Flying hunt

[Jorge Rubio]

Hi Friends
The firts, many thanks for your visit and commentaries from my photo.
In this shot another bee-eater but in this shot in fly.
I hope do you like and sorry for my " bad" english.
Cheers

Hola amigos.
Lo primero agraderos la bienvenida a esta página y agradeceros vuestras visitas y comentarios a mi foto. En esta ocasión os muestro un abejaruco en vuelo que espero que os guste.
Un saludo a todos y perdonarme por mi inglés que es bastante malo.

Iso 200
av 5
tv 1/400
eos 350d
18-55 to 35 mm
bean bag

www.jorgerubio.es

[Kaushik Balakumar]

wow, perfect timing...
how did you manage this... ?

thanks for sharing.

regards,
Kaushik

[Axel Hildebrandt]

Welcome, Jorge! Great timing and moment captured. I like the angle and using a wide lens makes this one very unusual. I might clone out the tree in the BG as it is a bit distracting. Keep them coming!

[Lana Hays]

Welcome, Jorge
I like the perspective on this one...certainly adds to the interest which is already high. Definitely a wonderful action image......with even good detail on the catch. I'm with Axel on the distraction of the tall tree.

[Rene Quenneville]

Moment in time well captured. I cannot beleive that you captured it at 35 mm. You must have been extremely close to the action. I would like to know your technique.

[Stephen Stephen]

Hola y bienvenido Jorge. I'm afraid that that's the limit of my Spanish. Nice action in this image. Was the dragonfly used to attract the bird? Did you use a remote control?

[Maxis Gamez]

Love it!! shame on the tree in the BG.

Go Alonso!!! :)

[sailesh.panchal]

An amazing image @ 35mm incredible.
Not really concerned by the tree as it puts the image in context. Wow