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by Mark Harvey
In Flight, Mark Harvey
Raptors In Flight: Striking Portraits by Mark Harvey Frame Birds of Prey on the Hunt
“Golden Eagle.”
All images © Mark Harvey
Raptors In Flight: Striking Portraits by Mark Harvey Frame Birds of Prey on the Hunt
Barn Owl
All images © Mark Harvey
Great Grey Owl
Snowy Owl
Snowy Owl
Barn Owl
Eagle Owl
Harris Hawk
Golden Eagle
Mark Harvey's new collection, titled Raptors In Flight, centers on birds of prey and their graceful movements while on the hunt. Shot with his signature style that applies a hearty dose of drama to the already striking creatures, the photos are shot one at a time in a slow, medium format.
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Following his portraits of acrobatic birds performing a series of stunts, photographer Mark Harvey turns his focus to the larger, more powerful creatures of the avian species. The new collection, titled Raptors In Flight, centers on birds of prey and their graceful movements while on the hunt. Whether framing a barn owl diving to the ground or a harris hawk splaying its wings, each of the images highlights the raptors’ unique physical features, making the individual details of their feathers, curved beaks, and eyes visible.
Shot with his signature style that applies a hearty dose of drama to the already striking creatures, the photos are shot one at a time in a slow, medium format. “Lighting is a key aspect of my work to help draw out fresh views of well-known subjects, and these birds are no exception, set within an intricate lighting setup to ultimately show the birds in a new light,” Harvey shares. “With their wings spread wide, these top avian predators’ beauty is put on full display.”
Harvey just released 15 limited-edition prints of each subject in his shop, and you can follow his photography practice, which often focuses on horses and dogs, on Instagram.
In Flight: Dramatic Photographs by Mark Harvey Capture Acrobatic Birds Mid-Air
Throughout lockdown in the United Kingdom, Mark Harvey, who is known for his striking equine and canine photography, shifted his focus to the avian creatures gliding above his home in the Norfolk Broads. Now part of a series titled In Flight, the exquisitely detailed shots frame common birds —including magpies, blue tits, starlings, goldfinches, great tits, coal tits, long-tailed tits, and green finches—in otherwise unseen poses: some splay out an entire wingspan, while others wrap their feathers around the front of their torsos.
All images © Mark Harvey