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 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”
As their name implies, Belted Kingfishers excel at hunting fish. And while fish make up the bulk of their diet, the birds are opportunistic: They … Read More “Close observation of kingfisher’s habits produces dramatic shot”
Interspecific brood parasitism is not a phrase that rolls trippingly off the tongue, and the behavior is not something we get to see everyday. But … Read More “Concealed by a blind, photographer gets up-close view of unusual group of ducklings”
