Show Us Your Wildlife Photography May 19, 2020 By Editor & filed under Uncategorized. Discussion Click here to cancel reply. Name (required) Mail (required) (will not be published) Website 21 Responses to “Show Us Your Wildlife Photography” Bill June 6th, 2020 Nicely Done Reply Kenn West June 9th, 2020 Thank you. Reply Carol Bock June 9th, 2020 Thank you Reply Dr Phillip Wheat June 9th, 2020 Spoonbills in the early morning fog. Reply Kenn West June 9th, 2020 She was on a higher branch and I asked her to move closer and she did. Reply Joyce June 9th, 2020 Deer in the farmer’s field Reply Maria F June 10th, 2020 I love wildlife photography, but photos of any kind make me happy Reply Maria F June 10th, 2020 Beautiful deer where I live. Reply John Lee June 11th, 2020 Thanx Reply Kevin Connell June 12th, 2020 Male Painted Bunting photographed in my backyard in South Carolina Reply Anna July 5th, 2020 Elk Island Park, Alberta, Canada Reply Stephen Agosto August 7th, 2020 Fish Eagle Reply Jim Williams August 31st, 2020 Perfect! Centered reflective light makes mood. Reply ctaycats September 16th, 2020 I’m an amateur photographer and I’m loving all that the mountains of West Virginia have to offer this summer. I am learning something new everyday. Feedback is appreciated. Thanks. Reply Ted Miot November 6th, 2020 Photo taken in Cherokee NC. Canon 80D f5.6, at 400mm, iso 100, 1/20sec exposure. Reply Brent Johnson December 8th, 2020 This was taken at Wichita Mountain Wildlife Refuge in Oklahoma on a Nikon D3300 1/400,f7.6, and ISO-400. Reply Jeffrey Worman December 8th, 2020 Lovely Reply Jennifer December 9th, 2020 Summers day perfect ending Reply Clifford J Park December 9th, 2020 I am just an amateur photographer that loves to go out into the local countryside and capture the local wildlife. Reply Paul December 9th, 2020 3.5m Male Croc, taken in north Queensland. Reply Burt December 20th, 2020 Coloney of Chinstrap penguins on Deception Island Reply
Kenn West June 9th, 2020 She was on a higher branch and I asked her to move closer and she did. Reply
Kevin Connell June 12th, 2020 Male Painted Bunting photographed in my backyard in South Carolina Reply
ctaycats September 16th, 2020 I’m an amateur photographer and I’m loving all that the mountains of West Virginia have to offer this summer. I am learning something new everyday. Feedback is appreciated. Thanks. Reply
Ted Miot November 6th, 2020 Photo taken in Cherokee NC. Canon 80D f5.6, at 400mm, iso 100, 1/20sec exposure. Reply
Brent Johnson December 8th, 2020 This was taken at Wichita Mountain Wildlife Refuge in Oklahoma on a Nikon D3300 1/400,f7.6, and ISO-400. Reply
Clifford J Park December 9th, 2020 I am just an amateur photographer that loves to go out into the local countryside and capture the local wildlife. Reply
Nicely Done
Thank you.
Thank you
Spoonbills in the early morning fog.
She was on a higher branch and I asked her to move closer and she did.
Deer in the farmer’s field
I love wildlife photography, but photos of any kind make me happy
Beautiful deer where I live.
Thanx
Male Painted Bunting photographed in my backyard in South Carolina
Elk Island Park, Alberta, Canada
Fish Eagle
Perfect! Centered reflective light makes mood.
I’m an amateur photographer and I’m loving all that the mountains of West Virginia have to offer this summer. I am learning something new everyday. Feedback is appreciated. Thanks.
Photo taken in Cherokee NC. Canon 80D f5.6, at 400mm, iso 100, 1/20sec exposure.
This was taken at Wichita Mountain Wildlife Refuge in Oklahoma on a Nikon D3300 1/400,f7.6, and ISO-400.
Lovely
Summers day perfect ending
I am just an amateur photographer that loves to go out into the local countryside and capture the local wildlife.
3.5m Male Croc, taken in north Queensland.
Coloney of Chinstrap penguins on Deception Island