We are blessed to have a number of really wonderful wildlife photographers on the Upper Mississippi River. I’ve often mention Alan Stankevitz as a favorite. He has posted one of his beautiful Tundra Swan videos with his note and a link below. Alan often employs some of the more advanced photo technology, which makes his work really unique.\u00a0 Enjoy!<\/p>\n
From Alan:\u00a0 This fall, I\u00a0had the opportunity to spend some time down on Pool 8 of the Mississippi River to photograph and video the fall migration of waterfowl and of course, Tundra Swans.\u00a0\u00a0You can find my journal entry with a few photos here.<\/a><\/p>\n It really is difficult to portray the beauty of the area however in just pictures and with that I have created a video showing not only the Tundra Swans but some beautiful sunrises and sunsets. This video is on Youtube and if by chance you have a 4k monitor or TV, you can view it in its 4k full resolution.\u00a0 \u00a0<\/span>Click here to watch the video.<\/a> Enjoy and here’s to a Happy, Peaceful and Healthy New Year!<\/span><\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" We are blessed to have a number of really wonderful wildlife photographers on the Upper Mississippi River. I’ve often mention Alan Stankevitz as a favorite. He has posted one of his beautiful Tundra Swan videos with his note and a … Continue reading
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