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I liked the atmosphere too.

Thank for stopping and commenting

Well done - it makes one curious. Who is the man, what is he doing, why is he sitting there? Interesting.

Framed by the wings - I like that.

to come up with a constructive comment  a n d  I find ducks as entertaining as seagulls (-;  

I could sit for hours photographing gulls. On the day that I shot these gulls I had just got my new 70 - 200 lens - and yes Len, you are right about me seeing this to come. I just pointed at the pole and pushed the button - and pushed the button - and pushed the button -  and pushed the button - and pu..................  I went home with l o t s  of sea gull pictures and some of them turned out to be interesting. The very next day I had nothing because my comp crashed. I had lost everything - documents as well as all my pictures and it was ages since I had made a backup. Well - big girls don't cry ........ for very long. They look forward to the next time they can sit and shoot the gulls. By the way I love your attachment with the headless seagull and the very nice one with his head.  So very nice of both of you two gentlemen to stop by here and leave a comment.

The hat, clean boots and a little money - and some jingle jangle. Nice to see you doing this again.

Ken - SOL too

I think you did a nice job here catching the cat in the snow. The snow makes a nice framing and the cat looks very alert.

Your critiques will be appreciated

Mike - thanks for your very nice comment.

So many ways to move the wings

Viewed bigger might be a little better