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Flying owl
Although the photographer Milan Zygmunt (Milan Zygmunt) bought his first digital camera in 2009, he did not immediately interested in photography. Meet and chat with wildlife photographer Rostislav Stach (Rostislav Stach), which he calls the best of Milan in the Czech Republic, made a special impression on Zygmunt. This meeting was crucial in the career of a novice photographer. Since 2012, interest in photography Zygmunt literally "took off."
Milan is now experiencing true happiness when he has the opportunity to shoot nature and animals. But special attention to the photographer attract owls. He likes to observe their behavior, especially in flight. About his passion for these birds Milan Zygmunt says: Owls are perfectly adapted for hunting. Close to each other's eyes allow an excellent view over long distances, even in low light conditions. Owl is able to turn his head to 270 °. They also have excellent hearing and can fly very quiet. All this makes them one of the best hunters. These beautiful birds in flight simply inimitable.
33-year-old photographer, watching owls, learned a lot about them just from their images. Most of the photos Milan Zygmunt made in Poland, Slovakia and Hungary.
Milan is now experiencing true happiness when he has the opportunity to shoot nature and animals. But special attention to the photographer attract owls. He likes to observe their behavior, especially in flight. About his passion for these birds Milan Zygmunt says: Owls are perfectly adapted for hunting. Close to each other's eyes allow an excellent view over long distances, even in low light conditions. Owl is able to turn his head to 270 °. They also have excellent hearing and can fly very quiet. All this makes them one of the best hunters. These beautiful birds in flight simply inimitable.
33-year-old photographer, watching owls, learned a lot about them just from their images. Most of the photos Milan Zygmunt made in Poland, Slovakia and Hungary.
