Early morning image of a Yacare caiman in the Brazilian Pantanal with a fish it had just captured suspended in midair between its jaws as it positioned it to be swallowed. It was a challenge as the deer flies were thick (can be seen flying around the caiman's head) and I was getting bitten while hand holding a Nikon D500 with a Nikkor AFS 500mm f/4 lens attached. The movements repositioning the prey in its mouth are extremely fast so freezing this moment was difficult. In addition, having minimal rippling in the water allowed for a decent reflection.