Hi all,
I just got round to editing some photos from a few session in the hide from this summer. It is one of my favorite ways to photograph when you find a new area with potential and get to study the place for the best spot to set up a hide and learn the birds behaviour on the location. This marsh was a highlight this year and I got to add a handfull of shorebirds to my photo collection thanks to a months work. This is a Wood Sandpiper in the last light of the day. The light was very dramatic as some storm coulds were moving in at the same time. The blue streak is the reflection of those clouds in the water.
All comments welcome!
Canon 5D Mark IV | Canon 500mm f/4.0L IS USM II | ISO 640 | 1/1000s | f/7.0