Hello friends,
You've asked me this many times, and I promised to update you with information about my photo and video gadgets. Time has passed, COVID has caught us off guard, and we've been putting the Fotogario blog aside. But we're back now, coinciding with summer. So... Do you want to know what my... video equipmentWell, keep reading.
Hello friends,
On many occasions I am asked what photographic equipment It's what I use. What camera model, what type of lenses I use, why I use that equipment and not another, etc. That's why I've decided to write a series of articles about the equipment I usually use. Yes. You read that right. A series of articles. I use a lot of equipment, not always the same on every trip or getaway to nature, and it's difficult for me to summarize it all in a single article. So here's the first one. What photographic material I usually use? First delivery.
Just a glimpse of its silhouette in flight is enough to recognize it instantly. red kiteLike the black kite, it has such a distinctive tail that it's impossible to mistake it for any other bird of prey when it flies. During the winter, we can see hundreds of red kites across the Iberian Peninsula, but the number of breeding pairs here is declining. Do you want to know the reason for this incongruity?
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."
We rarely consider the vast distances some animals travel around our planet. Turtles, whales, reindeer, butterflies, salmon... Schools of fish, herds of mammals, and flocks of birds change places once or twice a year. This time Fotogario has spent several days documenting the crane migration From the south of the Iberian Peninsula to breeding areas in central and northern Europe. Want to learn a little more about these slender birds?
Tired of the typical end-of-year articles congratulating the holidays and taking stock of the year? Yes, I am too. That's why I prefer to close out 2018 by making a short, very short list of the five animals I want to photograph in 2019: My 5 challenges for 2019Want to know what those 5 animals are? Just keep reading.
It might be difficult to describe the sensations experienced with the ultra telephoto lens Tamron 150-600mm after the first 48 hours spent with your sigma homologous target. But it isn't. Both lenses, Tamron and Sigma, are as similar as they are different. I spent 48 hours in Monfragüe National Park using this enormous yet simple zoom lens and took some spectacular photographs with it. Want to know more?
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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.
