Paul Cross Photography

  Embark on a visual journey with Paul Cross as we explore the enchanting wildlife and natural beauty of Thailand's Bueng Boraphet in October 2023! Join me on this photography expedition where we delve into the heart of one of Southeast Asia's most stunning destinations. 📸 Highlights:  - Witness the diverse flora and fauna that make Bueng Boraphet a haven for wildlife enthusiasts.  - Explore the unique ecosystems, from lush landscapes to serene waterscapes, providing the perfect canvas for breath taking shots.  - Encounter fascinating species of birds, reptiles, and more, as we navigate through the picturesque surroundings. 🗓️ Trip Details:  Date: October 2023  Location: Bueng Boraphet, Thailand 📷 Equipment Used:  Sony A7RIV  Sony 200-600mm  Silkypix Developer Pro - https://silkypix.isl.co.jp/en/  Topaz Photo AI - https://www.topazlabs.com/  Affinity Photo - https://affinity.serif.com/en-gb/photo/ 🌐 Connect w...

  Welcome to Paul Cross Photography, where the world of wildlife photography comes to life! In this episode of "Raw Before," I take you behind the scenes of the captivating journey from raw image to the final, breathtaking masterpiece. 🗓️ Trip Details:  Date: October 2023 Location: Bueng Boraphet, Thailand 📷 Equipment Used:  Sony A7RIV  Sony 200-600mm  Silkypix Developer Pro - https://silkypix.isl.co.jp/en/  Topaz Photo AI - https://www.topazlabs.com/  Affinity Photo - https://affinity.serif.com/en-gb/photo/ 🌐 Connect with Paul Cross: https://www.paulcrossphotography.co.uk https://www.facebook.com/paul.cross.photography   https://www.instagram.com/cross_images 🔔  Don't miss out on this visual adventure! Subscribe now and hit the notification bell to stay updated on our upcoming photography trips and wildlife explorations. 📍 Learn more about the incredible world of photography, travel, and nature. Share your thoughts ...

  Embark on a visual journey with Paul Cross as we explore the enchanting wildlife and natural beauty of Amphoe Phaisali in October 2023! Join me on this photography expedition where we delve into the heart of one of Thailand's most picturesque regions, sitting at the edge of a rice paddy to capture stunning photos of Black-Winged Stilts. 📸 Highlights:  Witness the elegant Black-Winged Stilts as they grace the serene rice paddies of Amphoe Phaisali. Explore the unique rural landscapes, from lush green paddies to tranquil waterscapes, providing the perfect canvas for breath taking shots. Experience the peaceful ambiance of the countryside and encounter various bird species in their natural habitat. 🗓️ Trip Details:  Date: October 2023  Location: Amphoe Phaisali, Thailand 📷 Equipment Used:  Sony A7RIV  Sony 200-600mm  Silkypix Developer Pro - https://silkypix.isl.co.jp/en/  Topaz Photo AI - https://www.topazlabs.com/  Affinity...

  Do you need the Megapixels ? Taken with the 200-600mm, where indicated in APSC mode (1.5x crop) making 900mm and 26mps images. Images are then processed and further cropped in post producing some deep cropped images.

  A series of Auto Focus tracking shots and final processed photos. Showing what the Sony A7R IV is capable of and the advantage of 61mp

A collection of Birds in Flight (BIF) Photos taken March 2021. First chance this year to see what the Sony A7RIV and 200-600mm G lens are capable of, tracking and keeping up with birds.

A cold early Sunday morning, and I'm sitting in a shed with camo and a flask of tea. Why do we do it when everyone else is tucked up in warm houses, we are out in nature waiting for that one shot or maybe a couple of shots. Is it that excitement when it happens or just doing something we love and enjoying nature at the same time. Covid has meant photographing at home, different and new challenges. My local resident Blue Tits have been photographed every which way possible in the last few weeks. So today I’m trying flight shots. The Sony A7RIV has some great tracking options, I'm yet to try them on larger birds once lockdown is lifted. Tring to track fast moving birds in tree branches is taxing for the AF system. Lock-on acquired it easily, but as these blue bullets of fluff started flying around, then I found the tracking still locked on to an empty branch and the viewfinder empty. Dame they are fast. Electronic shutter would be my preference, I’m finding I’m doing 95% of my ph...