Here is a photo of a Sacred Kingfisher. Biggest hates about it, is that it's captive. Second biggest hate is the bokeh. Third biggest hate is the lighting. Not sure why I even bothered to post it.
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Sacred Kingfisher
Having a bit of a slow patch recently and haven't gone out to take any bird photos. Basically because if I'm out and about, I'll take a photo even though it won't fill the frame sufficiently enough and my shutter count is high so I wan't to conserve.
Here is a photo of a Sacred Kingfisher. Biggest hates about it, is that it's captive. Second biggest hate is the bokeh. Third biggest hate is the lighting. Not sure why I even bothered to post it. Darryl (aka Kipper)
Nikon D200
Well Darryl
Despite all the "hates" it's still a good shot of a beautiful bird. You should be happy to have the shot. Where the hell are there captive kingfishers? Peter
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Stubbsy, Toronga Zoo in an enclosure that you can walk through. They had a couple of them that you could walk around amongst the birds.
Photo was taken with the 70-200VR with TC1.7IIE. Darryl (aka Kipper)
Nikon D200
So it's a decent size I guess. I just had this vision of a bird in a small cage. Peter
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