birds, Indiana Dunes National Park, photography

With Wings Outstretched

by Irene
With Wings Outstretched

Had so much fun trying out some advice on bird photography from a couple fellow bloggers. This is one result from an attempt at improving my skills – blue herons, with wings outstretched. Still have much to work on but that is part of the fun for me.

Settings: 600 mm ISO 1600 f/13 1/320 sec – handheld
Location: Great Marsh – Indiana Dunes National Park 7.10.20

©Irene Tron  All rights reserved.  All photos are my own.

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20 thoughts on “With Wings Outstretched”

    1. Their long wing span and dislike of people getting to close makes herons a difficult subject. Took a lot of clicks for one decent one. 😊

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  8. I’m loving your bird photography, Irene! Fantastic! As long as you are having fun with it, that’s the most important part of the discovery and getting better with practice. In a few years, you will look back and see your progression get better and better! These Great Blue Herons are great & you got 2 of them flying. Looks like they are getting ready to land. 🙂

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