Spent a very rainy day in a hide at Otterbourne but the weather didnt bother this female who visited regularly during the day
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Re: Kingfisher in the rain
Great shot Stan, tricky compromise on shutter speed I would imagine between keeping the kingfisher sharp and getting to show the rain drops. -
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She looks good in the rain Stan.ColinComment
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Re: Kingfisher in the rain
Excellent Stan , always think it adds something to shots when sowing rainSteve ( LSINWP )
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Re: Kingfisher in the rain
Nice one Stan agree with Steve adds a bit of interest don't make the picture so blandTrev
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Re: Kingfisher in the rain
Super shot and composition StanGary Cantwell LSINWP. ASINWP.Comment
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Re: Kingfisher in the rain
Great shot Stan.
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Re: Kingfisher in the rain
Excellent photo Stan considering the weather!Comment
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Re: Kingfisher in the rain
thanks for looking guys.
The rain and the light wasnt too bad for static photography as there was little chance of blowing the highlights but the constant fairly slow shutter speeds meant it was quite difficult for the diving shotsComment
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