This tern appears to love to swim butterfly ;)
M2N, 300/2.8, manual mode, 1/1600 sec, f/5.6, ISO 200, 11:40AM
bigger image: http://www.all4smartphone.com/person...barka-6993.jpg
Expect more interesting shots of terns these days :)
A butterfly swim style lesson
This tern appears to love to swim butterfly ;)
M2N, 300/2.8, manual mode, 1/1600 sec, f/5.6, ISO 200, 11:40AM
bigger image: http://www.all4smartphone.com/person...barka-6993.jpg
Expect more interesting shots of terns these days :)
fantastic action well captured., the water splash really works well!
Great moment captured. The splashes add a lot to it. I might try to get the bird a bit out of the center.
Love the great action you captured in this image and the water splash is awesome.. Well done Nikolay !!!
Great splashing action - and it is this very splashing that is the main attention-getter in this image (at least for me). I wish the head was turned in either direction for a better view of one of the eyes. Looks very refreshing!
Michael Plephs would jealous here :)
Great pose, though I wish we had a better view of the eyes.
Tahks for sharing this :)
I would prefer a better head turn of the bird but the action is fantastic and the splash makes the photo. Please, keep them comming
Love that splash. Personally, I don't mind the centered composition.
Looking fwd to more of ur tern images...
The splashes and wing postion are fabulous. Ashame about the algae in the water causing the greenish tones. Do you know the species? (It looks like our Sandwich Tern.)
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thank you very much for the comments :)
Arthur, this is a juvenile sandwich tern :), as you suggested.
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