Pool surprise No2

[John Robinson]

Moorhen Not a surprise because its a moorhen but because the pool is hardly big enough for the bird to turn around.!!
It didn't stop long anyway. I was pleased in a way as it muddied all theshallow water !
Unable toget any detail from the blacks in shadow. The sun was murder today, but mustn't grumble.

Oh those blasted reflections !!!
D7100
Nikor 70-300 f4
About 80% of frame.
800 ISO
250th sec @11
Thanks for comments on last pic
Appreciated.
JohnR

[William Dickson]

Whatever is going to turn up next!!!! :S3: We should have wish list :S3: Nice looking image John you have controlled the colours well.

A kingfisher next? :w3

Will

[John Robinson]

Thanks Will. I did have one a year or two back but missed it !
John

[christopher galeski]

nice capture of these touchy birds,prefer your other pool with all the different tones in the stones,bit of a poet in me:S3:TFS.

[John Robinson]

Thanks Chris
I agree. Trouble is the other pool is onlythree feet across! You never know though!! I put this on for a bit of interest really.
John

[Marina Scarr]

Great job on the exposure here with a tough bird. Your horizon is looking off to me. If you draw a line straight down from the tip of the bird's beak to it's reflection, it should meet.

[Jonathan Ashton]

Nice details John, I get these and even mallards in my garden pond and they uproot all the pond plants - it looks a real mess right now!

[John Robinson]

Thanks all
Yes Marina ,it is a degree or two off. Good tip that.
Thanks
John