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2020 Audubon Photography Awards The National Audubon Society (NAS) has announced the winning images for its 2020 Audubon Photography Awards competition, including the mesmerizing grand prize-winning photograph titled 'Double-crested Cormorant' by photographer Joanna Lentini. dpreview.com »
Expert wildlife photographer Steve Perry has created an excellent “crash course” in Bird in Flight photography that he’s sharing for free with all of us. The video covers 10 techniques/tips that “will give you all the basics you need to start filling your memory card with wall-hangers. petapixel.com »
Peru is where photographers and bird watchers aspire to go. It is, after all, a country with the most diverse bird species and scenic views that have worldwide photographers stunned. Peru is a birder’s paradise with the most beautiful avian treasury. boredpanda.com »
Just as we are all different, all birds and animals are different as well. They all have their habits, characteristics, and talents. We can recognize that not only is every species different, but also every individual. boredpanda.com »
I was on a boat tour in Trinidad and Tobago when something bit my hand really, really hard. I looked down and saw this scarlet-colored bird that, to me, looked like a flamingo. The guide laughed and said that this was a rare bird called a Scarlet Ibis. boredpanda.com »
В 2019 году на конкурс поступило более 400 заявок из 57 стран. В шорт-лист вошли 10 фотопроектов. Среди финалистов — авторы из Украины, Польши, Испании, Нидерландов, США и Новой Зеландии. photographer.ru »
Для тех, кто хочет попробовать себя в "птичьем" жанре, открылся прием работ для участия в международном фотоконкурсе The Bird Photographer of the Year’2020. К сожалению, работ наших соотечественников пока нет среди победителей и совсем немного в шорт-листе конкурса, но, надеемся, это только пока… Общий призовой фонд составляет более 20 000 фунтов стерлингов, его спонсируют многие мировые корпорации, в том числе и фотопроизводители, а организаторы The Bird Photographer of the Year (BPOTY) активно участвуют в различных экологических проектах по сохранению редких видов птиц. photowebexpo.ru »
Bird photography—or any wildlife photography, really—is one of the most expensive genres you can get into. A professional birding setup can easily cost you $20,000+. But can you can similar results for 10x less? Bird photographer Jan Wegener decided to find out. petapixel.com »
The Bird Photographer of the Year is an annually held bird photography competition where photographers from all over the world compete for the grand prize. And now, after a whole year of waiting, the winners of this year's competition have finally been announced. boredpanda.com »
The Bird Photographer of the Year is a bird photography competition held annually since 2016 where photographers from all over the world compete for the grand prize and the title of Bird Photographer of the Year. boredpanda.com »
Our recent fascination for breathtaking aerial photography continues today. This time, we turn to the work of California-based Julieanne Kost, who recently shared the abstract beauty of Iceland's landscapes as seen from above. thephoblographer.com »
Natural history photography has more than a passing resemblance to street photography. One of the secrets of street photography is to first find your "stage" and then wait for the subjects to appear. boredpanda.com »
Drones these days often feature mechanical gimbals to stabilize their cameras while in flight. But long before consumer drones exploded onto the scene, birds were already taking to the skies with impressive built-in image stabilization. petapixel.com »
Birds have always been a symbol of freedom. But because of their liberating ability to fly, they seem so unreachable and mysterious to us. Luckily there is a way to meet with nature face to face and explore the beautiful feathered creatures in their natural setting without scaring them away or causing any harm. boredpanda.com »
Shooting any wildlife is a challenging task, but birds in particular are even tricker to line up in front of the lens and capture a compelling image with. So, with this in mind, the sheer quality of shortlisted images from this year’s Bird Photographer of the Year contest are truly astounding. digitalrev.com »
Photographer Ariel Leshinsky of Beersheba, Israel, has spent a couple of years photographing starling murmurations, those mesmerizing, swarm-like flocks. But Leshinsky adds a dose of creativity: he aims to capture and select moments when the random swarms look like recognizable things… like the “seal” in the photo above. petapixel.com »
Фотобиблиотека Nature Photographers Ltd и организация The British Trust for Ornithology провели конкурс на звание птичьего фотографа года. Шортлист уже опубликовали, а победителей назовут 20 августа в Ратленде на мероприятии Rutland Birdwatching Fair. cameralabs.org »
There’s something special about bird photography! Lining up species of all sizes and colours in front of our lenses, it's hard no to be in constant awe of their movement and abilities. So, with that in mind, keen bid photographers will be pleased to hear that Nat Geo has just announced a shortlist of the World’s Best Bird Watching Destinations and the locations, spread across the globe, may just surprise you. digitalrev.com »
Photographers know very well how shapes, lines, and patterns make interesting imagery; so do unique angles, perspectives, and vantage points. Cape Town-based fine art photographer Dillon Marsh takes it up a notch with his aerial photographs of some curious-looking markings on the arid west coast of South Africa. thephoblographer.com »
Photographers know very well how shapes, lines, and patterns make interesting imagery; so do unique angles, perspectives, and vantage points. Cape Town-based fine art photographer Dillon Marsh takes it up a notch with his aerial photographs of some curious-looking markings on the arid west coast of South Africa. thephoblographer.com »
Imagine a seagull's view while flying over Barcelona on a sunny winter day. Imagine no longer, here's a glimpse of this amazing experience I captured on this series of photos during a helicopter flight. boredpanda.com »
Live cam feeds can lead to hilarious photobombs. Emmy award-winning meteorologist Mark Tamayo of Oakland, California’s KTVU news station was doing his weather report last week when a bird decided to enter the frame. petapixel.com »
Dronestagram is a community that gathers photographers worldwide, who’s in love with drone photography, into one place to share their passion. Receiving thousands of shots daily, this site allows everyone to share their images and see the best works of other like-minded people. boredpanda.com »
It’d be cliche to say that the eyes are the window to the soul, but they’re certainly the key to a compelling photograph. This is intuitive when photographing people and pets, but no less true for birds. petapixel.com »
It's just not all about hunting with help of bird of prey or keep the bird for pride, but it's about bonding with the bird for a life. Central Asia is the birthplace of the Eagle's hunting. Hunting with eagles is not only fundamental in nomadic Kyrgyz and Kazakh culture but in the past was essential to the acquisition of food and furs in the harsh winter months for the family. boredpanda.com »
Birds are a secretive and mysterious species, which makes them one of the hardest to photograph. The British Trust for Ornithology, however, is taking time to appreciate photographers around the world who have mastered the art of capturing the quiet, gentle beauty of birds, and they've just announced their winners for 2017. boredpanda.com »
The Bird Photographer of the Year 2017 winners were recently announced, and they are a sight for sore eyes. The competition receives thousands of entries from around the world and celebrates all things feathered. petapixel.com »
Here's a neat trick you might not have realized is possible. If your camera's frame rate matches the flapping rate of a bird's wings, you can create a video where it seems like the bird is floating 'magically' on frozen wings. dpreview.com »
There are many videos online showing how helicopters can look like they’re magically floating when their rotors are synced with a camera’s frame rate. But here’s a new video of something we’ve never seen before: a floating bird. petapixel.com »
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