The Photographer Group of Szeged has recently dug themselves into the mysteries of bird photography. Having taken Professor Molnár’s advice, we focused on hiding, in which our newly bought camouflage net helped us. However, “still-hunting” meaning getting close to the animals so that a good picture can be shot, appeared to be a difficult task; nevertheless, we are striving for attaining the knowledge of this special type of photography. For instance, last Saturday, after we had finished the outdoors works, we visited Ásotthalom and Lake Nagyszéksós so that we could take some photos of black-winged stilts and northern lapwings and, what is more, we could even see a white wagtail there. This weekend, following the morning classes, we took photos of the birds of Nagyszéksós Lake with the professor and his disciples.
Benczúr Anna, Group 2 of Szeged