iWildGeographic Nature Chronicles
The Art of Digiscoping: A New Perspective on Nature
Osprey
Brown Pelican
Altamira Oriole
Blue-winged Teal Ducks
Green Jay
Solitary Sandpiper
Ruddy Turnstone
White Ibis
Nilgai
Brown Pelican
White Peacock Butterfly
iWildGeographic Publisher | Image and Film Contributor | Naturalist
Hello, my name is Paul. I am a nature photographer. Since discovering spotting scopes and experiencing nature in close-up amazement, I learned to capture these hidden views to film for extraordinary images.
Black-crested Titmouse
Birds of the Lower rio grande valley
a window into a world so often hidden from the human eye, drawing viewers deeper into the beauty and wonder of nature with breathtaking clarity and depth like never seen before.
SAFARI
Safari Guide to Birds Galore!
Adventure in Brownsville Texas! Gear up with your favorite birdwatching oculars for an early morning 2-hour fielding of nearby tidal marsh or fresh water pond birdlife.
Collectable Magazine Cover Prints!
The wild comes alive with breathtaking clarity and depth like never seen before.
Join me on this exhilarating journey as we explore the endless wonders of nature and digiscoping photography
Binoculars Or Spotting Scope ?
These are both great choices for close-up views! Advantages for each with easy carry binoculars or tripod required gear for your spotting scope.Sunrise Birdwatching
Birding DigiScoping photography at sunrise or sunset when birds are more active feeding and courtship behaviors can be on their agenda too!Mid-day watching
Lighting is extreme and shadow angles are vertical making compositions challenging. Pick you fielding time for photography.
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Fresh Water Ponds and Tidal Marsh Habitats with Birdlife Galore!
Spotting Scope + Camera = iWildGeo films
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a single moment of wild harmony