My collection of local birds is about 25 species so far. They are fun to watch because they display interesting behaviors and sometimes seem to have personalities like this grumpy YELLOW RUMP WARBLER (left). The names can be pretty funny too. This immature is also called the MYRTLE WARBLER. Or it may be a BAY BREASTED or a BLACKPOLE - these guys are tricky. If you see a glaring error please make a comment.
On the right is an immature
PINE WARBLER.
Professional bird watchers will enjoy learning the fine details of confusing Warblers at http://www.allaboutbirds.org/Page.aspx?pid=2622 Fortunately, for the rest of us, many song birds have very distinctive features as seen in the next 6 images.
GWU's fifth Gymnastics meet of 2014 took place on Sunday afternoon, February 9th. Sara was a competitor in Vault and I got to shoot from the floor again.
The
perspective from the floor is probably the most popular sports photography view,
for both stills (left) and motion/pan
blur (below).
An alternative setup is
across the floor, from an elevation, to catch the judges’ reactions at the Balance
Beam, below.Modern
sports arenas, such as GW’s Smith Center, usually offer many good viewing
options.
Whether you send Christmas Cards or an annual letter update, family pictures help you tell your story to friends and relatives. Here are two different approaches I helped produce this year.
Eric, Linda and daughter Sydney wanted to send a printed picture card greeting that told friends and relatives “this is what we look like and how we are doing today”. We met in nearby McDaniel Farm Park for a photo session. gwinnettparklife.com/parks/mcdaniel-farm-park/