Sometimes a bird stands just wrong for the photo. You are looking at the tail and the head is not visible. But if they then look back for a moment, it becomes a powerful image. A marsh harrier always prays only briefly, unlike, say, a kestrel. That is why I am glad I was able to capture that moment in this photo in evening light.
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Sometime in 1980 Jan bought his first SLR camera and since that time a camera has always been at his fingertips. His varied work ranges from snapshots of people in his immediate surroundings to landscape, macro and bird photography. He is also the regular photographer of his wife's ballet school and thus regularly at work in the theater.
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