Images from Bosque

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I’ve spent many hours today uploading images from yesterday’s shoot and trying to do a quick review of all I’ve shot at Bosque. I’ve taken over 1500 images! I picked out about 25 that I thought were better than average and have worked on them.

Eight I’ve chosen to take to class tonight for a review and critique. I wasn’t sure if I’d have images from this week ready. I had brought some older stuff, but none of it was real in flight bird photography.

I think it will benefit me greatly to have images from here critiqued before we go out shooting in the morning.

So without further adieu, here is a sampling of what I’ve seen and experienced this week.

Words and pictures can’t adequately express the beauty of these birds.

Hope you enjoy these.

And from what I’ve heard we go from very early to fairly late for the next 3 days. So don’t be surprised if I don’t get up enter any updates until next Wednesday. I’ll try if I have some spare moments.

As always, thanks for checking in with us.

Bruce

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Photos

Preparing for takeoff
Sandhill Cranes about to fly out for the morning.

two ship departure
Two Sandhill Cranes lifting off.

Snow Geese
Arriving at a pond.

Blastoff
Snow Geese blasting off from a pond.

Parachuting in
Sandhill Cranes landing just before sunset.

flying at sunset
Sandhill Cranes

Two ship arrival
Sandhill Cranes landing at sunset.

Sandhill Cranes
Sandhill Cranes in flight

in flight
This is a snow goose and another goose (in front) that the editor of Birdwatcher's Digest told me was a more unusual species. But I don't remember the name. Hopefully someone will see it at the critique and advise me and I'll remember.

Lifting off
Sandhill Cranes.

Four ship
Sandhill Cranes.

Following the contours
Sandhill Cranes at sunset.

Snow Geese
in flight

Geese
Snow Goose and less common other goose.