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Beautiful Bird


bobkurt

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To follow up on Bryan's comment above, I think photo.net is becoming unusable with every passing day. My index finger now aches with clicking the mouse so much. Anyone knows the correct place to crib about this?
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Bob, I'm lovin it! You and me are on the same plane here, dude. I think I have at least 100 shots of beautiful birds just like this one in my archives. If you ever wanna join up with me and publish a coffee table book with our combined efforts, just let me know! Of course, I'd let you have top billing...I never managed to capture the arrow and circle with half as much clarity as you!!! Thanks so much for your recent visit to one of my photos, and the rating. I am TRULY Unworthy! All kidding aside, best of luck to you, and I plan on exploring your portfolio in detail. You have some great street shots that hold my eye, and that's a big compliment...I never usually look twice at people shots. This says alot about your skill!
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I saw the thumbnail in your portfolio and wondered "what the hell?" After opening it I commenced to laughing my ass off. How many times have we shutterbugs tried to get a picture of a bird or anything fleeting and it is too far away? My real question is...How many of us have taken a pic like this in hopes that the resolution will be high enough so that we can zoom in on it?
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eventhough the humorous side of the picture is inmedialty shown, it could have more elements so that the intention and the quality of the picture are imporved.
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Thanks Bob. This is quite possibly the funniest thing I have encountered on this site.

Worked it into the story. Started here , just came from here. Hope you don't mind.


"So far so good", said Lola.
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The Glove Maker looked around, still panting from the run up the stairs. It was a long, narrow room, lit only at the end where they were. Rows of still, dark machines went back into the gloom; he couldn't tell how far. At this end, Lola and The Customer stood, shoulder to shoulder, bent over a glowing screen on the one machine that hummed softly with life, speaking to each other, too low for him to make out. He saw no windows, and no doors other than the one to the stairway they had just ascended. Lola and the creep seemed pretty concentrated on that display. He began edging slowly towards the door.

The silence of the Situation Room was broken by the hooting of a klaxon, and another machine flickered to life, bathing the Glove Maker in a harsh blue glow. Lola and The Customer whirled around, she stabbing at the button that silenced the klaxon, he pointing a small pistol at the Glove Maker.

"Lola! What's wrong?"

"My tracking device is in trouble, boss! Counter-measures."

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I rated this shot a long time ago, having thoroughly enjoyed it, but not having anything intelligent to say about it. Now, I'm not going to let that stop me. Ahem.

It's such a relief to see the work of a photographer who respects the sacred rule of thirds (the bird on a vertical, the arrow on a horizontal, the clouds near to both) proving that adherence to tradition can still produce fine photographs.

Addendum: the "just came from here" link, above, is now broken. If for some reason, you need to back up, click here.

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I had seen this photo before, thought it was funny! Will have to bring my magnify-glass next time :)

(thanks for your "commnent"on my piano :))

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:))))) LOLOL

Why not? The others with crystal clear macros of rare almost extincted birds, like Dodo or something, have rights to claim the beautiful bird award and u don't. All depends on point of view.

I vote for your shot, for spontaneity.

This is the best catch I've seen on this site since am around(a month or so).

And once again: :)) I can't help it.

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