Diving Kingfisher
Nov 30, 2015 01:39:16 #
Anyone have a link to the article of the man who spent many years to capture his perfect photo of a Kingfisher
diving for its dinner.Not sure if I saw it on the web or on UHH
Thankyou.
diving for its dinner.Not sure if I saw it on the web or on UHH
Thankyou.
Nov 30, 2015 01:50:42 #
evenic wrote:
Anyone have a link to the article of the man who spent many years to capture his perfect photo of a Kingfisher
diving for its dinner.Not sure if I saw it on the web or on UHH
Thankyou.
diving for its dinner.Not sure if I saw it on the web or on UHH
Thankyou.
It has been on the hog multiple times. Here is the link to the Daily Mail.com article and picutres:
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3330286/Photographer-takes-perfect-picture-diving-kingfisher-six-years-4-200-hours-720-000-shots.html
Nov 30, 2015 01:55:41 #
evenic wrote:
Anyone have a link to the article of the man who spent many years to capture his perfect photo of a Kingfisher
diving for its dinner.Not sure if I saw it on the web or on UHH
Thankyou.
diving for its dinner.Not sure if I saw it on the web or on UHH
Thankyou.
There are many shots of kingfishers diving for their dinner. Most of the shots you will see posted are from European and African kingfishers. They are easier to get shots of. Most, if not all are taken under controlled conditions and take a while to se up.
The Belted Kingfisher from N. America is not numerous and it is also very shy. Not an easy one to get high quality shots of. I have seen images taken of them, but they were under controlled situations as well.
Nov 30, 2015 07:46:12 #
Nov 30, 2015 07:47:08 #
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