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This is the second photograph of a heron that I have published taken on the Water of Leith in Edinburgh, Scotland. I prefer the one above, but others tell me they prefer the one of the heron wading. It makes me proud that this was taken on a 135mm zoom lens, when a lot of…
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Yesterday was the second time I have seen a heron on the Water of Leith. I was walking from Edinburgh to Leith for a meal at The Kitchin. It was a great walk and the sun had finally shown up to light up my photographs. The above shot of the heron is my best attempt…
about 3 years ago - 1 comment
The above photograph was taken yesterday afternoon in the gardens at “The House of Binns” 15 miles west of Edinburgh. Yes, I am back in Scotland for my annual trip but this time it is for two weeks. Binns in Scottish translates to Hills. The house is a small manor house around 400 years old…
about 3 years ago - 1 comment
I remembered that the butterfly house at London Zoo was one of the best areas for photography last year so when I returned earlier this month I made sure I got there. I took a lot more pictures this time and remembered to record the names of the various species of butterfly I captured on…
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It has been difficult to work out which Gorilla this is; London Zoo has three females and the animal pictured above is either Effie or Mjukuu (both females). I believe this is Effie as Mjukuu appeared to be holding a baby when I photographed them on Saturday morning. Taken through glass it was very difficult…
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This is the second of my photographs of the extremely tame robin birds at Portmeirion in North Wales. After almost standing on this robin whilst on a woodland walk, he seemed to follow me around as if on a photo shoot posing in different locations where light was good. He was a patient model because…
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The British Robin differs from its European cousin in having a much more strongly coloured breast. This bird is technically called an erithacus rubecula melophilus but it’s easier to say robin, and this little fella comes with a nice story and a great lesson learnt. I had spent the day photographing Portmeirion with my parents.…
about 4 years ago - No comments
A blue peacock has been one of the animals that is on my big list of things that I really want to get an amazing photograph of – this isn’t an amazing photograph in my opinion. In an ideal world, this bird would displaying his plumage for me to capture, unfortunately that wasn’t the case…