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This is another image from Bosque Del Apache on that wonderful foggy morning. First time I’ve had the chance to photograph a blastoff in the fog. Pretty cool, always chaotic. I was happy to see this one with the central goose on the lower part of the frame unobstructed by others and a full wing spread. Always a fun experience to witness and hear the sounds.
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Great work, Keith. One of the images I have in mind to make someday, should the occasion arise. I love the muted light and the action in the frame. Well seen and executed ! Congrats, Hans
Wonderful photo Keith! I was just there for three days and tried to find a lift off. There was one little one (they flew in and left shortly after) just north of the flight deck, but it was on the far shore so the birds are quite small in my photo. Nothing at the crane pools. I’ve only tried bird photography this year and last year at Bosque, and not sure I have the patience!
Another wonderful fog image, Keith. It made for a very unique blast-off shot and helped isolate the foreground birds much more than a normal blast-off shot.
Keith, a very fresh perspective on the “blast off”. The DoF gives a real perspective into the action. The more static foreground anchors the action, which is great with the fog. Love it!
! Congrats, Hans