birdseyeviewphotos Loc: Kimbolton Cambridgeshire UK

The first shot of the Bee was taken with the Sigma 105 mm Macro lens with the FujiS5Pro hand held I had just bought the lens and had to try it out.
Picture two was put up as the site is called but my hog is not that ugly is it ?
Shot three was taken in Feb 2012 when I took a small group to Lake Nakuru in Kenya it was around 06:00 a good time for both light and animals feeding.

I found this Bee just waiting for a picture it was drunk on pollen and stayed still for awhile


Dedicated to the person that named this site


Getting up early on a Safari brings fantastic light

Neweagle Loc: Wales UK

Great Hog!!!! #3 has a great atmoshere

birdseyeviewphotos Loc: Kimbolton Cambridgeshire UK

Thanks for your comment on the Hedgehog, we have eight hogs that visit the garden for food. Here are a few more pictures taken recently

Found in the road with a squashed parent we took it home it still visits but is bigger now


I use the name of birds eye and these are worth looking into


Having a pond gave me the chance of this shot


Robin in the garden taken with the camera on a tripod and a wireless remote


Taken on a Nikon D7000 and a Nikon ED 70-300mm


Taken at Paxton Pits Nature Reserve my local


Taken at Godmanchester on the River Ouse


Poppy Head taken on a Sigma 105 mm Macro lens


Setting up a Home for Bees brought my chance for some close ups


Coming out from the box I placed to get shots of Bees

Perilin Loc: Ohio

Your photos are fantastic. I look forward to seeing more of your work.

Bullet1971 Loc: Reside in RIchmond Hill, GA

Very nice photos.

MissStephie Loc: West Virginia

very nice shots :D

birdseyeviewphotos Loc: Kimbolton Cambridgeshire UK

Thanks for your comment to my shots.Miss are you a Mountain Mama from West Virginia. It matters not the camera you have what is important is that one uses it like it's a part of you. When I get some new equipment I close my eyes to get familiar with the places the controls are to go to them still looking at my subject. Now to be able to to see inside the frame and find another shot with in it as the example of the Collard Dove's will show you. The next Barn Owl shot took hours of waiting. I will also add a few simple shots taken on a second/hand compact £40 Fuji AV130 proving its training the eyes to see. Lastly you take pictures for your pleasure and if you like it job done

Taken at Paxton Pits the intention was to stop a bird in flight


Here is the picture inside the above with a bit of cropping


It might mean you have to wait for it to happen but planning is as much fun


Taken on a S/H Fuji Compact £40 you don't need expensive gear


Again a Second/Hand Compact bought for £40.


Again a Second/Hand Compact bought for £40.

birdseyeviewphotos Loc: Kimbolton Cambridgeshire UK

Thanks Perlin for your comments I have added a few more shots, so from my last Safari group trip to Kenya I take small groups to Africa for instruction and photos I have being doing this this I worked in Tanzania 1995 now having retired I operate from Cambridge UK and go to South Africa with Less mobile folks and those in wheelchairs---- can you imagine what it feels like to stroke a tame Cheetah in a Private Park leaning out of your chair or feeding a baby Hippo.

Waiting pays dividends here I was in my car


Again a close crop can bring more impact


Looking for a feed like all babies do

birdseyeviewphotos Loc: Kimbolton Cambridgeshire UK

Bullet 1971 Thanks for your comment: here are some more taken in the Amboseli Park from there almost on the Equator you can see the highest mountain in Africa Mount Kilimanjaro to see the snow is rare as 75% of the time it's covered in clouds.

Found it and it tastes good


Snow on the Equator


Time for a fight or was it just a game

mollymolly Loc: In the heart of the Everglades.

Your photos are really good! I look forward to seeing more from you. Welcome to UHH.

birdseyeviewphotos Loc: Kimbolton Cambridgeshire UK

Thanks Molly I enjoyed my trips to Florida but it was before the digital days Nature is there a plenty. Here are a few more pictures I ought to add the profile pic was when I was 19 a long time ago.
This being my first day on this site I am still learning the ropes.

Here you can see what I do to earn a crust


Got this one published in the Nat Geo


Home when I am not travelling Yes Old England


Macro work in the garden I just love doing

Teri O Loc: California

Very very nice shots....

birdseyeviewphotos Loc: Kimbolton Cambridgeshire UK

Thanks Teri O---- Your so right How often what is said is not what is heard and that then causes a problem. Here are some more pics. Taken locally I live in a very pretty and famous part of England more so there is a good restaurant in Godmanchester the town was granted a Royal Charter by the King in 1215 to hold a weekly market and now its a good place for relaxation.

The same River as the gulls feeding above and the shots below


The River Ouse a walk a long its banks brings many subjects


I do like this shot with the Orange to add impact


After awhile the bird decided to fly away but I got it framed.

mollymolly Loc: In the heart of the Everglades.

These are also exceptional! And, you have a beautiful home. Published in Nat Geo-WOW. That's what all here dream of-well, me anyway.

Georgiann Loc: La Pine, oregon

Fabulous pictures, really loved looking at them, and now you've made up my mind on the macro lense I want too!!