Showing posts with label Birds of Prey. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Birds of Prey. Show all posts

Tuesday, 20 March 2012

Support My Work


www.facebook.com/markfoxphotography 

Check out my facebook page, it holds a selection of my photographs in a portfolio style folder.
Aside from this, I post all of my updates on what I am up to and any other relevant information.

Through this page, you can ask me anything you want, whether it be about wildlife, a new camera you have got, any photographic tips in the field.. Tell me whatever you like and I will do my best to help you out!

It would be greatly appreciated if you could support my work.
If you have any friends you feel would like the page, share it to them. www.facebook.com/markfoxphotography


Thanks guys, speak soon

Mark




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Friday, 29 April 2011

Kestrel

For the last couple of months I have been doing a project that defines the features and characteristics of a Kestrel and a Heron and then drawing comparisons and similarities between them.
Over my second term I went on a photo shoot and came across a rather tame male Kestrel that allowed me to get close to him.
I thought I would put a couple of my captures up:

Bones littering the landscape

First encounter with the Kestrel

Manage to get a little closer (200mm lens)



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Thursday, 21 April 2011

Hawks

When I was back in Jersey in the Easter period I met up with Falconry Experts Sue and Bob Schmedlin.
Although these Hawks were trained it was amazing to get up close and personal with these birds of prey.
Their features were incredible to see at such a close range. I got a chance to fly one off them and stroke another!
It was so surreal to communicate with these spectacular birds of prey. It was more for the experience to get involved with the falconry but as I am a photographer, taking photos is a must..







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