Firstly I would love to say, seasons greetings and a happy new year to you all. For a couple of months now I've been gathering some cool collections on my photography from landscapes, sculptures, artifacts, nature ane every other aspect of photography and today, I want to share with you some cool bird collections that I've been able to acquire for the past months. I really hope you enjoy them.

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Let's start with the little friend who always comes to have her makeups done in front of my windows every morning. She'now more like a friend to me and no longer a visitor as she appears in front of my window every morning sometimes she comes with her spouse and they stare to themselves looking through their reflections on the window. Admiring themselves and chirping. If only I could translate those beautiful conversations.

They do this every single day during spring, but when it was winter I couldn't find them anymore. Next!

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This is one of the sparrow breeds. They are very common in my location and they survive all round seasons.
One beautiful thing about this very picture is that It was a random capture on a sunny day after spotting the bird on top of a wall, I didn't seem to get enough details until i got home and began editing that eas when i noticed the bird was amputated. Can't tell what she had ran into the cost her such but well in other to make her presentable, I had to somehow find her a second limb by cloning the existing one.

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Next was this colorfully beautiful bird camouflaged on an orange tree making her quite difficult to spot.
There isn't so much about her, what I love was her matching colours to her habitat making it a perfect comfort zone for her.

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Next is something just fancy to me. No details of the object as it stood behind the lights(sunset) giving it this amazing view with a deep concentrated temperature on the sky making the image an epic one.

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Next is another random picture I took but this one was a bit challenging and why was it challenging is because the bird was too fast. She doesn't settle nor rest during the day so I didn't have time to make a concept or create something fancy with her.

Increased shutter speed and ISO with a wide aperture to help brighten up the image and as well compensate the fast moving bird to avoid getting blurred out.

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Next on the frame is one of my most recent shots.
I noticed one of the coolest part of photographing birds is when they are spotted at the roof top during the warm sky(sunset) there is this beauty that stands out behind the camera and it blows my mind.
Just like this picture!

Another beautiful concept is when there are two or more birds in the same frame or different focal lengths making one bird in focus and the other birds blurred out. they come out really nice and beautiful.

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Stay tuned for some more epic shots and photographies we'll see you on the next one 😊❤️!

References:

• Article written by @protobee 🌼
• All images are mine, shot with 215mm canon.