The subject alone is one of my favorites though very elusive for me to photoraph.
Ronny, your presentation here is what I voted on, these are simply outstanding IMO
#4 for the win!
AGeoJO wrote:
Ronny, I never grow tired looking at your wonderful KF images! They sure are beautiful birds, for sure more colorful than the belted KF we have over here. They EMV!
Joshua
Thanks my friend !
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speedmaster20d wrote:
very nice shots
Thanks Ari !
Karl Witt wrote:
The subject alone is one of my favorites though very elusive for me to photoraph.
Ronny, your presentation here is what I voted on, these are simply outstanding IMO
#4 for the win!
jpschulman wrote:
Beautiful pictures, clean background. These definetly serve as a how to for shooting these beautiful birds. Thank you for sharing them.
Thanks Jon
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Bryan Crowe wrote:
Can I ask how you got to close to the KF?
Here in California they are very jumpy.
Wonderful work!
Thanks Bryan !
I had received a tip on where they were and I went there in the middle of the night and rigged up my hide and waited for a number of hours for these and finally they came and they were quite willing to pose for some photography and they actually sat still for quite a while
Going out in the night to set up your blind and waiting for the right moment & light to photograph this kingfisher is impressive work. Spectacular images with breath-taking color!!
Snic320 wrote:
Both the camera and the lens deliver! but I also see a lot of work involved...
Congrats!
Thanks Nicolas !
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rand1951 wrote:
Going out in the night to set up your blind and waiting for the right moment & light to photograph this kingfisher is impressive work. Spectacular images with breath-taking color!!
