India - My first sequence here on UHH: I love shooting sequences, I have never posted a sequence here, I hope you enjoy it. It is the landing sequence of the Bronze Winged Jacana.

Indrajeet Singh Loc: Goa, India

I love shooting sequences, I have never posted a sequence here, I hope you enjoy it. It is the landing sequence of the Bronze Winged Jacana.

Sequences show a close study of the subjects grace and colours, which we otherwise miss in other formats.

I hope you enjoy this set and don't find it monotonous. Will appreciate your honest comments.

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Wingpilot Loc: Wasilla. Ak

That’s an interesting sequence. Interesting bird, too. Thanks for sharing.

UTMike Loc: South Jordan, UT

Wonderful work, Micki! Very interesting step-by-step captures.

Longshadow Loc: Audubon, PA, United States

NMGal Loc: NE NM

Very nice sequence.

Earnest Botello Loc: Hockley, Texas

Fantastic sequence, Indrajeet.

CindyHouk Loc: Nw MT

Wonderful sequence!

kpmac Loc: Ragley, La

Very nicely done.

IDguy Loc: Idaho

That guy has some serious feet!

Thanks for sharing.

BlueMorel Loc: Southwest Michigan

Great! Like watching a very slow motion movie! Love the colors.

Scruples Loc: Brooklyn, New York

Indrajeet Singh wrote:

I love shooting sequences, I have never posted a sequence here, I hope you enjoy it. It is the landing sequence of the Bronze Winged Jacana.

Sequences show a close study of the subjects grace and colours, which we otherwise miss in other formats.

I hope you enjoy this set and don't find it monotonous. Will appreciate your honest comments.

Dear Fellow Hogger, Indrajeet Singh: This is an amazing series!. I have never seen a bird with such unique plumage. I would like to offer some mild critique. Much of my work has a story behind it. You should share any story that you can to inform the viewer. With a bird of such color, there must be a legend behind it. You can also share the location and the migratory pattern for those of use who would venture forth. Each photograph has worth and as a whole the series is not monotonous or melodramatic. The watermark should not obscure the subject of the photograph. Usually it is best placed in a corner either on the left or right side.
If my critique was harsh, please forgive me as it was not intended as such. I am merely a hobbyist who started learning to photograph back in 1976. So I still have a great deal to learn from others such as yourself.

This is an amazing series of a very beautiful bird! Thank you for sharing!

Happy Shooting!!

Katydid Loc: Davis, CA

Beautiful. I love those feet!

robertjerl Loc: Corona, California

Indrajeet Singh wrote:

I love shooting sequences, I have never posted a sequence here, I hope you enjoy it. It is the landing sequence of the Bronze Winged Jacana.

Sequences show a close study of the subjects grace and colours, which we otherwise miss in other formats.

I hope you enjoy this set and don't find it monotonous. Will appreciate your honest comments.

Very Interesting and the shots are high quality as usual from you. Thanks for posting.

TriX Loc: Raleigh, NC

Remarkable! Your shots of the fauna of India are always fascinating to those of us who have not visited this interesting (and colorful) country. Thank you!

Sylvias Loc: North Yorkshire England

Great captures Micki of a beautiful bird.