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Stalking a swan and her chick with an 80s Fujica AX-5 and a old Fujinon zoom, the film is XP2...very good IQ IMO, I was surprised.
 
HP5 Plus, Fujica GW690II
Mont Tremblant Area (Canada)
 

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Sirius Glass said:
I find that birds and animals do not like to help by let me photograph their eyes. They will do anything to look the other way.
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Many critters prefer not being "stared at". And will "turn away". Preditors often will stare at their intended "meal". Do you "stare" at a bird or other animal before taking a picture? Maybe that is the problem. If you have a dog, try staring, looking the animal "straight in the eye". I'll bet it will turn away, or maybe growl and show its teeth. Try it sometime.........Regards!
 
T-max 100 with Bronica ETR-Si 135 W film back.


 
Bird in Hand
8x10 contact print, Sante Fe, NM
 

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This is very much not my usual subject, but I was going through some old negs and thought this one was worth printing.

New Zealand fur seals, on the South Island, circa 1998. HP5+ in Rodinal, printed on Ilford MG. Fun fact: this was developed 15 years after exposure.
 

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wildlife is always beautiful!
 



I don't know... I think my shots aren't nearly as interesting as some of the ones I see already in this thread. Nevertheless here is a robin I photographed a few days ago. I used Arista EDU 400 developed in Rodinal.
 
Some shots from yesterday.

Canon R5 with RF 800mm f/11:













 
Very good, Jordan!
 
Jman13 said:
Some shots from yesterday.

Canon R5 with RF 800mm f/11:













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Great work! I wish that I had the patience to sit still long enough to get wildlife photographs of the quality that you do.
 
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