The first photo shows the beauty of the egret, the cleanliness of the world in which it lives. In the other two, the obstacles in her world are observed.
I cannot recall ever seeing an egret, but probably have and mistakenly thought it was a heron or a crane or a ....
I think your first photograph is best in a technical sense, Kaya, but the second is best in an artistic sense because it shows the bird busy in its environment. I suppose the third falls into that category, too, but the "guy" looks sort of mussed up.
The first photo shows the beauty of the egret, the cleanliness of the world in which it lives. In the other two, the obstacles in her world are observed.
ReplyDeletePreciosas fotografías de esta garceta blancoa, especialmente la primera en la que se la contempla con todo detalle.
ReplyDeleteUn abrazo,
I cannot recall ever seeing an egret, but probably have and mistakenly thought it was a heron or a crane or a ....
ReplyDeleteI think your first photograph is best in a technical sense, Kaya, but the second is best in an artistic sense because it shows the bird busy in its environment. I suppose the third falls into that category, too, but the "guy" looks sort of mussed up.
so beautiful. I love what your "eye' and your camera can do.
ReplyDeleteThese are truly amazing! Love the one where he is partially behind the reeds.
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