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Pacific Swallow
Close-up

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Jan 06 2016
Nikon D500 DSLR: Pacific Swallow Wildlife Photos by C.S.LingNikon D500 DSLR: Pacific Swallow Wildlife Photos by C.S.Ling

BORNEO WILDLIFE SUPERCHARGED WITH NIKON D500 BY C.S.LING Unlike Swifts that hunt while flying, swallows perch and wait and then chase after individual prey and perform aerial acrobatics to catch them. This photo was taken at ISO 5000. Nikon D500’s new EXPEED 5 image-processing engine, as used in the D5, delivers standard ISO sensitivity from 100 to 51200, expandable down to Lo 1 (ISO 50 equivalent) and up to Hi 5 (ISO 1640000 equivalent). More info at Nikon D500 microsite.

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Nikon D500
C.S.Ling On Assignment

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Jan 02 2016
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BORNEO WILDLIFE SUPERCHARGED WITH NIKON D500 BY C.S.LING C.S.Ling photographing the amazing wildlife of Borneo on with the new Nikon D500; Nikon’s flagship DX-format digital SLR camera announced worldwide on 6th Jan 2016. For more photos, please visit the photo gallery at http://wildlife.cslingphotography.com Nikon D500 is a flagship DX-format digital SLR camera offering the supreme performance of the D5 in a compact, lightweight body. More info at Nikon D500 microsite.

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Borneo Pygmy Elephant
Mother and Child

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Jan 01 2016
Borneo Pygmy Elephants Mother and calf by C.S.LingBorneo Pygmy Elephants Mother and calf by C.S.Ling

Reflection of Mother and child by the river – Borneo Pygmy Elephants. What a beautiful mummy with her calf! It’s kinda cute how they are dual-toned! Borneo Pygmy Elephants are endangered and endemic to North-East Borneo only.

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Crested-Serpent Eagle
Shaking its feathers

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Jan 01 2016
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BORNEO WILDLIFE SUPERCHARGED WITH NIKON D500 BY C.S.LING Crested-Serpent Eagle shaking its feathers during a sunning and preening session. Sunning and preening can help the bird’s feathers dry more quickly so they can fly easier, without being weighed down by excess water. It also helps to maintain feather health by dislodging feather parasites. It is even believed that some birds sun themselves for pure enjoyment and relaxation, much the same way humans will sunbathe. 🙂 More info at Nikon D500 microsite.

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