Diving Gannet
Canon R6
f/4 400mm DO Mk2 at 560mm
f/5.6
1/3200
ISO 1000
The Gannets have been feeding quite close to the shore in my hometown recently, and I have spent a few hours photographing them....Although I did capture a lot of them diving, I thought this one was different, with the beak just entering the water, not an easy shot to get.....HH....ACR and PS.
Will
Not easy to photograph and arrow :-). well done.
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Wow, you nailed it, a speeding bullet. I cannot see how you could improve this image, well done. Thank you for sharing, Wil.
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Ha ha, look at that lawn dart hitting the water! Quite a memorable image here Will.
That fella really slimmed down and ready for entry Will. Wow!
Pretty impeccable timing. How fast do you suppose they are going upon entry? You had to be panning at a good clip...
I like the diagonal presence and the story we experience here. TFS!
Dude, talk about timing! You really nailed this bird at the perfect moment! Gotta love those tucked wings. Exposure and details are excellent; I only wish you have the resolution to crop in closer as the wide surroundings don't add anything to the frame.
Great timing on this one Will! You nailed this
Thanks for the comments guys...much appreciated.....60 mph Brian
Will
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