Greetings One and All!
Welcome to my website. It has been set up for Digiscopers and bird enthusiasts of all levels, so whether you're new to this or been doing it for years then you're more than welcome here.
I'm not new to birdwatching, but it was missing something. I then discovered digiscoping and it felt like a natural progression. I have now been a digiscoper for 2 years.
From taking pictures at your bird table, to getting out in the field, digiscoping with either a digital compact or DSLR this site covers most areas, in a not too confusing way, I hope!
Ruddy Shelduck (left) & Egyptian Goose,
Burnt Hill Lane gull field,
Carlton Colville, Suffolk
February 10 © D.J.A Porter
Purple Sandpiper, one of eight
Ness Point,
Lowestoft, Suffolk
February 10 © D.J.A Porter
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It makes birdwatching even better!
Most of my photos have been taken with equipment from the cheaper end of the market. You can, if you enjoy digiscoping, upgrade your equipment over time.
So don't panic if your early results aren't as good as you'd have hoped (see above!), as they will get better with good equipment and the two P's, Patience & Practice!
Rest assured that if I can digiscope, then you can too! I had little or no real experience of photography, but now I wouldn't be on a bird reserve without my digiscope kit.
None of the pictures on this website have been edited in any way, except to crop and resize them. I never adjust any of the photographic parameters, so what you see is exactly how the picture was taken.
So, if you're young or old(ish!), novice or pro then give it a go!
Digiscoping, A great way to get even closer to nature.
I hope you enjoy my site.
Kittiwakes, returning to their nesting site
"The old Ice Chute", Lowestoft Fish Dock,
March 10 © D.J.A Porter
Waxwing, one of four,
Kensington Gardens, Lowestoft
February 10 © D.J.A Porter
Bittern,
RSPB Strumpshaw Fen
February 10 © D.J.A Porter
A bit about me & where I go.....
I do most of my birdwatching & digiscoping in and around Lowestoft, a smallish town in the county of Suffolk, which is on the eastern coast of the United Kingdom. I occasionaly venture out a bit further, but as I'll never be a "Twitcher" I tend to stay on local patches (see page tabs above.)
Be it anything from a Blue Tit to a Bittern or a Goldfinch to a Golden Eagle I'm happy with whatever I see or get to take photos of. Getting all stressed out about one bird a hundred miles away is just no fun at all!
Should we say Yes or No to Sea Eagles in Suffolk?
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There is now a Forum page to discuss any problems and to offer advise on Digiscoping, equipment etc. Look for the "Digiscoping Discussion" tab at the top of the page.
Marsh Harrier,
The Iconic East Anglian bird of prey,
Haddiscoe Marsh, Waveney Forest
February 10 ©D.J.A Porter
Oystercatchers,
Corton Cliff, on the field, Suffolk,
March 10 ©D.J.A Porter
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