The year ends and once again it's time to do balance of what was achieved (photographically speaking) and write a list of good intentions for the following year. Looking back, Fotogario She's accomplished a lot in 2019, although she hasn't managed to photograph everything she set out to do at the beginning of the year. Want to reminisce with me? Here's our photographic recap of 2019.
It was already evening when I heard some strange sounds. It was as if a rabid dog were growling. But those growls were... strange. They didn't sound like dog growls. In reality... I couldn't identify what kind of animal could produce those growls...
"Everyone in the region knew him, him and his brother. Ever since he was born two years ago, it was impossible not to notice him whenever he came onto the scene. White as snow, that brown bear was only brown in name."
I had planned the perfect week. Several days photographing landscapes in one of my favorite natural parks. Another day photographing the Iberian wolf in the Guadarrama Mountains. Night shots using a trail camera for the first time... and nothing turned out as expected. It didn't stop raining for 48 hours. I couldn't use the surveillance camera or photograph landscapes. And in the mountains, the wolves didn't appear all day. The perfect week turned into a week of photographic frustration. And that got me thinking. Why not write about the specific frustrations of the nature photographer?
A small but striking bird I've been tracking for three years. This is the true story of this photograph. Kingfisher It's characterized by being a very fast bird and difficult to photograph. The fact that it's no longer in its natural habitat doesn't help locate it either. But finally, after three years of studying its environment and behavior, I was finally able to photograph it. Would you like to meet it?
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hace algunos meses le dedicamos un artículo al griffon vulture, una de las aves más grandes del continente europeo. El buitre leonado suele eclipsar al primo discreto de la familia, el black vulture, un ave carroñera que podemos encontrar solo en algunos puntos concretos de la península. ¿Por qué esta diferencia? ¿Por qué el buitre negro es tan esquivo? Tras nuestro viaje por Monfragüe había que dedicarle un monográfico al buitre negro. ¿Quieres saber más sobre este ave?
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Collserola, Montjuic... and of course, the Llobregat DeltaAs many of you know, Fotogario has officially moved to the Iberian Peninsula. Beginnings are always difficult, but we've already hit the ground running and in these first few weeks we've explored Montjuïc, the Collserola Natural Park, and the Llobregat River Delta, the second largest in Catalonia. The delta is equal parts a highly valuable biological reserve and one of the ecological spaces most threatened by human activity. Want to know why?
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With just a few hours left in 2017, I wanted to write one of those memorable articles. One of those articles that people would remember for years... and then I changed my mind. Because it doesn't come out. Because it's not my style, and because there isn't much in the world of nature and wildlife photography. glamor as it seems. In fact, to photograph some of the wild animals on this blog, you have to suffer a lot. Do you want to check out the "glamour" displayed by Fotogario in 2017? Well, keep reading.
Coinciding with the photographic trip that we will carry out this weekend in search of the magic of the rut of the European deer and elk, we launch with an article dedicated to one of the techniques in wildlife photography: the photographic stalkingDo you want to know the 4 essential tips for good photo hunting?
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You already know that one of our last trips with Fotogario We went to Scotland in search of a very peculiar bird. But on our trip, we also had to deal with inclement weather and what was possibly the most complex and difficult photographic exercise: shooting from a moving boatWant to know why this discipline is one of the most difficult? Well, keep reading, because you'll also discover my little tips and tricks to improve your maritime photography 😉
