A portrait, done a little different.
Tricolored Heron, monochrome.
Gave me a few angles and poses, never thought to fly off.
Tricolored, Black And White
Tag Archives: Monochrome
Bridal Feathers, Black And White
Great Egrets showing their breeding feathers.
I am guilty of photographing an Egret display… no matter how many I may have taken in the past.
Ibis, Monochrome
I went with a monochrome image here since color was almost nonexistent anyway.
I like this spot for finding smaller wading birds but light, mud, and general muck are all colorless.
This White Ibis was feeding on small insects. The water was almost boiling with movement.
That’s a good thing too. If these thingies grow up to fly they will be feasting on me.
Monochrome Anhinga
Shooting a jet black bird mid day usually doesn’t work.
If the bird is posing I’ll still try knowing I can maybe get a decent silhouette type image.
Egret Breeding Feathers
A Great Egret showing off the bridal feathers of mating season.
This show goes on for approximately two months each spring in the Lowcountry.
Tricolored With Snowy
When all the food is in one spot these guys will get along.
Great Egret Portrait, Sepia
A more classical style.
Best viewed large.
The feet, bottom right, show their huge claws clearly here.
Nesting Egret Monochrome
A different perspective on a Great Egret.
