Category Archives: bird photography

Its Time For My Close Up | Ducks

The ducks at the Sulpher Springs Conservation Area in Hanover are so beautiful to watch! Oh yes, show your beauty off! “If you keep your feathers well oiled, the water of criticism will run off, as from a duck’s back.” ~Ellen Swallow Richards~

Thoughtful Thursday Photo + Word Challenge | #1

Coming back to my blog has been more than heart warming, its a confirmation to my soul that I am following my path. Today, this means a little bit even more. Yesterday I had the inspiration of a “Thoughtful Thursday” photo challenge. Through photos and words its incredible how much someone can heal. If youContinue reading “Thoughtful Thursday Photo + Word Challenge | #1”

Ducks in a Row

Do you have your ducks in a row? As we were heading over to Sulphur Springs my husband suggested a photo that I had to get… ducks in a row – without even looking for this, while taking photos, I found it! When I think of having ‘all my ducks in a row’, the realityContinue reading “Ducks in a Row”

10 Minutes in Nature: Reset Your Mind, Body, and Soul with Ducks

I love how in a mere 10 minutes in nature can reset the body, mind and soul. Being in their presence, the simplicity of the moment, even in the cold chill of the air they swam on top of the water, happily bobbing and flying in and out of the water. Such peace. Sulphur SpringsContinue reading “10 Minutes in Nature: Reset Your Mind, Body, and Soul with Ducks”

Capture the Magic of Ducks at Sulphur Springs

With an opportunity to stop and enjoy the ducks, I welcomed this with open arms and with gratitude! Being on the way home from hockey, I had both of my cameras with me, one with a zoom and the other a wide angle lens. There is something that just feels so magical to me inContinue reading “Capture the Magic of Ducks at Sulphur Springs”

Capturing Hummingbird Magic: Photography Tips

I am continually amazed at these little birds, they are tiny and yet when they zoom past you, they are loud! A feeder that size you’d think they could all gather, however no, they spend more of their time warding off each other from the feeder and flitting around! Patience! That is key. Once theyContinue reading “Capturing Hummingbird Magic: Photography Tips”