I decided to take up the saturated photo challenge this week.
The White stork has a colourful beak, but in close-up what gets me is the beauty of its eye.
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Awesome!
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I looked at your site at neverclipmywings. Nice photos… you have a sympathetic eye.
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Thank you!
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I love the strapline on your site “Marilyn Armstrong — Seeking Intelligent Life on Earth”
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Truly Saturated color. You selected a wonderful model.
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Birds have all the luck in the modelling department – almost of all of them are gorgeous, aren’t they 🙂
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Yes, but I can’t get them to stay still. *laugh*
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That is a beautiful bird, and you’re right … the eye is gorgeous!
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Next time, I will choose birds for the challenge 🙂
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Your gannet photo is a good choice 🙂
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Thank you very much. 🙂
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Love the textural contrast between the plumage and the beak.
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Gorgeous birds, aren’t they.
Getting the shot was one of those occasions that called for a bit of balance work. I could only see the stork clearly if I was higher up, so I stood on top of a post that was about four feet tall. It was just big enough for one foot. So after trying to get up and failing a couple of times, I stood there with one foot parked on top of the other, swaying in the breeze and freaking out in case I fell and damaged the camera.
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I like the color contrast as well as the texture. Nicely done.
janet
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love the reflection of the tress it the eye, quite amazing.
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Hello stranger! Nice to see you back!
Lovely texture in that photo, so vibrantly white.
Thanks for linking up to Project 365.
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Hi and thanks for the friendly wave. I’ll look in again.
I added the 365 widget to the footer here. I made my own version to keep to the deep gravelly-voiced masculine tone of this site 😉
Probably a dumb idea because no one will recognise it as 365.
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