Bird photography runs in the family
It seems that the love of bird photography runs in the family.
My son has some new photographic gear that he loves using. On a recent visit home he proudly showed me his new equipment: a Canon EOS 40D digital SLR.
Nice camera - bit on the heavy side for my liking, but one can really get into the photo game with gear like that.
Anyway, Simon has been posting a few of his bird photos on his blog. Here are some recent posts that include bird shots:
- Munro park / Tunks Park- (north Sydney
- Parrots at Tunks - King Parrots
- Lane Cove National Park
- Kookaburra on the clothes line - a stunning close up photo
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October 21st, 2008 at 8:17 am
hi Trevor,
I would like to think that our children’s upbringing has an influence along these lines. I am currently attempting to instill respect for, and interest in, wildlife, plants and invertebrates with my grandchildren. I feel I am making a positive difference that hopefully will be rewarding for the children, both now and as they grow.
Simon has some excellent bird photos.
Gaye
October 21st, 2008 at 10:50 am
Thanks Gaye. I how always found it interesting how much our children picked up by osmosis. We didn’t deliberately set out to teach then environmental awareness when they were little (despite both of us being teachers). But then they didn’t really have much choice - the house was filled with books about birds, plants, animals etc and most holidays were spent camping in national parks and other suitable areas.
January 5th, 2009 at 6:48 am
Hi
I was wondering what kind of camera has worked best for you. I am thinking about buying a camera for nature photos and did not know what kind to buy. If you could reply that would be great.
Thanks, Joy