All we are is ducks in the wind.
With a nod to @scottdphoto (I'm a fan.), I thought I'd post my own duck/goose pics.
The first two images are from Coffee on the Rocks in Estes Park, Colorado. They were taken 2 weeks ago while visiting my son. This particular male mallard duck was very photogenic. Very little work required to get the shots. My model knew how to work the camera.
We also took in a quick hike around Sprague Lake. This spot has been a family favorite for years. Today, we were happy to catch some wildlife in action. These two Canada geese seemed oblivious to our presence.
Finally, a link (I couldn't insert a video because I'm a noob) to a male ring-necked duck diving at Sprague Lake. I'll admit the image quality leaves much to be desired, but I enjoy capturing wildlife behavior. It's a fun video.
https://photos.app.goo.gl/CmpdYhCqOZG8y8MB2
Great post! I like the close ups, it makes for some cool angles and gives me some ideas about some future images. Thanks.
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