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Actually this isn't a fight, but a typical feeding process, once the babies become as big as the parents. It's a wonder the two Snowy Egrets survive this dangerous time, feeding !
Fighting Lion Cubs.
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Batu Laut, Malaysia.
Camera : 500C/M Planar 80mm f2.8 Lens.
Film : Redscale Fujicolor 160S ( Expired ).
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This was shot on our Iceland Winter Wilderness photo workshop.
There had been a storm the day before, so the ocean was very rough with huge waves crashing onto the shore. I wanted to get close to this large chunk of ice (about knee high) that was basically too big to be pushed further ashore.
In order to get the waves in the background at a decent size, I needed to move as close as possible to the ice, risking to get a serious soaking. Many people underestimate the power of the ocean here, and on this year's trip two people lost their equipment to the waves. The moment you move close to or even into the ocean, it can become very dangerous indeed.
Timing was crucial - I needed to be ready to run like hell. On this year's trip I ripped a muscle in one of my calfs doing that; my backpack was too heavy and the sand too soft - a lesson learned. The first few days of our trip I had to walk with crutches.
For this shot used a 6 stop ND filter and the cleverly designed LucrOit filter holder. Without it, I wouldn't be able to use any filters on my 14-24 lens.
Nikon D800, AF-S 14-24/2.8, 1s @ f/7.1, ISO 100, LucrOit filter system, tripod
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The 2015 tour is already fully booked, but there are still some spaces on the 2016 tour.
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Marsel
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Blue wildebeests (Connochaetes taurinus) fighting for dominance, the nature reserve Mara North Conservancy, Kenya, 28-09-2018.
The image was taken from a open safari vehicle.
Still enjoying the Indian summer in London but autumn is gathering momentum -- reds and oranges take over, the deers in the park start to fight, the conkers rain from the skies -- and winter slowly creeps in through the back door, with chilly misty mornings and frost on the window. And bare trees in the viewfinder.
Yellow headed blackbirds fighting in eastern Washington. This fight went on for 15-20 minutes. I thought it would be to the death but both birds flew off in different directions. One of them had the upper hand and was on top pecking at the other's head form a good portion of the fight. I haven't seen anything like it.
Pelicans fighting at Kiama in New South Wales. These two seemed to trying to hurt each other with their beaks.
A Bald Eagle is what was chasing the Osprey, I knew there were a few mated pairs in the surrounding area but I never thought I'd actually see one so close. The Osprey decided to take flight rather than to lock talons with the Bald Eagle, a wise choice. The quality is not great as I was photographing this from a rather small tippy boat.
Février 2016...
...nan-cheese,free-style & free-fight! ;)
une équipe de spartiates à l'entrainement dans l'dos...
chelou l'ambiance...
Kampffisch - fighting fish
Als er meine Kamera sah, ging er zum Angriff über. Ich weiß nicht, was das für ein Fisch ist, aber ich glaube, der frisst auch Piranhas.
When the fish saw my camera, he attacked me. I do not know what kind of fish that is, but I think he also eats piranhas.
DMV Cargo Rail's new Vetron locomotives are named Fighter 1 and Fighter 2. But they had not much of a fight when running light engine with two empty buffer cars. BG-DMVRC 81 972 and 80 961 are pictured in the evening of June, 10 2018 at КОСТЕНЕЦ (Kostenec). The local storks seem less excited about that train than the photographer was.
This picture was in flickr explore on July 19, 2018.
Die Flotte des privaten bulgarische Eisenbahnunternehmens DMV Cargo Rail besteht aus zwei Vectron-Lokomotiven, die als Fighter 1 und Fighter 2 bezeichnet sind. Am Abend des 10. Juni 2018 hatten BG-DMVRC 81 972 sowie 80 961 allerdings wenig zu kämpfen, als sie zusammen mit zwei leeren Flachwagen durch den Bahnhof КОСТЕНЕЦ (Kostenetz) rollten. Die Störche in ihren Nestern waren von diesem außergewöhnlichen Zug deutlich weniger beeindruckt als der Fotograf. (6592)
A light fight on a foggy night in front of Brighton's crumbling West Pier. Beaten, bruised but not defeated.
We arrived in the evening at Kirkjufellsfoss but it was raining heavyly with heavy gale and no way to do a shot.
So what to do.... we decided to visit the first restaurant in Iceland on that trip - Bjargarsteinn Mathús - in Grundarfjördur, just a short drive from the Kirkjufellsfoss. And it was spectacular good. So if you ever visit that place, it's worth a visit.. and they don't pay me for this promotion :-).
During the night we sometimes feared to be blown away by the storm and in the morning it still was raining cats and dogs. During forenoon it got better for short times, the rain stopped and gave us the opportunity to go out and "do our job" ... Well, we didn't get it at sunset, we didn't get it at sunrise, but still it looks good with the current wheather condition.