Part 2 of some recent bird photos and stories… If you missed part 1 you can find it here A Rainbow Bee-Eater, one the many migratory species that bring a sense of time and season to the bush. These acrobatic flyers are often seen flitting out from tall trees, catching…
One of my favourite things to point my camera towards are birds, sometimes you get lucky with one that lands nearby but most of the time getting great photos of birds involves lots of patient waiting. It helps to spend time just watching and learning their behaviours and letting them…
October was a quiet month for photo adventures for me, only managing to get out twice in the whole month. A early morning trip to Wyaralong trying to get some photos of Reed Warblers yielded precisely 0 images of them but I did manage to capture a few others I…
A quick photographic summary of September – including kayak photography on Wyaralong Dam and a visit to Lamington national park
If you’re a follower of the blog you will probably have noticed that things have been quiet here for a few months. I have still been posting occasional images to my Facebook page https://www.facebook.com/ScottWarnerPhotography but even that has been a little sporadic. Due to some family circumstances I haven’t been out with…
Photographing a Carpet python from a kayak in the rain at Wyaralong Dam
On a recent trip to Mebbin national park I was fortunate enough to come across a Satin Bowerbird bower and spent about half a day slowly getting this footage. It is fascinating to watch the care they take in building it. Unfortunately I didn’t see any courtship displays but maybe…
Part 4 of Stories behind the Photos. This a photo of one of my daughters and her dog Cara, it was taken at Cara’s 1st birthday party which was complete with doggie friends, doggie games, specially made doggie donuts and of course cake … and no, I also had no…
I was fortunate to win a couple of prizes at this years Boonah show from this image. It’s a classic image of a high rainforest creek tumbling over the rocks on its way to calmer waters – except it isn’t, well not normally anyway. This little stream is seasonal and…
Part 2 in the stories behind some of my favourite images This was one of my favourite images from the last year, one of the reasons was because I had never seen one of these before. It was also a great lesson in unexpected discoveries and being adaptable. It took…