Articles about cameras and other photography equipment and instructions on improving your bird photography.
It’s generally true that the more megapixels your camera has, the better your photos will be. This fun shot of a Bushtit examining its reflection … Read More “A stroll across a parking lot produces two birds for the price of one”
Since we launched the new and improved BirdWatchingDaily.com in late May, Ed Mattis of Coral Springs, Florida, aka snooked, has posted delightful, exceptional photos to … Read More “Secret life of birds: Black-necked Stilt lays an egg”
This spring at the famed boardwalk at Magee Marsh Wildlife Area in northwestern Ohio, Mark Preston took more than 4,000 photos. Preston lives in Columbus, … Read More “Six hours of patient observation produces unique view of a skulking warbler”
Editor Chuck Hagner and I are thrilled to see how many pictures you’ve submitted to the photo galleries over the past few weeks. Now that we’ve had … Read More “A few tips for using our photo galleries”
During a February trip to Los Angeles, subscriber Donna Schulman went to Dockweiler State Beach hoping to see Snowy Plover, a potential life bird. The … Read More “Beautiful bill-level view of Black Oystercatchers”
Choosing patience over shortcuts, a pair of photographers reap a spectacular, surprising reward Read More “Picturing the unexpected”
How to add location data to your bird photos Read More “Map that photo!”
Blinds can be cramped and either too hot or too cold, and sometimes they’re buggy, but they’re always the best way to get great photos of birds Read More “A photographer’s guide to blinds: Windows on nature”
One of our favorite photographers tells how he took seven of his best photos and passes along tips sure to improve your bird photography Read More “Seven ways to improve your bird photography”
