King penguins get up and at it early in the morning. What exactly it is that they are up and at isn’t always clear. They scurry around as a group, heading to the surf, running back from it, then turning and heading parallel to the shoreline in the other direction. I mounted my camera on a tripod and used a slow shutter speed to capture a bit of this organized chaos. Nikon D810 with Nikkor 70-200mm lens (at 170mm) ISO 31, f/18 at 1 second
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King penguins get up and at it early in the morning. What exactly it is that they are up and at isn’t always clear. They scurry around as a group, heading to the surf, running back from it, then turning and heading parallel to the shoreline in the other direction. I mounted my camera on a tripod and used a slow shutter speed to capture a bit of this organized chaos.
WOW!!!!! What a GREAT shot, Sean. I would certainly be proud of this were it in my portfolio of images. Move over, Art Wolfe!
Ha. Thanks Sue. I wish.
great pic., my be you can share this pic, with me so I can put it in perfoloi for the year? )
Looks like a painting.
very cool
—– There they rush hither
—– And yon back and forth to show
—– Some arctic O C D .
Love this shot!
Wow!! This is beautiful, Crane.
Thanks Shardae.
Gorgeous very artistic it looks like he’s walking with his ghost friends
🙂 Maybe it’s some kind of training routine for a potential future problem! Cool shot!
Thanks Rachel. I’m sure there is a very good reason for their odd behavior. Charismatic, yes, but odd.
Love this photo!
All your photos are great, but this is one of my favorites.
Thanks Grace. Nice to have such cooperative subjects.