thephotosocietyのインスタグラム(thephotosociety) - 2月22日 09時38分

Photo by @davidalanharvey | This photograph of migrating tree swallows appeared as a double page spread in NatGeo Magazine for a story I wrote and photographed on the Outer Banks where I live. Now I've traveled around the world for NG, ad clients, and a variety of commissions. Normally every picture has a bust ass to get the shot story behind it. Freezing on the arctic ice, fearing death in Pol Pots killing fields, or bored out of my skull riding in a freight train cab across eastern Alberta. In addition to an eye for pictures, good magazine work requires fortitude, patience beyond patience, diplomacy, and a long distance runner mentality. Yet for this shot I only put my coffee cup down, picked up my camera off my kitchen table and hiked all the way down to the end of my driveway. It was all there. For 5 minutes. I walked right in to the swirl. Shot this with my usual 35mm lens. Went back into my house and finished my coffee. Lesson to be learned? Don't count on luck, but if it happens dig it?#swallows #outerbanks

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