Capped herons are some of the most enigmatic species found in the lowland rainforests of the Amazon rainforest. However the only way to get them low on the river bed is to visit the area during a low tide, meaning when the water level is low, and the birds try to make the best of […]
Story Behind the Image This shot of a truly remarkable species of Flycatcher was taken in the highland cloud forests of Costa Rica. While this species spends most of its time in the high canopies during the year, they do come down during the months of March and April to nest. These months provide the
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Story of The Image Here I photographed and created this image of a remarkable species from the Amazonian Rainforests called Cobalt winged parrot. This species is usually seen flying in large flocks in the forest canopy and they usually stay high. The only way to get clear shots of them is to find a salt
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Story of the Image This bird is called a Squirrel Cuckoo and is widely distributed in its Latin American range . Due to their loud, distinct calls and constant movement, they can be easily spotted on treetops but are almost always a nightmare to photograph. On this occasion, I was taking pictures of some tanagers
One of the Colombian endemics and a bird that literally came back from the dead due to the conservation effort of one man in Colombia the country. Location This image was shot in the Medellin area in a place where these birds are known to live all year round. They are heavily protected by law
Story of the Image During the pandemic i was invited by one of the oldest amazon lodges in Ecuador to scout their forest in search of some extremely difficult rainforest species and i gladly accepted. Location and Species The Amazon rainforest in Ecuador is one of the most impenetrable locations for bird photography and yet
Story of the Image This species is found across Central America in the lowlands. For me, what makes this image unique is the flight pattern and the underwings , which is very difficult to achieve without mirrorless technology. The fast autofocusing system coupled with high speed subject tracking and frame rate is a game changer
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Most of my images so far have been about how hard I worked to find certain birds and how much I traveled to get them. Here we talk about using what we have close to us and creating great images of common species. Location This photograph was taken in my backyard in Costa Rica using
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There’s something truly magical about freezing a moment of wild animal action in a photograph. Whether it’s a cheetah in mid-sprint, a bird taking flight, or a fish leaping from water, action shots bring wildlife to life in ways that static images simply can’t match. While capturing these fleeting moments can be challenging, with the
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Wildlife photography is a powerful medium that allows us to share the wonders of nature with the world. It can inspire conservation efforts, educate the public, and create lasting connections between humans and the natural world. However, with this power comes great responsibility. As photographers, we must ensure that our passion for capturing stunning images
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