This is bird love.

Photographer Chavi Boe creates incredible images of birds and their movements

by combining his love of photography and technology with his love of birds and nature,

as in his book titled Ornithographies.

And it's created by the Greek root or nithos that is birds and graphis that it's drawn.

His images draw the paths that birds trace out in the sky with a special technique.

Through making visible several seconds into a single image.

Instead of use a steel camera, use a cinema camera and with all footage, stitch all the frames into a single image. Instead of use a steel camera, use a cinema camera,

and with all footage, stitch all the frames into a single image.

So in this way, we could see something that it's not possible to see a naked eye.

It's several seconds clearly in a single shot.

He's specially drawn to European starlings

and their chaotic and harmonious movements as a flock called a murmuration.

The starlings fly in a tight, synchronized group, sometimes to avoid a predator.

And it's not only a single group of birds flying away,

it's an interaction between the raptor, the Perilene falcon,

and the starlings, and the complexity between one each other.

So the resource is totally unpredictable,

because you never know the direction that you're going to take the wood.

Check out some of Chawi's mesmerizing images of the movements of starlings on our website,

birdnote.org.

I'm Camilo Garsohn.

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