Although I regularly photograph mallards, I have never been able to get close to a flight shot until yesterday. Our local loch is frozen over (as are most no doubt) apart from a small area, in which all the birds compete for space. This makes it a bit easier to predict their flight path. I like the way the wing touches the snow. I'll be visiting this loch again.
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14 repliesAlthough I regularly photograph mallards, I have never been able to get close to a flight shot until yesterday. Our local loch is frozen over (as are most no doubt) apart from a small area, in which all the birds compete for space. This makes it a bit easier to predict their flight path. I like the way the wing touches the snow. I'll be visiting this loch again.
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