Tag: owl Photography


The great gray owls seem to be everywhere this year, we can hear and sometimes see the fledgling great gray owls deep in the woods. Photographing them is tough in these low light conditions (no light), as the evening went on I had to keep pushing my ISO...
I photographed this wild great horned owl was photographed in flight just southwest of Calgary, Alberta, Canada using the Nikon 300mm f/2.8 VR lens and the Nikkor 1.4 TC (tele-converter). great-horned-owl-flight-alberta inflight great horned owl, Alberta...
A few photos of two different northern hawk owls photographed in flight, from this winter, 2010 Alberta, Canada. Wanted to post these photos earlier, but totally forgot to! Anyway, lots more photos of these amazing hawk owls to come, but for now here...
More Owls – Snowy Owl incoming photo captures the snowy owl at lift off in the prairies of Alberta, Canada in golden late afternoon light. Below is a tight crop of the same photo showing those snowy owl eyes up-close. Wow, what an amazing bird...
A few recent photos of two different northern hawk owls in flight. Both shot on very dull overcast days, hopefully the next hawk owls will be in good light! The photo at left was shot at ISO 400, Aperture f/2.8, Shutter Speed 1/2000th, both hawk owl photos...
These are full frame photos of the northern hawk owl, to the left shows the hawk owl sitting on a fence post in a snow storm, photo taken last week.
I say owls, because I was lucky to spot two northern hawks within 100 yards of each other thanks to a tip on its location from a friend. To watch this fast flying hawk owl hunting was a thrill and only 40 min. from downtown Calgary made it even better...
Yes, more photos of the wild great gray owls that roam the forests of Alberta Canada!  These are not fresh photos, but are a few weeks old from other owl outings, some posted here on the site. A friend of mine, and fellow photog David Lilly went looking...