Luminous Landscape Forum
Equipment & Techniques => Landscape & Nature Photography => Topic started by: Chris Calohan on April 15, 2015, 11:57:01 am
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The male egrets and herons are the initial nest builders...really all they do is place a few sticks together and then woo for a female by lifting their head and arching way back, feathers all spread out......which is their way of saying they are available. After they score a mate, the male then brings more nesting material but the female is the one who builds the nest.
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Great contrast, light, detail, composition.
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Amazing shot, Chris. Surely one of your best yet (of a very fine assortment).
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Amazing shot, Chris. Surely one of your best yet (of a very fine assortment).
No doubt thanks to you, Eric, and your "instructions to model" cheatsheet ;)
Ok, Chris, the cigar is yours this time.
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I'm straight and I think he's HOT!!! ;D ;D
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Splendid! Great behavioral shot that shows the feature (specialized feathers for display) that almost made this bird extinct around the early 1900s.
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Great shot!
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Lovely.
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Excellent photo Chris, kudos.
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Superb
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+1. A definite winner.
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This guy was working it so hard, it seemed a shame not to take the shot. Thanks all.
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Awesome capture. Nice job.
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Absolutely love the composition. I'd give this one high marks for both originality and aesthetics. Certainly makes you think that even creatures with less intelligence than ourselves have a need to express beauty.
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I don't think they have a need to express beauty, other than instinctually, as much as to get laid....and as to intelligence, theese birds are exceptionally cunning hunters and nest builders which to me expresses a very high level of intelligence.