Posted by Paul Mckenzie on March 15, 2012
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rishad naoroji
May 31, 2012
Nice pictures. I would definately like to see and photograph the Red-crowned Cranes and the Blakiston’s Fish Owl . My main aim would be to photograph plumages primarily of White-tailed Eagle and Stellar’s Sea Eagle. Hope to see more of your pictures. They have a rare quality to them which is timeless.