I started taking photos from an early age of 13 with a little Brownie Camera .....my passions are nature ,animals, floral and scenic views hoping to capture it all the beauty.. ...I currently use a Nikon D5000 and NIKON D 40... Nikkor 18 – 135 mm zoom 18- 200 mm VR lens Nikkor 50mm F1.8 lens and a Nikor 60mm Macro lens ..... I use a Wacom Tablet . Apophysis , Ultra Fractal4 .. as well as PSP , Photoshop 7, Pixarra, CS 2 and Lightroom 2 and other graphic programs for about 9 years ..I love all forms of art and photography ....I live in cape Breton . Canada, retired from Bell Canada and am a volunteer for the Humane Society...working with the kittens from when they are born until they are adopted . I used to work with the dogs but many of the stronger ones pulled my back out
thank you to everyone that looks at and enjoy my photos :)
Peace Lu
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| F Number | f/5.6 |
|---|---|
| Make | NIKON CORPORATION |
| Model | NIKON D40 |
| Shutter Speed | 10/10000 |
| ISO Speed | 400 |
| Focal Length | 200 |
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Comments (18)
SapUS59
excellent capture my friend, the lighting is superb in this, great work !!
amlondono
A wonderful capture , never seen one ! Ana
Fred255
A very good photo of a low flying bird!
stolta
Very beautiful capture this is skarfur on Icelandic language and sea raven and cormorant in English fantastic shot!!!!
photostar
Stolta is correct, Lu...they seem to navigate looking for food and fish around the Great Lakes area. This is a beautiful capture and something you will remember, I'm sure.
MrsLubner
cormorant or anhinga. The "snake bird" so named for its long neck that snakes around when its under water looking for food. These are amazing birds that do not have oil to protect them from getting soaked to the skin the way ducks and other water fowl do. After a dive, they have to sun - open their wings - so they can dry out before they can fly off or take another dive. Beautiful shot you got of this one!
billcody
We call it "Kormoran" in Germany, and they are not fishermen`s friend. They plunder the fishponds of the fishermen and make many damages (?)there. Only one bird is not a problem, but they can build up colonies with dozens, and they are all hungry. In earlier times the german fishermen shoot them, but this is not allowed today. We have two small colonies here in the city. Wunderful snapshot! You catched it very well. I like these colorful fethers, and you catched them. Great!
inshaala
Nice in-flight shot crisp and detailed - good thing he decided to start flying as you left and good thing you were ready for it :) (Just uploaded a reply btw ;))
lucindawind
wow you guys are a wealth of information .! thank you all so much ! :)
Mad-Mike
Hehe! so glad some people knew what is was also! and very lovely capture of him! specially with his wing just dipping into the water! very crisp, and clear action shot of him! hugssss super nice!
Mousson
Great capture !!!!!!!!
durleybeachbum
Superb catch!!
ledwolorz
Fantastic shot.
JaneEden
This is an excellent shot Lu, and I was going to say too that it is a Cormorant which is a large aquatic bird and linked to the gannet, and the pelican and is found mainly in warmer and tropical locations, mostly on the sea ... Superb photography, and thanks for sharing, hugs Jane xx
DCLEW2
Spectacular shot.
junge1
Wow, how low can you go? He is flying under the radar! Beautifully captured in flight and great detail in the feathers and reflections!
lesbentley
Great capture!
DreamHalation
Love it!