
Tag Archives: Wildlife Photography
Seed dispersalBlue tits love feeding on ripe Japanese dogwood (Cornus kousa) fruits; this one has extracted a seed. Instead ofView full post »
A High Rise FamilyA mother white-cheeked gibbon pauses on a branch with her two-week-old baby that clings to her immediately it isView full post »
Combine wildlife with flowersEast meets West: male golden pheasant amongst bluebells in the Conservation Area, Kew Gardens As a wildlifeView full post »
An autumnal fruit feastBlackberries and rosehips intermingle within a Hampshire hedgerow The bountiful fruit crop here in southern BritainView full post »
A Seeing Eye – Penguin casts a Concorde shadow 1999African penguin (Spheniscus demersus) casts a novel Concorde shadow late in day on Boulders Beach, the Cape, SouthView full post »
Low angle Photography for impactWhether taking wildlife or flowers, the easy option is to shoot either by standing and raising a camera to your eyeView full post » |
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