Puffins on the sea and rocks
I took photos of the puffins around the Farne Islands. Here are a few more. One on the sea.
And some others on cliffs
Puffins in flight
While on the Farnes Back in June, I had a go at photographing some puffins in flight.
I managed a few I was happy with, despite the less than ideal conditions.
My Best photos of 2013 – part 2
Carrying on from here are my best shots from July to December in 2013. In July summer finally arrived and I had booked a week off work, so I decided to head to the New Forest for a few days. It was a dragon and damselfly bonanza! At Crockford stream I photographed golden ringed dragonfly.…
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I’ve been playing with white backgrounds with my pond creature photography and I’m getting some OK results so far. Here is a Wasp (great) Diving Beetle. Related posts: Dytiscus diving beetle larva Black belly and wasp diving beetles (Dytiscus semisulcatus and D. circumflexus) Lesser diving beetle larva Acilius eating Backswimmer Notonecta nymph Great silver water…
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2013 has been a funny old year. It started of slow and with the cold spring and late start to summer, combined with me being busy moving house and completeing a Forest School Qualification, I didn’t spend as long out taking photgraphs as I have in previous years (well it feels like I didn’t!). It…
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The water louse is a common species found in many still and slow flowing aquatic habitats (including polluted ones), but it is not photographed very often, even when compared to other pond creatures. This is probably due to their habit of diving for cover or the corner of the photographic aquarium. Last winter I tried…
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Last week was my first attempt at some aquatic invertebrate photograph for a while, but I got some nice shots. This diving beetle larvae ended up posing well. Got a few close ups too Related posts: Dytiscus diving beetle larva Rhantus Diving beetle larva Lesser diving beetle larva Acilius eating Backswimmer Notonecta nymph Hyphydrus ovatus…
DetailsRainham marshes Ducks and snipe video
It was miserable weather yesterday when I visited Rainham Marshes yesterday and the main reason for my visit was to pick up a signed copy of ‘Dragonflight’ by Marianne Taylor (with whom I had a nice chat about dragonflies and the fun involved in photographing them!). Look out for a review once I read it!…
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