Underwater Photograph by Douglas Killourie

Underwater

by Douglas Killourie

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Title

Underwater

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Douglas Killourie

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Even from across the river, I could tell this Great Egret was about to do something exciting. I was able to capture just the right moment when it pierced the surface, and darted it's head underwater in search of a tasty meal.

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November 21st, 2017

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Comments (27)

Marv Vandehey

Nice!

Douglas Killourie replied:

Thanks, Marv!

Paul Quinn

Wow! perfect timing! Nicely done!

Douglas Killourie replied:

Thanks, Paul!

Jim Cook

Kudos to you sir! This is one amazing image!! L,F,Pin

Douglas Killourie replied:

Thanks, Jim!

Elena Nosyreva

Great timing!

Douglas Killourie replied:

Thanks, Elena!

Stuart Litoff

Cool capture!

Douglas Killourie replied:

Thanks, Stuart!

BASANT SONI

Fabulous & magical beautiful vision Divine show + L f

Douglas Killourie replied:

Thanks, Basant!

Judy Vincent

Wonderful capture!

Douglas Killourie replied:

Thanks, Judy!

Steve Henderson

An absolutely fascinating image, that causes me as the viewer to look and look and look, orienting myself as to what is going on. You must have moved quickly indeed to capture an image like this, right in the midst of the moment.

Douglas Killourie replied:

Yes! I am used to seeing egrets darting around. But this is the first time I've been able to get one with it's head underwater. I was so happy with the way it came out. Thanks, Steve!