The Queen of the Woods in flight Canvas Print

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For almost 1 month now I have new photo equipment, Sony Alpha A7IV + Sony FE 135mm F1.8 GM, I started taking photos of birds in flight and with the aperture of f/1.8 as I did with my Nikon D500 + Sigma 135mm f /1.8 DG HSM ART (I still have the Nikon but the Sigma has been sold), with the Nikon D500 + Sigma 135mm f/1.8 even the pictures in flight of the American Woodcock I took them at the aperture of f/1.8 (small depth of field), but with my new Sony Alpha A7IV + Sony FE 135mm F1.8 GM photo equipment, on the other hand, I was apprehensive of not being able to take pictures in flight of the American Woodcock in the woods, and well today I succeeded and now the ice is broken, as now I am in Full Frame sensor so at f/1.8 the depth of field would have been even smaller so I closed my aperture at f/2.8. Today May 6, 2022 with my friends Michel and André who do banding of the American Woodcock chicks and as a pointing dog with us we had Gunzo André's superb Brittany Spaniel.

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--- Asbed Iskedjian a different vison of wildlife photography --- Asbed Iskedjian is a photographer based in Laval (Greater Montreal), in Quebec, Canada. An avid photographer, since 2007 he specialize in wildlife and nature photography. He spends countless hours in natural habitats and parks to capture birds in flight, squirrels and other animals. He has won numerous photography contests and prizes (for NAVHDA magazine in 2004) and his photos have been featured in the Canadian Wildlife Federation Website (www.hww.ca). In 2016 and 2017, its Griffon Korthals photos were chosen to be part of the Groffology Calendar (www.griffology.com), a group of Korthals Wirehaired Pointing Griffon lovers. One of his photos of the American Woodcock in...