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Comment by Colsyb posted on Pentax D-BG5 Battery Grip for K3/K3ii at 20/06/2018 - 16:49

Blythman wrote:
Excellent set. Good time for Kingfishers with the young dispersing

Thanks Alan. Having seen your work on here, I take that as a great compliment 😀

Comment by Colsyb posted on The Fisher King at 23/08/2017 - 15:46

Thanks Bill.

Enjoyed your website. Some lovely original work on there. Fresh and beautifully seen.

Colin

Comment by Colsyb posted on The Fisher King at 21/08/2017 - 12:49

Thanks again to you all for your kind comments, much appreciated

Comment by Colsyb posted on The Fisher King at 20/08/2017 - 16:55

Algernon wrote:
Great captures. I've not seen one for a few years now.

Your website is about the best I've seen. Very clear and to the point. I never used to like slide shows, but because everything works so well yours is great. I dread trying to look at stuff on the likes of Flickr..... they've completely lost the plot if they ever had it

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Thanks for your lovely comments,it's much appreciated. I agree re Flickr, not a fan

Daronl wrote:
Super set , well taken, all good for me; this species can be very elusive, frustrating and tricky; I have got 4 decent shots in 5 seasons so this very high qualty set is quite an achievement .

Regards

Comment by Colsyb posted on The Fisher King at 20/08/2017 - 16:54

Thank you all kindly for your nice comments. I am 'well chuffed' with them. In fact my chuff has never been weller!

cheers.

Comment by Colsyb posted on The Fisher King at 19/08/2017 - 22:22

I can identify very much with that Mike. I have had many 'naturey' friends telling me tales of where they are and how often they see them!

Mine were two years in the making, and it was all over in a minute! I feel like a mighty weight has gone from my shoulders Moving on to sparrows next!

Comment by Colsyb posted on The Fisher King at 19/08/2017 - 17:07

A few shots from Lackford Lakes in Suffolk. All taken within a minute or two with my lovely (but heavy) Pentax 150-450mm on my K3. I have waited a long time to get shots of my nemesis the kingfisher!