Wash Time...

Thanks for your time. Pnina

All 3 last aploads were taken in the same place , an area of pools for fish growing, and naturally many birds in the area....especially egrets.

Thanks for your thougths, Pnina

One more of your Label "Aesthetically highly recommended".

Original, well balanced, lively ...

very nice orginal shot :)

nice serie Pnina, love it very much

Love it, the contrast of the bird with mans trash underneath...food for thought....Well done

Original image,Pnina. Very interesting.

To all of you for commentimg.

 

Daily, for your "recomendation"...

 

Birte, have read your preface/bio, and agree with you. such a weighty subject that have to be on the world agenda... but is not, or not enough.

 

Pnina

 

 

Drama, contrast, action. Very good job Pnina!

beautiful serie, I enjoyed seeing them... :0)

Very unique composition and perfect timing. I'll keep this as one of my collection. Thanks for sharing dear Pnina. Shalom.

Pnina, great series, I really like this one, so unusual. Cheers, Sondra

A very interesting juxtaposition of elements, Pnina. . . and very nicely composed. .

Very original ! Fascinating !!

Very interesting too!!! Best regards.

Excellent composition.

A true acrobat indeed, Pnina. Very original, all three.

To you all for supporting the image.That is a place I will come back to.It is so interesting to see the huge amount of natural life going on there.

 

SPENCER, glad to see you again, Shalom! Pnina

I see a more complex image than man v. nature. The bird is there because of what mankind is doing there - farming fish. The egret, like us, is at the top of the food chain and is looking for a free meal - kindly provided by us by thoughtfully aerating the water to keep the fish alive and well!

He surely posed in the most interesting photographic spots for you Pnina! This is so great! Colin puts it very well! :)))

 

What lens were you using?

Thanks Colin and Eml'ie.

 

Colin, yes you are right in your writing. That place is like a "lab" to observe how man and other species in nature are connected. All of us belong to the food chain....

 

Aml'lie, it is a huge place full with pools, we were traveling with a car stoping in places that looked interesting. you have to stop relatively far as we are not bird people... Now you can see different species like storks,and the cranes are due in a week or so. I take photos with my 70/300mm. Focal lenth here was 205mm the first and second one( the acrobats) 300mm.

Here is a group of storks we met there...taken from far as we wanted them to stay...not a good one, but represent some of what is going on there.. Pnina

A most interesting series, Pnina, thanks for sharing......Jim

"Impressive" is the term you used lately on one of my pics ... now I am left without a word to describe this image !

 

Fantastic, as always, Pnina.

 

Cheers !

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