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targetman
29th of January 2008 (Tue), 12:47
Kingfisher
Anke
29th of January 2008 (Tue), 12:55
Great capture, well done!
JimLittle
29th of January 2008 (Tue), 12:57
Beautiful capture!!!
paul_g
29th of January 2008 (Tue), 13:00
Thats very nice!
hTr
29th of January 2008 (Tue), 13:05
Great Shot!!!
tomd
29th of January 2008 (Tue), 13:08
Fantastic shot, love the colors
aligater
29th of January 2008 (Tue), 13:28
Cracking shot Target, very nice detail.
pttenn
29th of January 2008 (Tue), 15:23
I just think all those British kingfishers are tame! lolol
Karen
Ferco
29th of January 2008 (Tue), 16:05
I just think all those British kingfishers are tame! lolol
Karen

If only lol
Awesome shot- what lens?
Gary Fairhead
29th of January 2008 (Tue), 16:22
Super!!
philc123
29th of January 2008 (Tue), 16:23
Wonderful shot. :)
MikeI
29th of January 2008 (Tue), 18:39
Beauty!!! Colorful, sharp, and well composed.
kadacat
29th of January 2008 (Tue), 20:03
Fabulous shot!
OUTLAW PHOTO
29th of January 2008 (Tue), 20:19
Outstanding image of a beautiful bird! :)
Normcar21
29th of January 2008 (Tue), 20:40
Excellent capture! Love the colors of the UK King
MicheleRF
29th of January 2008 (Tue), 21:19
Can't say it oftern enough, love your kingfishers over there in the UK! Nice shot as well!
ajosteve
29th of January 2008 (Tue), 21:31
You guys are killing us over here in the U.S.A. with those kingfisher shots. That has to be the prettiest bird in the UK. Great capture of this cutie...steve
eccles
30th of January 2008 (Wed), 05:05
A stunning bird and a very good shot, but you have sharpening halos. Sharpening is a useful tool to get back detail that is lost when downsizing a photo for web display but when you have a dark subject against a light background you have to be very careful when applying sharpening or you'll get light borders around the dark images. One trick is to apply selective sharpening. If you use photoshop, just run a lasso around inside of the area where detail needs to be enhanced, keeping away from high contrast edges, then just apply a little sharpening to the area that you've enclosed.
Sindri Skulason
30th of January 2008 (Wed), 13:50
Great shot of the Kingfisher. :-)
rrdjserv@earthlink.net
30th of January 2008 (Wed), 14:10
I'm jealous. Excellent. --Rick