Bird Photography workshop in Churchill, Manitoba with Glenn Bartley.
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Glenn Bartley is a professional nature photographer who focuses on photographing birds in their natural habitat. He resides in Victoria, British Columbia on Canada’s West Coast.
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Glenn also leads instructional photo workshops to exciting destinations around the world including:
– Peru
– Vancouver Island, Canada
– Ecuador
– Costa Rica
– Churchill, Canada
To learn more about Glenn’s photo workshops visit – http://www.glennbartley.com/photoworkshops/home.htm
Glenn uses Canon Equipment including:
– Canon 7D Digital Camera Body
– Canon 600mm f/4
– Canon 400mm f/5.6
– Canon 300mm f/4
– Canon 580EX Flash
To see a full list of Glenn’s equipment visit – http://www.glennbartley.com/naturephotography/articles/gear.htm
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10 responses to “Bird Photography Workshop – Churchill, Manitoba (With Wildlife Photographer Glenn Bartley)”
Wow, I never thought I would get tired of the shutter sound, but thanks for doing it for me. But on a positive note, the pictures are out of this world!! good job.
Action!!
Nice shutter sound for the vidz, reminds of the old motordrives.
Nice !!! You should photograph some raptors one day
Do you manually sett the flash or is it in auto? is it hard to use a flash for birdphotograpy
The arctic Terns are flying around your head because you are near their nest! A great thing to teach beginners
nice !!!!
The Wonder of Flight! Glenn and David had shown how to photograph best photos of birds and their exciting journey in the air. We’ve gazed in envious awe at flying creatures – and now we can capture images of winged wonders!
I liked seeing you pull out the old 400f5.6!
Great images no doubt, but the title is a bit misleading as there is no mention of camera, settings, apertures, shutter speds or anything else relating to what I would expect form a `Workshop'