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Seems to be a lot of Kingfisher posts at the moment so I thought I would add one of mine.
One from a series of Kingfisher in flight shots that I took earlier this year.
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Quite amazing. Talk about timing. What gear did you use for this shot?
 
totally excellent there's nothing else to say
 
its crap, OOF a mediocre attempt Wrong all of it wrong!

who am i Bull******* you know its a good un!
 
No words. :notworthy::notworthy::notworthy:

Andy
 
Woah, nicely caught mate (y)

What settings did you use for this?
 
Simply fantastic, love it - you must have the reflexes of a superman to catch this.

Excellent action, clarity, sharpness, detail etc etc .

Can I be boring and ask for a bit of background as to how you got this shot?.

Rob
 
I do wonder where you chaps get your Kingfishers sometimes ???

Looks like a flash was used here too ???

Local to me we do indeed have Kingfishers, and I know the branch they like to sit on too - but even manufacturing an equivalent to about 530mm on a 12mp sensor, the damn things are so far away to fill the frame would be a crop down to just 5000px - which ain't worth the hassle of bothering

I guess we just don't have sociable birds round here (but that's another story my single m8s report!)

Fab shot, great timing, if I could moan a smidge... the back looks a little blown, but perhaps you can pull that back in processing?

:clap: x 10 whatever

DD
 
Great timing for this shot(y), now where's the one with it coming out of the water with the fish;)
 
Excellent, well done
 
Shot at 40mm according to the EXIF....so flashed and remotely fired is my guess!!

Nice shot :)
 
Thats pretty damned good :clap:
 
40mm focal length! was it under your nose or something!
 
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:agree: with that lot! , great shot matey! :clap:
 
I take my hat off to you. Fantastic shot. :clap:
 
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Flippin 'eck mate, that shots a stunner.
40mm focal length:eek: is it a pet or something.
And......just to rub it in, the sharpness in camera was set to soft.

Seriously though, that shot is one of the finest i have seen to date, you should be well pleased with that one.

are you sure the horizons straight:LOL:

:clap::clap::clap::clap::clap:

Cheers for posting
Dean:)
 
Stunning shot there did you use a flash if so does it not scare the bird or are they ok with it (y)
 
Simply, why?
 
Why 40mm on a protected species? Assuming flash.
 
Don`t make it right.
 
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