How to photograph wild birds with Flash

[TonyKyle]

Not exactly a tutorial, this article from Strobist shows how this photographer setup his camera and flashes to capture a Blue Bird in flight.

http://strobist.blogspot.com/2013/04/bluebirds-and-stink-bugs.html

Enjoy,

[Doug West]

6 flashes? Ouch. Defintely a tutorial on how not to use
flash for a Blue Bird. I think he needs to buy Art's ABP I and II.

Doug

[Don Lacy]

Looks like a Humming Bird set up.

[Ulli Hoeger]

Irresponsible!

All this in closest vicinity to an active nest with the parents already stressed out to get enough food to feed the chicks :eek3:
And reading some of the comments it seems copy cats are already charging up their batteries ........

Ulli

[Norm Dulak]

Irresponsible!

All this in closest vicinity to an active nest with the parents already stressed out to get enough food to feed the chicks :eek3:
And reading some of the comments it seems copy cats are already charging up their batteries ........

Ulli

Ditto! I say back off, and give the parents a break.

[manddrivale]

Closest vicinity of an active nest with the parents already stressed out to get enough food to feed the chicks would surely be a nice option to go with. Specially the graphics and backgrounds of the photo does matter in the quality of work.

[manddrivale]

Irresponsible!

All this in closest vicinity to an active nest with the parents already stressed out to get enough food to feed the chicks :eek3:
And reading some of the comments it seems copy cats are already charging up their batteries ........

Ulli







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