Articles about cameras and other photography equipment and instructions on improving your bird photography.
Download all four parts of “An Eye for Birds series: A Photograph Journey” now! Part I: Creating Exceptional Portraits Part II: Mastering Flight Shots Part … Read More “An Eye for Birds series: A Photographic Journey PART 4”
One of the big birding stories from the winter of 2017-2018 has been the ongoing irruption of Snowy Owls into southern Canada and the United … Read More “Scenes from the 2017-2018 Snowy Owl irruption”
Download all four parts of “An Eye for Birds series: A Photograph Journey” now! Part I: Creating Exceptional Portraits Part II: Mastering Flight Shots Part IV: … Read More “An Eye for Birds series: A Photographic Journey PART 3”
Download all four parts of “An Eye for Birds series: A Photograph Journey” now! Part I: Creating Exceptional Portraits Part III: Photographing Owls Part IV: Southwestern … Read More “An Eye for Birds series: A Photographic Journey PART 2”
Download all four parts of “An Eye for Birds series: A Photograph Journey” now! Part II: Mastering Flight Shots Part III: Photographing Owls Part IV: Southwestern Specialties Attachments … Read More “An Eye for Birds series: A Photographic Journey PART 1”
We’re always on the lookout for tips that will help you improve your bird photography, so we are delighted to be able to offer the … Read More “The most important gear for bird photography”
In this era of eBird, birding listservs and forums, and the BirdsEye app, finding Short-eared Owl isn’t especially difficult. Plus, the species is widespread, it … Read More “Reader photo: From a reliable spot for Short-eared Owl, a close-up of the grassland predator”
Communities in the Talamanca Mountains of Costa Rica, southeast of the capital San José, take the protection of their most spectacular bird, the Resplendent Quetzal, … Read More “Nest-protection project leads to stop-action flight photo”
The handsome male Harlequin Duck on the cover of our February 2016 issue was photographed in October 2009 in Victoria, British Columbia, a popular wintering … Read More “How a Harlequin Duck wintering in British Columbia landed on our cover”
