The photographer spent 6 years to take a picture of your dreams

Wildlife photographer from Scotland Alan Macfadyen finally managed to catch the one perfect shot, which was hunted long 6 years. He wanted to take a photo of a kingfisher diving into the water without a splash. To do this, Alan came to the same wild lake several times a week (on average 100 days a year) and hard to photograph birds.

Love of nature Alan gave his grandfather. 40 years ago, when her grandson was 6 years old, he showed him the lake where the kingfishers nest. When Macfadyen grew up and became a photographer, he went to the same spot to capture the beauty and agility of these birds.

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"I wanted to do a picture where Kingfisher cuts mirror surface of water accurately and without a surge».











"As a child I fell in love with these nimble little birds - other than fishermen, and I wanted to show them in all their glory».











"For a picture not only I had to catch the right moment, but also the kingfisher had to fulfill all perfectly."











"I was shooting at 600 frames per day, but none of them seemed to me a perfect».











"I have never regretted that he spent so much time - because I love my job. I am proud that I was able to finally fulfill his plan, "- says Alan.



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