Updating Galleries - Canada Goose

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Still working on my 2019 New Year's Resolutions. I resolved to place selected images in galleries on my web sites rather than letting them continue to lie dormant in their input files. Yesterday I added these 3 photos of Canada Geese to my Smugmug site.
Click on the image to see a slightly larger version.

Canada Goose - Sterne Park - Littleton CO
Olympus E-MI Mark II and 300mm f/4 lens.
1/2000 sec at f/4, ISO 400

Canada Goose - Sterne Park - Littleton CO
Olympus E-MI Mark II and 300mm f/4 lens.
1/2000 sec at f/4, ISO 320

Canada Goose - Sterne Park - Littleton CO
Olympus E-MI Mark II and 300mm f/4 lens.
1/2000 sec at f/4, ISO 320

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David Sparks

I retired in 2005 after 40 years of research and teaching at the University of Alabama in Birmingham (24 years), the University of Pennsylvania (8 years) and the Baylor College of Medicine (8 years). Photography is my retirement hobby.

Nature photography, especially bird photography, combines a number of things that I really enjoy: bird-watching, being outdoors, photography, travel, messing about with computers, and learning new skills and concepts.  I now spend much of my time engaged in these activities.

David Sibley in the preface to The Sibley Guide to Birds wrote "Birds are beautiful, in spectacular as well as subtle ways; their colors, shapes, actions, and sounds are among the most aesthetically pleasing in nature."  My goal is to acquire images that capture the beauty and uniqueness of selected species as well as images that highlight the engaging behaviors the birds exhibit. 

White morph Reddish Egret preening during sunrise

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September 24, 2013 - Rollover Pass, Bolivar Peninsula, Texas

Nikon D700, 300mm f/4 + 1.7x teleconverter
1/2000 sec at f/10, ISO 1250

Nikon D700, 300mm f/4 + 1.7x teleconverter
1/2000 sec at f/10, ISO 1250

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David Sparks

I retired in 2005 after 40 years of research and teaching at the University of Alabama in Birmingham (24 years), the University of Pennsylvania (8 years) and the Baylor College of Medicine (8 years). Photography is my retirement hobby.

Nature photography, especially bird photography, combines a number of things that I really enjoy: bird-watching, being outdoors, photography, travel, messing about with computers, and learning new skills and concepts.  I now spend much of my time engaged in these activities.

David Sibley in the preface to The Sibley Guide to Birds wrote "Birds are beautiful, in spectacular as well as subtle ways; their colors, shapes, actions, and sounds are among the most aesthetically pleasing in nature."  My goal is to acquire images that capture the beauty and uniqueness of selected species as well as images that highlight the engaging behaviors the birds exhibit.