MOTION – A PHOTO A WEEK FROM NANCY MERRILL
For those of us who take pictures of birds, it’s no problem getting pictures of creatures in motion. The bigger problem is getting these constantly moving feathered friends to sit still. I’m always thrilled when I get them still long enough to get a clear shot. But the motion shots can be a lot more interesting.
This Robin is ready to fly!
Walking at night in Boston
Chickadee in motion
Red House Finches in motion
Flying Goldfinch
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Wonderful bird shots!
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I really love my birds. They have kept me sane through this endless pandemic.
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Amazing captures!
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Thank you 😀
Getting birds in motion is easy. They are pretty much always in motion. Squirrels too, except for ONE squirrel who plants himself in the flat feeder and doesn’t move for hours at a time. Right now, everything is moving because the snow just started to fall and all the birds are out getting food before the snow really piles up.
It’s harder to get people in motion, or at least visibly in motion. Maybe it’s the different shooting conditions.
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It’s wonderful to observe them
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It’s how I’ve stayed sane throughout this lockdown. It was all about the birds!
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👌🏻
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Thank you!
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