The ponds near our house have ducks, usually mallards, and Canada Geese. The other day I saw this Canvasback duck diving - it was a great chance to try out the "sports" setting on my camera - rapid, continuous shots of moving objects.
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14 comments:
Bloob!!! All gone! Great series!
I loved how you photographed it scene after scene! Pictures itself tell a story.
This was a great series--love the happy accidents when you just keep shooting and end up with some really good images.
I love that - going, going, gone! I hope he caught himself a nice fat fish! xx
A great sequence of photos catching that duck diving down out of sight.
Love these photos. I can't wait to do some birding near our house it would be fun seeing those birds coming home from winter hibernation.
Thanks in joining Water World Wednesday Kim,USA
Brilliant JoAnn - your camera obviously works very well indeed on such
shots.
Great shots! The sports setting worked well.
Cool, wish my cheapie camera did that :0)
Crispy
Hope you were there when he came back up ... He really took a dive. Very awesome shot series ... lucky you to be in the right place at the right time with your camera in hand :)
Andrea @ From The Sol
Nice pictures - the fast shot options are fun to play with!
Cheers and thanks for linking to WBW- Stewart M - Melbourne
I love to sit and watch the ducks.
Pretty!!! I love to go birding and watch and try and search out different birds for photographing, this post was a special treat for me.
What fun catching the duck in action and even disappearing after its prey. Thanks for sharing in Walk and Click Wednesday!!
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