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Thank you for your comment .

You have a gift! Thanks for sharing your photo's!

This would be a terrrific shot, but for the bars.

Very good capture, Chee. It would have been an excellent capture without those bars as Paul McKenney has already mentioned. Kind regards...

Very nice idea with good result. He looks very upset!

Perfect work.Cong.Regards

Impressive, Chips. I like the bars dividing the creature from us; looks so threatening with those eyes.

Who is behind bar? ChiPs! You got a vistor.lol

It look like it want to kill whoever put it behind the bars.

Paula, Cherlyn, both are right. I concentrated too much on the beauty and details of the bird during 1st visit; nice idea ChiPs. 6/7. Regards..

His eyes are radiating through the bars...or is Spencer right?

You got it on your second visit ! Thank you .

Who is behind bar?

You too !

We all are behind bar !

The bars that is created in the society today by humans .

 

I just knew u were criminal bad Chip!

Paul .. Your are my no. 11 visitor .

Chipsy, unusual catch of the bird, that looks as if it is going to kill somebody, and I don't blame it....nicely seen. Pnina

CR: There are always the "what" and the "how". Great "HOW", CHIPS! REgards

CHiPS, that's fantastic !! I like it very much.

Life does come with restrictions doesn't it?

Excellent work Chips ! -Merni

 

I kind of like the bars; it makes the bird's eyes look more intense and gives the composition a "mood" of the bird's anger at being caged.

Very powerful behind the bar.Camille thinks, it must be in the Zoo,we both like it.good your explaination, how we must look for him. maybe simelar?

i think the bars add the X factor to the fotograph....

Great job. I like how you got thru the bars without destroying your focus & still ended up with a unique shot!

This one popped out at me. Lovely colors and great composition. Sorry, PN would not allow a 7 from me.