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Tag Archives: hummingbird hawk
Hummingbird Hawks – no frills hi-speed flash. PHD
Perhaps I was a little hard on Buddleja in my comments about its ubiquity in butterfly shots. The truth is that there is nothing to compare with it as a nectar source for butterflies and other insects in high summer. … Continue reading
Serendipity – how nature always compensates .PHD
Serendipity and optimism are two essential factors in sustaining the workload and maintaining the spirit of any nature photographer. ‘Failure’ is part and parcel of our chosen pursuit and if it does not serve to make you more determined the … Continue reading →