Here's a couple, this one I'm thinking of hanging in the gallery, it's a 12x18
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Great detail. Have you noticed a lot of birds have similar eyes to snake? They kinda scare me... that's why I don't like bird pictures... or birds for that matter. It's kinda a stupid phobia, but I can't help it.
Yes, I wasn't overly keen about #2, however, these guys are hard to get so close, glad I got something. I was within Meters, I thought for sure it would have taken off. 50 meters, they spook, this guy, about 10
We have quite a few herons living around here. They seem to spend a lot of time in artificial retention basins . . .
I will have to drag the camera with me and see what I can get near. I have discovered that you can get very, very, close if you can stay in the car! Not very "in the wild", I know . . .
I do the same, the car acts as a blind, so, why not, sure, it's in the wild. I get fairly close to Birds of Prey if in the car, but, if I'm out, forget it.
The "not exactly in the wild" comment referred to the herons hanging out in man made retention basins . . . not to shooting from the car. Hell, if I could I would shoot weddings from my car. The seat is more comfortable and the music is better!
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