Kingfisher Bridge

We walked miles between two bridges, which are about 50 yards apart, stalking the kingfisher. He was teasing us, when we were on one bridge he was fishing, or flying, near the other.

The other challenge today was frozen bubbles, but I gave up rather quickly - my bubbles wouldn't freeze, but I did!

[Jacqueline]

Great view, saw a kingfisher in my garden yesterday but he was quicker than I was.....pity

[BillyBoy]

Great POV.

[Susan Wakely]

You have caught the light beautifully under the bridge. We will get a good shot one day soon I hope.

[Sally Ings]

Nice atmosphere. I like the whisps stream rising from the water

[Esther Rosenberg]

Fantastic shot, great POV. You crack me up with your narrative. Don’t give up!

[KoalaGardens🐨]

what a beautiful spot

[Lin]

Very pretty - like your comp

[haskar]

I like the light on the water.

[Yolanda]

Beautiful pic

[Margo Sayer]

Kingfishers are more satisfactory than bubbles...IMHO ;-)
VML the aspect.

[FBailey]

Looks v tranquil

[Kathy]

I like the light coming through the arch of that bridge.

[*lynn]

So lovely with the light coming through. Great POV.

[wendy frost]

Lovely capture and light.

[Joan Robillard]

Lovely scne

[katy]

I love how the light comes through the arch in this bridge. Sorry I eluded you but you got a lovely bridge shot.

[Shutterbug]

Love how you caught the light under the bridge.

[jackie edwards]

frozen bubbles at 15 degrees fahrenheit or lower. got to be super cold! add glycerin to the water too...good you had this lovely bridge to photograph but I bet the water made you even colder!

[Rob Z]

Lovely with the slightly foggy effect. :)

[Casablanca]

Teasing you for sure! Cheeky wotsit. Only because he flew off so Phil could capture him instead - nothing like a spot of sibling rivalry!!

[Valerie Chesney]

Lovely capture....ha-ha...that's what birds do to us as we wait around patiently or chase them madly.

[Clare Gadsby]

beautiful light