WT Kingfisher

[Uri First]

NIKON D4,700mm,f/7.1,1/4000,ISO1250

larger image:

http://www.urifirst.com/Recent/Recent-images/14020676_Ti97u#!i=2318983042&k=H2HwDmB&lb=1&s=A (http://www.smugmug.com/Recent/Recent-images/14020676_Ti97u#!i=2318983042&k=H2HwDmB&lb=1&s=A)




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[arash_hazeghi]

excellent sharp details and eye contact, the fish is a bonus. BG is a bit busy here

Thanks for sharing Uri!

[Robert Holguin]

Great shot!!
I really like the pose, excellent details, great comp, and the fish is big plus especially ccause you have eye contact.
You handled the light very well.
Well done.

[PhilCook]

Great colors indeed and very sharp detail, the fish looks like a Goldfish it's snatched from somebodys fish pond hehehehe.......great portrait

[Nick Palmieri]

Great capture and gorgeous bird , catch is a nice bonus. Looks like harsh light. IMO the BG could be toned down a bit.

[Stu Bowie]

Hi Uri, striking colours on this KF, a good HA, and great to see a close up of his catch. The KF is really sharp too. I agree the BG could be smoothened out a touch more, and cropping in a bit tighter will work too. Is there any reason why you didnt capture a full body shot of the KF?

[Daniel Cadieux]

I like the kingfisher and fish, and the fact the fish is pointing towards us. Sharp, beautiful colours. What is hurting the image is the BG which has distracting markings and the comp which could be helped by cropping lots above and left.

[Karl Egressy]

Great capture for both of you. I like the sharpness, details, slight head turn and the position of the fish.