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Photos of river scenes

Very misty start on the River Thurne at Coldharbour today
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Paul Bullinger said:
Very misty start on the River Thurne at Coldharbour todayView attachment 34232
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I should add that whilst fishing at Coldharbour I was blessed with having a bittern fly upstream, right in front of me. It was one of those jaw dropping moments when all you can do is stare. Just wish I had the skills of Dave Taylor to photograph this iconic Norfolk Broads bird with the reeds as a backdrop. The fishing was good as well. A day to remember!
 
Paul Bullinger said:
I should add that whilst fishing at Coldharbour I was blessed with having a bittern fly upstream, right in front of me. It was one of those jaw dropping moments when all you can do is stare. Just wish I had the skills of Dave Taylor to photograph this iconic Norfolk Broads bird with the reeds as a backdrop. The fishing was good as well. A day to remember!
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Would have loved to have seen ( and photographed) that Bittern Paul .
 
Nigel Whittingham said:
Every now & then, whilst fishing, you look up and the scene grabs you. Everything is just perfect and you forget about the fishing for a few seconds whilst you take it all in. You seem to have them moments more than most Dave! Very lucky fella!
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We see so much when fishing,… that’s why I took up photography to try and capture those magical moments in time.
Wished I’d learned how to use a camera much earlier,…. all those missed opportunities ( 50 years worth).
I’m on the riverbanks most days so the percentage factor means I can fluke a reasonable pic every now and again,… yes I’m very lucky indeed Nigel.🙂📸🎣
 
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