This morning I held my first Bird Photography workshop for the Anne Arundel Bird Club in Kinder Farm Park.
We had twelve participants and it was wonderful spending time with people that have a passion for birding and bird photography and wanting to improve themselves.
It’s funny that there is always one more thing that you think of that you should have said when conducting a presentation. Simple things like having a charged battery, setting your shooting mode for burst shots. Silly things. But the morning was beautiful and we had fun out in the field.
On the way back, I saw these two children spending time with mama goat. How could I miss this kodak moment. Thankfully I was prepared and had brought my Canon G12 so I could capture the scene.
Hope you had a lovely Sunday.
Bella
Categories: 2013 Project 365, Birds, Nature
Would love to take your riding workshop….too bad you’re not in Minnesota!! Lovely Hawk pic!!!!
Riding workshop..photo workshop..heck – let’s do both!!
Birding not riding, although I could use a riding class too 😂😂
LOL ! Hey..birding by horseback..that’s the way to go.:-)
Happy you remembered your camera too! lol! great shots 🙂
Thanks Andy ! Surprised their mom didn’t yell at me to not take pics of their kids.
It’s a beautiful moment, I’m sure any parent would appreciate 😀
I have been on those outings with volunteers who shared their knowledge, I can not tell you how much that is appreciated.
You are so sweet Charlie. I decided to offer a few more workshops that are sequential. It’s great practice for me too.
OH the shot of the bird is Beautiful!!! I really want to go birding when I get to old for anything else! I’m going to SAFARI gear it up and take it VERY SERIOUSLY!
Now that I want to see ! You in Safari gear ! I’ll dress up with you and we can go stalk animals together in Africa.
OOHHH!!! With fly swatters and be afraid every second a lion is going to get us! LOL
I would love to go birding with you, it would be a real hoot, which would come in handy for calling in owls. 😉
HAHAHA !! That is awesome ! We probably would never want to come home though. That is except to dump our memory cards and head out again. 🙂