6 Years and 720,000 Attempts - Dedication @ Peaks

[4Vikram]

Photographer Finally Takes Perfect Shot After 6 Years and 720,000 Attempts

This is sheer dedication...

#3 Dedication

 

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Everyone in this world is busy doing something or the other. Everyone here is actually busy running here and there. We work because we have a goal in our mind. Very clearly, we want to achieve something. But what are the skills that make us a successful individual? Hard work, knowledge, dedication etc. are a few. 

In this article, we'll be talking about dedication. Dedication of a photographer. Will you ever attempt something for almost around 720,000 times across 6 years? This is what this photographer did. 

Check his work ahead.

#2 The Story

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So let us tell you this entire story. Here, a photographer was in search of that perfect shot. Alan McFadyen actually did that for this single great shot of a kingfisher diving straight into the water without a single splash. This one picture is what took so long. 

6 years is not a less time. Alan said "The photo I was going for of the perfect dive, flawlessly straight, with no splash required not only me to be in the right place and get a very lucky shot but also for the bird itself to get it perfect. I would often go and take 600 pictures in a session and not a single one of them be any good. But now I look back on the thousands and thousands of photos I have taken to get this one image, it makes me realize just how much work I have done to get it."

#1 The Perfect Picture

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This guy spent 6 years and around 720,000 shots to take this one perfect picture. Obviously, the picture has to be special. For Alan, he never stopped to think about how long it was taking because, quite frankly, he loved it ever since he was a child. This is dedication. An Ace photographer!!!

Alan also said "I remember my grandfather taking me to see the kingfisher nest and I just remember being completely blown away by how magnificent the birds are. I'm sure my grandfather would have loved it. I just wish he could have seen it. All of my family contacted me when they saw it and said he would have been so proud."

 

 

[JabardasthJakkanna]

Good post 

[Maryadaramanna]

[k2s]

1 hour ago, 4Vikram said:

Photographer Finally Takes Perfect Shot After 6 Years and 720,000 Attempts

This is sheer dedication...

#3 Dedication

 

Image source

Everyone in this world is busy doing something or the other. Everyone here is actually busy running here and there. We work because we have a goal in our mind. Very clearly, we want to achieve something. But what are the skills that make us a successful individual? Hard work, knowledge, dedication etc. are a few. 

In this article, we'll be talking about dedication. Dedication of a photographer. Will you ever attempt something for almost around 720,000 times across 6 years? This is what this photographer did. 

Check his work ahead.

#2 The Story

2/3

Image source

So let us tell you this entire story. Here, a photographer was in search of that perfect shot. Alan McFadyen actually did that for this single great shot of a kingfisher diving straight into the water without a single splash. This one picture is what took so long. 

6 years is not a less time. Alan said "The photo I was going for of the perfect dive, flawlessly straight, with no splash required not only me to be in the right place and get a very lucky shot but also for the bird itself to get it perfect. I would often go and take 600 pictures in a session and not a single one of them be any good. But now I look back on the thousands and thousands of photos I have taken to get this one image, it makes me realize just how much work I have done to get it."

#1 The Perfect Picture

3/3

Image source

This guy spent 6 years and around 720,000 shots to take this one perfect picture. Obviously, the picture has to be special. For Alan, he never stopped to think about how long it was taking because, quite frankly, he loved it ever since he was a child. This is dedication. An Ace photographer!!!

Alan also said "I remember my grandfather taking me to see the kingfisher nest and I just remember being completely blown away by how magnificent the birds are. I'm sure my grandfather would have loved it. I just wish he could have seen it. All of my family contacted me when they saw it and said he would have been so proud."

 

 

[k2s]

ferfection - who decides ? 

[Idassamed]

2 minutes ago, k2s said:

ferfection - who decides ? 

Manchu lachakka

[Luke]

Video thisi play chesi pause chesthe saripothadi kada

[k2s]

6 minutes ago, Idassamed said:

Manchu lachakka

then its called Disciple chadastam,

[4Vikram]

6 minutes ago, Luke said:

Video thisi play chesi pause chesthe saripothadi kada

Ne antha tyalent ainaki lekapai kada 

[4Vikram]

10 minutes ago, k2s said:

ferfection - who decides ? 

Mr. Ferfect God FheeKaay

[shamsher_007]

[SA77HI]

1 hour ago, Luke said:

Video thisi play chesi pause chesthe saripothadi kada

[k2s]

1 hour ago, Luke said:

Video thisi play chesi pause chesthe saripothadi kada

odilei baa. fafam fillodi deggara video option ledu emo camera lo 

[kal]

2 hours ago, 4Vikram said:

 

 

evadi pichi vaadikaanandam?

[4Vikram]

6 minutes ago, kal said:

evadi pichi vaadikaanandam?

anthe anthe 

10 minutes ago, k2s said:

odilei baa. fafam fillodi deggara video option ledu emo camera lo