The best Kingfisher shot EVER! (1 Viewer)

kaz10

Well-known member

• Jan 5, 2010

• #21

username said:

Crazy shot kaz10....[congrats on getting it published]....!

ps....[what is it with all these kingfishers hanging about on invisible washing-lines...is someone 'putting them out to dry' or something]...?

pps....please don't take that last comment too seriously...[as if you could]!...but these images just reminded me of photos i've seen of birds being stuck on limed branches..!

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don t quite understand what you are saying to be honest

 

pam zang

Member

• Jan 6, 2010

• #22

Jaff said:

I think this is easily one of the best Kingfisher shots ever posted on Birdforum and would win any competition no sweat.

I reckon many professionals would be jealous of this one too. A HUGE round of applause to the photographer :clap:

http://www.birdforum.net/gallery/showphoto.php/photo/270267/ppuser/79393

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i agree.:clap:

 

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Rockface

New member

• Mar 22, 2010

• #23

Wow, super shot....nice to see a Kingfisher pic that's a bit different! How many hours did that take to get?

 

Birdbrain

"Birders do it in the Field"

• Mar 22, 2010

• #24

You have to say aint this one up with the best :-O

Well its diving aint it :t:

Sorry i had to do it :-O

 

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dantheman

Bah humbug

• Mar 22, 2010

• #25

Birdbrain said:

You have to say aint this one up with the best :-

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Nice pic of a crisp packet caught up in the undergrowth

Have to say I think most people will prefer the original images on this thread :-O

 

Birdbrain

"Birders do it in the Field"

• Mar 22, 2010

• #26

Sorry but i was sorting out my crap photos (most) and found that, back to the original aint it a belter! that must be up for photo of the year so far.

 

dafi

Well-known member

• Mar 22, 2010

• #27

That really is outstanding...luv it!!

 

David Smith

Warrington Lancs

• Mar 23, 2010

• #28

dantheman said:

Nice pic of a crisp packet caught up in the undergrowth

Have to say I think most people will prefer the original images on this thread :-O

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No-sorry. I'm a crisp packet sort of person and this wins hands down:t:

 

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gindog

Well-known member

• Mar 29, 2010

• #29

it's all been said, but i have only just seen the pictures. wow. no criticism, constructive or otherwise just wow.

obm

 

The Actor

Well-known member

• Apr 5, 2010

• #30

I see that there's a similar photo that has been published in this months PhotoPlus magazine. I'm guessing that it's from the same session as I doubt that there are two Karens from the west Midlands taking kingfisher pictures. Personally I prefer the image on here. Well done on them all.