View allAll Photos Tagged dive
... on the left is hubby, on the right his old army buddy Bob who is nowadays the owner of "the Divingrepublic" ...
L2Q4A5036_lr
Let’s see how many bird lovers will comment on this beauty
f/2.8, 1/800 sec, ISO-5000, 400mm
#OspreyPhotography #BirdsPhotography #NaturePhotographyUK #WildlifePhotographyUK #PhotoOfTheDay #BirdWatching #BirdsOfPrey #BestPhotos #Discoverwildlife #animal #earthfocus #earth #birdingphotography #birdpics #bird_captures #osprey #ospreyphotography #animalphotography #natgeo #nature #wildlife #Discovery #naturelovers #photography #rspb #best_birds_planet
This is a pied-billed grebe adult - one of the parents - just after diving, seeking fish. Wish I could've managed a shot with a fish there, too, but just happy to get it near enough the shore to see the bird!
If you follow my images you know I’ve been spending a lot of time with the Burrowing Owls. Owls in general are a favorite subject, Burrowing Owls in particular. They have personality and watching their chicks gain confidence as they put on their feathers and venture from the nest burrow is a blast. This one is the male, who had taken up one of his hunting positions on a tree. I was doing my best to keep my lens on him, as long as my arms allowed, and luckily caught this dive down in my direction. He was headed to the ground to pick up the remains of an earlier meal he had taken there. To me, he looks very fierce in this position and I would not want to be the object of his desires. He’s been a good provider, bringing many frogs, a couple of birds and assorted insects. Frogs, by the way, are enjoyed by the owls marinated and dried out with just the right topping of sand. Hmmm good! (Athene cunicularia) (Sony a1, 200-600 lens @ 415, 1/5000 second, f/6.3, ISO 1250)
Wish the angle was just a little more so that some light hit the eagle's head ... but still a cool dive and hunting mode capture.
BLOG [► HERE]
PRIMFEED [► HERE]
DETAILS
--------------------------
• OUTFIT: Aloe. Narissa Set @ Anthem
• LM - ✈ Shop
• GLASSES: *Tentacio* Tesa diving glasses ✈ Shop
• POSES: Sweet Art. Ally Poses @ KAWAII PROJECT
• LM - ✈ Shop
• HAIR: Wasabi // Starlight Hair - Absolute Pack ✈ Shop
• TATTOO: VUDU TATTOO - Tranquil - BoM [FATPACK] ✈ Shop
• DECO:
• BALL: {wn} Jumbo Beach Ball ✈ Shop
• BBQ: {what next} Caliente Mini BBQ - 10 Colour Set ✈ Shop
• NUGGET: Hangry - Yum Yum Bags ✈ Shop
• FOKE: YOKAI - Summer Seal @ Collabor88
• LM - ✈ Shop
Thanks to all my Follower and my great Sponsors ❤
European Honey Bee (Apis mellifera)
Diving into a Buttercup Flower.
Happy Beautiful Bug Butt Thursday!
Street Photography taken on the Corniche of Beirut. A local man dives into the ocean below. Taken with a Canon 5D4 and a 50mm lens and converted to black and white in Lightroom.
This is one of the images I took during my trip in Rajastan in 2023 While reviewing it I realize that the angle I took this image makes the man almost two dimensional like a cartoon.
WEARING
[LOB] WITHBAND TANK
Kario | Legacy | Jake | Gianni
FATPACK: Tank is split into 3 sections, each with 16 colour options. Bandana = 7 colour options.
Can be purchased at ALPHA EVENT NOW!
The daily ritual of an ocean swim begins at Avoca Beach, New South Wales Australia.
One for the "My Home Town" project (accumulating in album of same name).
Eagle Stopped by to fish in my neighborhood pond, and causes an uproar among local birds. In fact, it was the sound of the ducks, geese, and black birds that drew my attention to his presence.
It's amazing how long these guys can stay under. I followed this one for a while along the beach, and was sometimes very surprised by where it came up!
Pigeon Guilemot, Cepphus columba
Now that COVID restrictions are being eased it was great to head back to Tom's hides in Bourne (www.wildlife-photography-hides.co.uk) recently. He has a new setup for diving kingfishers so it was great to give it a go for a few hours...
This is a male Anna's hummingbird diving in to get to the hummingbird feeder. The hummingbirds have been particularly active of late. Mating season is upon us. the females need a lot of food to make and feed babies and the males need a lot of energy for their dive displays to impress the ladies.
I would like to say my lightning reactions resulted in this shot, but it was a bit of luck, I was pressing the shutter at just the moment the Kingfisher dived. No pre-capture here!