It was two weeks ago when I posted a “Which One Wednesday” challenge to pic the best image from three versions of an Upland Sandpiper pic I took in South…
GreatBirdPics Members’ Showcase – 7/7/26
I’m trying to catch up with some of the Great Bird Pics you shared while I was away in Alaska. Here are four that caught my eye from varied locations:…
Site Woes
Dear GBP members, The GreatBirdPics.com website continues to be infested with bugs! These occurred as a result of a security update, however as part of up the update many of…
Happy Fourth of July 2026!
Here’s wishing you a happy holiday on America’s Independence Day. In honor of our founding fathers enjoy today’s Red, White and Bluebirds. A Summer Tanager wintering in Ecuador. A…
GreatBirdPics’ Bird Photograph of the Week – 7/3/26
Congratulations to docshaf for his stunning shot of a Snowy Egret “walking” across the water. This could have been a serious contender in a couple of our recent contests (i.e.…
GreatBirdPics Members’ Showcase – 7/2/26
Hi Guys! First off, the website is slowly getting back to normal – thanks for your patience. Most of the major problems have been corrected, except the Navigation Arrows. These…
Test Post
This is a test post. A further test.
GreatBirdPics Members’ Showcase – 6/30/26
Here’s a few shots from our Latest Gallery that caught my eye: We all love baby birds and these Mute Swan cygnets from Avneet Kaur are no exception. Can I…
Distractor?
Here’s a shot of a Tennessee Warbler I took a couple years ago in the fall. Lots of interesting things to look at here, but there’s one thing that distracts…
GreatBirdPics’ Bird Photograph of the Week – 6/26/26
Our Bird Photograph of the Week comes to us all the way from Uganda. Ken_on_canon__777 got this Great Bird Pic of a Grey Crowned Crane when he was there and…
Remember Analyzing Rejected Photos to Improve?
Remember Analyzing Rejected Photos to Improve? Six years ago I took over 200 pictures of a Blue-winged Warbler at close range and was disappointed at how few keepers I ended…
Which One Wednesday – 6/24/26
I always use the Rule of Thirds grid when cropping my bird photographs. Lightroom provides several different types of grids for cropping purposes (Golden Spiral, Golden Ratio, etc.) and my…
