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Amateur wildlife photographerSteve Birohas been photographing birds for the past 10 years.
The tips of his feathers touch the surface, making a complete circle of body and reflection.
Read on for our exclusive interview.
Can you tell us about your background in photography?
I’m very prolific, normally shooting about 2,000 per week on average.
Others enjoy my local images as well because many can’t even get out of the house much.
It’s heartwarming when someone tells me I’ve brightened their day or stirred fond memories for them.
What is it about birds that inspire you as a photographer?
I could sit all day and watch birds while trying to capture fleeting moments.
I love how colorful they are and how they interact with each otherit’s so fascinating.
The challenge of getting great bird images is also part of the attraction!
When you’re photographing birds, what aspects of the animal are you trying to highlight?
What’s your biggest challenge with bird photography?
What equipment do you use?
I shoot with aCanon 5D Mark IVand normally for birds aTamron 150-600mmlens which gives me great range.
I also have several wider angle lenses for landscape, portrait, and nature photography.
Let’s talk about your incredible photo of the bald eagle reflecting in the water.
Can you describe that day and what was happening when the photo was taken?
As you might know, this image was shot at the Canadian Raptor Conservancy in Ontario.
I had been there the year prior and had shot this handsome Eagle last year as well.
Did you know right away that you had something special?
How has it felt to have your photograph go viral?
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