I got this shot a whole month or so into my "career". Waxwings are real characters and there's no mistaking when they're around. They are very chatty. This would end up being almost the last shot I got of a Cedar Waxwing and it remains my best of this species. This was one of those "collateral shots" photographers often get, by which I mean you're actually watching for one species and then another species you weren't even looking for comes into your view. So here I was photographying Tree Swallows feeding their juveniles and this Waxwing just flew in an presented itself. All I had to do was swivel 90 degrees and snap away.
Nikon D50
Sigma 170-500 @ 500
No comments:
Post a Comment