Bald Eagles, Blue Herons and.. KING FISHERS? (Relaxing Wildlife Photography)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 19 เม.ย. 2024
- Wildlife photography: The bald Eagles, Great Blue Herons and King Fishers were all out today at the local park. Enjoy this relaxing ASMR, POV wildlife photography video. All footage captured on Sony A7iv + Sony 200-600mm G Lens
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What park is this?
This is the first time watching your video and I have not watched the entire episode as I make this comment, I photograph many of the same birds at times from my 14 ft touring kayak, other times along local streams, lakes and other bodies of water in and around wildlife refuges. I live in The Hudson river valley of NEW YORK STATE and travel as far south as the eastern shores of Virginia to photograph wildlife. My comment as I said is based on being a first time viewer, I watched as you unpacked your camera equipment and made your way to the area where you started photographing and videotaping and the thing that first stuck me was the lack of an introduction to your video, no idea of who you are or where you were, just to let you know that I am a retired NYS Corrections officer, I retired after 41 years and every incident I had to document STARTED with, who,what,where when and how or why if you knew, when I got involved in event photography after many years of digital photography, I used the same approach to document and tell the story of the event, making a video makes it easier to include a verbal introduction and it brings your audience along with you on your photograph journey. Watching you in bird heaven makes me a little jealous, herons and egrets are pretty much standard types of birds along with ducks but eagles are not easy to find and it is only certain times of the year that I find them. When the eagle came in the scene I noticed the white head and tail feathers were slightly washed out, I had problem photographing herons and eagles in bright light and I found a article in Outdoor Photographer that spoke of using negative exposure compensation to retain the details of the feathers of white birds, so any time I shoot birds in daylight I adjust my exposure to get a slightly faster shutter speed and that helps me retain the details of the feathers. Enjoyed your video.
Thank you for the feedback I’ll keep that in mind! Good luck out there. I’ll definitely look into that last part
what animal came out of the bushes @4:40? Looks like maybe a bobcat?
It was a raccoon! I couldn’t get a good shot of it though but he stayed around most of the day poking his head out here and there
Very nice
Thanks - finally some decent weather in the Pacific Northwest