ENTRY DESCRIPTION
Most of the birds that spend the night on the lake were scared by the early morning arrival of the white-tailed eagle. Those who remained squeezed together ruffled their feathers and did their best to look bigger and healthier while making excited sounds I had never heard before. Strangely, after the eagle settled onto the branch, the birds would not see it dangerous any longer; moreover, they left the lake in smaller flocks, flying right into its direction.

AUTHOR
Wildlife photographer, born in Hungary, 1985. In 2010 he won the prestigious BBC Wildlife Photography of the Year award in London. He is the most effective photographer in the 53-year-old history of the competition, being the only contestant winning the first prize in both the young and adult categories.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wildlife_Photographer_of_the_Year#Ranking
In 2005 he experimented the one-way glass photography technique, making fundamental changes in hide photography practice. This technique has been widely used all over the world, and most hides are equipped with such glasses.
Since 2008 he has been designing wildlife photography hides in different parts of the world (Hungary, Costa Rica, Brazil, Norway, South-Africa and Transylvania, Romania). His enterprise operating in Hungary welcomes photographers with the most exclusive hides in the world.

Books: The Invisible Wildlife Photographer (English, Hungarian), The Handbook of Bird Photography (Markus Varesvuo, Jari Peltomäki, Bence Máté; English, German, Finnish, French)

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