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Late last week I led a two day workshop for a client up to Skagit Valley, Boundary Bay and Reifel Bird Sanctuary (the latter two are in BC, just across the border). I wanted to share what's going on for those that are interested.
Skagit: Not a lot happening yet. The Rawlins Road site where...
I think the horizontal crop is more effective. If you can spare a bit more room at the bottom--and possibly to the left, if you haven't cut off the tree branches and if there's no other distraction there--that would make it even better.
Max
Hey Mike, it looks like you had a fruitful trip to Africa. Interspecies interactions are always tough to come by, so this is a fun shot. Congrats on the sable sighting too!
This looks like a yellow-billed stork, btw.
Max
Probably the cutest mongoose species in South Africa, unless you like meerkats. It's always a highlight seeing these little critters in action. In this case, a whole family was denning in a fallen tree.
I just returned from three weeks in South Africa. We criss-crossed the country during that time, visiting a couple of the arid parks as well as our favorite haunts in the Sabi Sands.
We saw numerous leopards in the Sabi Sands, including 11 different individuals in four days at Mala Mala...
At that long of a shutter speed you'd likely get some blurred stars, the beginning of a star trail shot essentially. Like Gary, I tried to keep my shutter speed to 25-30 second max when shooting auroras for this reason.
Max
A cedar waxwing perches within quick reach of the currants it loves to eat at the Nisqually National Wildlife Refuge. More waxwing photos can be seen here: http://www.maxwaugh.com/nisqually12/
Lovely shots. Congrats to Gary. I've seen plenty of images of them from the midwest recently, but these are the first from out here. Love that purple.
Max
Pretty amazing that it allowed you to get that close. I can only assume it's used to the foot traffic around Alki? Killer detail in that first shot.
Max
This is Abu, the dominant male orangutan in the Danum Valley area near the Borneo Rainforest Lodge. He's estimated to be over 35 years old. During my very short stay in Borneo, we saw six different wild orangutans, which are very difficult to photograph, as they stay high up in the trees most...
Yeah, the third is my favorite as well, mainly for the spray of wood bits. :) Looks like the next step is getting them flying in and out. You've certainly got the right amount of light to pull off some nice flight shots. Was this at Juanita?
I'm heading to Yellowstone tomorrow. Looking...
What a great variety. Love those giant frog legs.
I have yet to see a nutria around, though I keep hearing about how they're invading our local wetlands. Based on what you've found I may have to make a trip to Ridgefield at some point! :)
Max
A red-winged blackbird takes off near a pond in the wetlands near the University of Washington. More photos from this shoot can be seen here: http://www.maxwaugh.com/arb12/