Cool nights and warmer mornings play havoc with early photographs. Even with LCD screens and electronic viewfinders it’s difficult to know if you captured anything.
This is where knowing your gear can really help. A little luck doesn’t hurt either.
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One of the early arrivals.
The warmer weather has thrown the birds off a little so more could arrive any time now.
There should be a warning somewhere…
Watch Out For Low Flying Objects
A peaceful scene outside Charleston, South Carolina.
It’s not like there isn’t hundreds of acres for this Great Egret. He does seem to be successful catching little fish and tadpoles here.
Give him just a little distance, don’t get too close and you can photograph all you want.
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A photograph needs to have a reason, or tell a story.
I’m not sure what this one says.
Sun, blue water, an elegant bird going by.
Truth be told I didn’t know what the image said until I wrote the sentence above. LOL.
Fighting with the light. I’d call it a draw.
Created to get a stark image of the white bird.
Because it is wildlife in motion there will usually be some background highlights (unless photoshopped).
