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Lovely atmospheric shot. What an amazing number of water birds in the background! You are fortunate to live close to such a spectacular location. Michael.
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Tim, your raptor sequences are a delight - great technique and very artistic. They are one of a small handful of reasons I still visit this sadly declined site. I can’t understand why your work hasn’t received more applause. I don’t have time to comment on them individually, but I have looked at them all and admired every one of them. Michael. -
Haunting image. Very beautiful, but it is hard to escape the resigned look in the bird’s eye, as if it knew the end was at hand. Your work is almost the only reason I still visit photo.net. Thank you.
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The important thing, here, is your lovely gesture of solidarity with the people of Ukraine, made in the way a photographer should. It may not be, technically, the best of your many excellent photographs of flamingos, but that is hardly the point. Nearly everyone will understand and appreciate your gesture. Ignore the rest. Michael
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Beautiful symmetry - one of your specialities!
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Thanks, Warren, for the kind remarks. -
No need to sign your work, Philip: I just knew this was one of yours! Beautiful image, perfect in black and white. Thank you. -
Beautiful photograph. I love the way the bird seems to be looking at the camera. Bravo! Michael
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Two cormorants cunningly disguised as herons….. -
That’s a mouthful! Great shot, Giangiorgio. Bravo. Michael
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Terrific shot, Giangiorgio! I hope all the babies survive. Looking forward to more pictures, as they grow, and then learn to fly. Michael
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Beautiful image. Excellent composition and lighting. Perfect in black and white. It is always sad to see broken boats. Thank you! -
Great image! Amazing how they balance on one leg. Thanks. Michael
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Terrific shot, Giangiorgio! Well done. I love the placement of the second bird right in the sun’s reflection. So glad you are still posting! Michael
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So beautiful and inspiring. The contrast between her soft flesh and the harsh rocks is quite startling. (I’m always impressed by the discomfort your models seem willing to endure in the pursuit of your art!). A real gem. -
Tuco was the boss, for a while.
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This is such a lovely, optimistic image, with the couple walking towards the light, I think it would be worth the time to remove the power lines on the right, and possibly remove footseps on the left, so only the two trails left by the couple remain. Great photograph! -
These cold mornings, after I have thawed the nectar for the hummingbirds, and put warm water in the bird bath, I like to sit down with a slice of toast and marmalade and a cup of coffee, and scroll through this site, hoping to find, among all the banal pictures of food and pointless family albums, something of yours. Today, a double surprise! It is reassuring, when most of the world is stressing about covid-19 and politics, that you are still out there, posing lovely women for us to appreciate. Photo.net calls it self a place where photographers inspire eachother, which used to be quite true. Now, you are one of the few left delivering on that promise. Don't stop! Michael
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Hard to imagine anything more beautiful.
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Intense and provocative image, Philip. The closed eyes force you to imagine the women's thoughts. Like much of your work, this is something to return to and enjoy again and again. Michael
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Thanks, Bill. No fill flash: natural lighting. -
The bird flew into the house and hit a window. I wasn't sure if it was still alive, but I held it for half-an-hour and then it opened its eyes and shortly afterwards flew away. -
Thanks indeed for the small novel, Philip. A compliment from you is valuable and greatly appreciated.
Looking at your recent postings, I am amazed how you manage to coax your models into such uncomfortable poses, on sharp rocks or rough logs!
Flamingos at sunset. (Phoenicopterus roseus)
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