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Category: Nature
Bird and Wildlife Photography at Bombay Hook National Wildlife Refuge
Bombay Hook National Wildlife Refuge in Delaware spans over 16,000 acres, renowned for its diverse bird species, including migratory and coastal varieties. Visitors can enjoy short walking trails and an auto tour featuring wildlife views. The refuge offers photography opportunities and unique encounters with various species throughout the seasons.
Spectacular Sunrise at the Danebury Iron Age Hill Fort
A trip to Danebury Iron Age Hill Fort brought an unforgettable sunrise and picturesque moments with my wife and nature. Grateful and content, capturing lasting memories.
Red Kites Galore!
As promised, additional photos of red kites taken in Wales recently. Click on the post in social media to visit my blog and view all pictures. Thanks for your support!
Recent Nature/Bird Photos
Good morning everyone! Between the business of life, travel for work, and poor weather for outings, I have not had the opportunity to capture many photographs lately. However, I have a few shots taken recently that I wanted to share. Spring is definitely in the air as the temps slowly warm and the birds become…
Lens-Artists Challenge #290 – Circular Wonders
The challenge “Circular Wonders” features Leya’s beautiful images and Old Sarum in Wiltshire, England. Natural, floral, and architectural circles are highlighted.
Lens-Artists Challenge #289 – Tools of Photo Composition
At the buzzer for this week’s challenge! This week’s challenge, presented by John, presents an opportunity to showcase examples of shape, form, texture, and light. Some of the best examples of shape and form come often from architecture, and what better place to find them than in older churches and cathedrals, with their attention to…
Recent Birding Captures
I’ve been lucky enough to capture a few shots of birds recently here in Wiltshire, despite the often poor weather. Sometimes you go out and everything is hunkered down and not many birds or other wildlife are out, I imagine them nestled up, cozy in the hedges trying to conserve warmth. However, with patience (which…