Wildlife Photography – Kenneth Paul Photography

Westminster Goose

This goose flew straight at me for about 100 yards, only veering off course when it was about 15 feet away. The beauty of this image is that it’s not cropped. Zoomed in you can make out every detail in the feathers and eye. Great shot to print and hang on the wall.

Fawn of the Perkiomen

This is one of my favorite photos from photographing deer on the Perkiomen trail.

Hashawha Hummingbird

A shot of a hummingbird at Hashawha Environmental Center. Westminster, Maryland.

6 Point Buck

This is another shot from Audubon, PA. The deer in a certain area up there have no fear of humans. This was shot from a paved trail and this buck was maybe 30 feet away. He looked up when he saw me and must have thought “oh, just another photographer”, and quickly went back to his business of foraging.

Buck. Audubon, PA

I captured this spike a few years back from a creek bed. Creek beds provide a nice hiding place from approaching deer if you know their usual direction of travel, and allow you to capture a unique perspective.

Fawn at Hashawha. Westminster, Maryland

This one of those side-of-the-road shots where I was glad I hadn’t packed up my camera after leaving Hashawha. Shooting from the car has the advantage of resting the lens on the door and obtaining a crystal clear image with no camera shake. This is a heavy crop of the original image and yet it’s still clear.

Fawn. Westminster, Maryland — Fawn at Hashawha. Westminster Maryland

Fawn Crossing

Here is shot taken 7/14/2019 of a fawn crossing a two-lane road just outside of Hashawha Nature Center. I stopped to let the fawn across and took this pic through the windshield. The curvature of the windshield led to the lines on the road looking larger than they actually were. It almost makes the fawn look minature. It was small but not as small as it appears here.