey or Bald Eagles, but what if a photographer wants to photograph many species...

I was at the Okefenokee last week and on the water early in the morning. We were treated to little blue herons leaving their roost and flying over Billy's lake with the faint light of sunrise and some beautiful colors. I'm calling it a landscape - but it did have 47 little blue herons as the...

Hello there. I am an aspiring wildlife photographer based in Denmark. I currently shoot with a Canon 77d, but right now I am finding that the ISO capabilities of the camera is holding me back. I use a 100-400 MK II for all my wildlife photography. The issue is the fact that a lot of wildlife...

I thought I would share two pictures today, both taken 30/5/21 in my back garden (Shoeburyness, UK). The Blue Tits are busy feeding an unknown number of young and keeping the nest clean (2nd shot). D500 with Sigma 150-600C on the front - 1/3200 f6.3 auto-ISO one at 3200 and the other 5600...

This Blue Tit was zipping around this tree loaded with catkins finding some early morning breakfast Sunday, 18 Apr. D500 150-600C (at 600) s640 f6.3 auto-ISO900 with minor adjustments in LR/PS.

(Nikon D850 + 300mm PF) 1/1000, f4, ISO500