A few photographs, shot wide, of a Great Blue flying into a swamp. (Best viewed full screen)
Getting wide images, showing the surrounding environment, gives some perspective of where photographs like these are taken. A better feeling for the location.
The trick for me is not to shoot too wide, the Heron would be a dot. I almost did that here.
In this location shooting wide means you also will have branches or Spanish Moss in front of you as you follow the flight.
At least I got three useful photographs. All things considered the Heron came out fairly good.
Great shots, carrying such a big stick. I still have not seen any hersons around here. The Great White Pelican are starting to show up. I went down to see them the other day. They are so white and clean looking right now, after making it up here from your area. but after a few weeks of hanging out on the Mississippi River they are not going to be so white. 🙂
Good you can get out. Last night we finally got the stay in place order.
Yes, Iowa has not done that yet, not to many cases here. People have been staying in anyway, I go down to the river a couple times just to get fresh air. I travel by myself and no other people around.
We had done the same but suddenly people you never see are going out there. Which all by itself is not a good thing.
Yes, I have a couple spots where no one goes, need the jeep to get in there. I prefer those spots even in normal times. 🙂
Isosceles, Rectangle, Equilateral, Scaleno… Maths is everywhere…
Yep, and I’m still bad at it.
Many of us… ! …