A Male Dark-eyed Junco at Charleston Lake
To photograph this male Dark-eyed Junco, I had to lean out of my pickup truck and brace my camera and lens on the door frame, as the Junco flitted about in...
Dark-eyed Junco On Driftwood
This Dark-eyed Junco was at my bird feeder that I have in my yard here in Arkansas. Driftwood makes a great perch for photographing birds.
I mounted my camera and lens on a tripod, and I was sitting in my yard near the bird feeder.
Gear:
- Camera: Canon EOS 7D
- Lens: Canon EF100-400 mm f/4.5-5.6L
Technical:
- Location: Lavaca (Arkansas)
- Date & Time Taken: March 12, 2014 (07:43 A.M.)
- Aperture Priority
- Aperture: f5.6
- Shutter speed: 1/1250 sec. (as determined by the camera)
- ISO: 640
- White Balance: Auto
- Metering Mode: Evaluative
- Exposure Compensation: -2/3
- Back-button Focus
- Single Point Continuous Auto Focus
- Focal Length: 400 mm
- Processed With Luminar 4
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Dark-eyed Junco On The Tip Of A Shed Antler
A Dark-eyed Junco that I photographed near my bird feeder that I have in my yard here in Arkansas. It is perched on the tip of a Whitetail shed antler.
I have lots of birds that show up in the winter to my bird feeder. My camera and lens are on a tripod and I am sitting near the feeder. I am not hidden.
Gear:
- Camera: Canon EOS-1D Mark III
- Lens: Canon EF500mm f/4L IS
Technical:
- Location: Lavaca (Arkansas)
- Date & Time Taken: March 1, 2011 (10:28 A.M.)
- Aperture Priority
- Aperture: f4.5
- Shutter speed: 1/5000 sec. (as determined by the camera)
- ISO: 400
- White Balance: Auto
- Metering Mode: Evaluative
- Exposure Compensation: 0
- Back-button Focus
- Single Point Continuous Auto Focus
- Focal Length: 500 mm
- Processed With Luminar 4
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Female Dark-eyed Junco – Ouachita Mountains
I had the pleasure of photographing a female Dark-eyed Junco in the Ouachita Mountains of Arkansas. These birds are incredibly abundant in the area…