I know, it’s blurry. I’d just arrived at the blind, camera still in the case, when this magnificent heron soared from nowhere, into my view. This photo illustrates MY thrill at capturing even a blurred image of this beauty.
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A moment of excitement beautifully captured. The picture is about your feeling, and sharpness of focus is a matter of chance and of secondary importance.
Oh, that’s very kind. But, I must admit that simply viewing the descent of this amazing creature was something I will remember clearly😉
Wow, so very majestic!
You were so close, how exciting!
I know! So close but…maybe there will be another time.
Gorgeous!
Not so much my photo, but isn’t this bird magnificent!
Wow what a beauty – somewhat more flamboyant than our dull Grey Herons ! http://www.rspb.org.uk/wildlife/birdguide/name/g/greyheron/index.aspx
best wishes
chris
Yes, beautiful color on this bird. But, your grey herons are pretty lovely too:)
What a beauty!
Oh yes. I was just seconds late.
Wow, gorgeous bird!
Thank you:)
Gorgeous!! Lucky you! I have never captured one on film, but for years, one has lived on the river near my home and I’ve seen him dozens of times, once VERY close. An awesome picture, beautiful job you did!
It was just so thrilling to watch. Thank you!
amazing that you captured it so well!
Never moved so fast. I keep going back to the spot, but no heron yet. Thanks Carol!
So beautiful dear Elena, you are lucky to take his picture, when I saw my first heron (in UK) I made him afraid and he flew 🙂 Thank you, love, nia
I know, I held my breath! Thank you Nia.