Crane Hawk
In the lush expanse of Lagos Yaguacaca, I had the fortune to photograph the enigmatic Crane Hawk, Geranospiza caerulescens. Perched stoically amongst the verdant canopy, the hawk's grey plumage and intense red eyes command attention, embodying the raw essence of the predators of the skies. The fine details of its feathers, captured against the soft blur of the Colombian rainforest, highlight the bird's adaptability to its environment – a perfect subject for the art of avian photography.
The image speaks to the bird's solitary nature, with its gaze fixed intently beyond the frame, suggesting a narrative of survival and dominion within this biodiverse landscape. As a photographer, such moments are a delicate dance of patience and readiness, waiting for nature to unveil its stories in its own unpredictable tempo.
©2023 Adam Rainoff
Crane Hawk
In the lush expanse of Lagos Yaguacaca, I had the fortune to photograph the enigmatic Crane Hawk, Geranospiza caerulescens. Perched stoically amongst the verdant canopy, the hawk's grey plumage and intense red eyes command attention, embodying the raw essence of the predators of the skies. The fine details of its feathers, captured against the soft blur of the Colombian rainforest, highlight the bird's adaptability to its environment – a perfect subject for the art of avian photography.
The image speaks to the bird's solitary nature, with its gaze fixed intently beyond the frame, suggesting a narrative of survival and dominion within this biodiverse landscape. As a photographer, such moments are a delicate dance of patience and readiness, waiting for nature to unveil its stories in its own unpredictable tempo.
©2023 Adam Rainoff