Are you superstitious? Frankly I am not, but when it comes to Wildlife Photography, we had been skunked a lot lately. We had a whale watching tour from Forillon National Park and saw no whales. The operator had the policy that if you don’t see any whales and you are still in the area you […]
Sep 26, 2019 | Categories:Birds, Color Images, Shorebirds, Wildlife | Tags: American Black Duck (Anas rubripe), Birding, Canada, Ducks, Greater Yellowlegs (Tringa melanoleuca), Pectoral Sandpiper (Calidris melanotos), QC, Quebec, Richard King Photography, shorebirds, wildlife photography, Wilsons Snipe (Gallinago delicata), www.fulltimervingwiththekings.com, www.mothernatureimages.com, www.richardkingphoto.com | 1 Comment »
When I was 10 my dad lent me the family Brownie Box camera to go on my first school trip - a week away in Swanage. I used all of the three rolls of black and white Kodak 120 film and was enthralled by the results. I haven't stopped shooting in the 40+ years since - and I am still using Kodak black and white 120 roll film!
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