Wildlife part2 Japanese hawk Hirozo Maki

Introduction (from the publisher)
This book is by Hirozo Maki, a leader in wild bird photography
From the photos of birds of prey that have been taking a picture for many years
Of the hawks, mixture, bee bears, squids, white shirogashiratobi,
Otaka, Hitaka, Akaharadaka, Tsumi, Sashiba
It is a photo book with nine species.

It is posted, including species that can only be seen in Japan.

Maki’s motto is
“If you want an excellent video, it’s a good researcher.”
The time spent for shooting is huge,
To pursue its ecology and behavior
Spend a huge amount of time,
Being able to predict the movement of hawks
It’s the first time to release the shutter
It is Maki’s shooting style.

In addition, birds of prey are very vigilant, so photos of nesting that are easy to shoot.
There are many people who shoot,
For that reason, abandoning child -rearing
There are birds that change the nesting area.
If Maki seems to happen to do so
If you are not qualified to shoot
Tell yourself
I am shooting with great care.

Photos taken under Maki’s thoughts
It is a summary of this book.
Not only beautiful photos, but also powerful photos,
The photo that cut out a moment is Maki -san, so it is a photo that I was able to take.
The beating of the hawk feels just lively,
You will be overwhelmed with the eyes of the viewer.

Of the hawks, Onosuri, Care Shinosuri,
Nosuri, Katagurotobi, Kumataka, Chuhi,
Nine types of highirochuhi, Ushilotu -hee, and Madalachuhihi
It will be published in “Wild Beat Part3”.
Author information (from “BOOK” database)
Hirozo Maki (Makihirozo)
He continued to shoot wild birds around the world, mainly in Japan, and finished shooting 680 kinds of Japanese birds.Currently trying to shoot all kinds of birds in Japan.In addition, the life work is to shoot animals centered on Japanese Washitaka Hayabusa.We are also focusing on video images.Born in Kawakita Town, Yamagata Prefecture in 1948.After graduating from Yamagata Prefectural Saga Kawae High School, he began taking pictures of wild birds.The 64th Saito Saito Cultural Award (this data was published at the time when this book was published)