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Utah Wild Stallions
by Lynne Pomeranz |
Horses are very social, herd oriented animals who do best when they form bonds. For that reason, stallions not old enough or strong enough to create their own harems seek out each other’s company. Their behavior ranges from serious fighting and sparring to the affectionate playfulness depicted in this image. Photographed on the Onaqui Herd Management Area in Utah.
Equipment Used: Canon EOS 7D, Canon EF 70-300mm f/4-5.6L IS USM lens, Focal length 300mm, Aperture 5.6.
To see more of Lynne’s work visit her website at www.LynnePomeranz.com. |
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Capturing Motion in Birds
by Nikhil Bahl |
| Using a longer exposure to capture motion is very common when photographing waterfalls, although, this technique is not used as often when photographing birds. After repeatedly photographing a species, using this technique allows me to create different images from the ones I have already captured. It is also an opportunity to render a subject in a fashion that people are not… |
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