A Wood Carving Of A Screech Owl Done To Perfection.
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Manglesphoto wrote:
Fantastic!!! Carving and image
Thank you very much for your comment, Frank.
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crafterwantabe wrote:
That is fantastic. He is an excellent craver!
Thanks for commenting.
It's serendipity that I ended up with this piece of art. I was there to see some of the glass work of a renowned glass artisan. I looked into the room where the wood carving artist has his work on display. It was packed with folks. Like other people whose comments I could hear, I was soon entranced by what I was seeing.
Mar 29, 2024 09:58:30 #
Photolady2014 wrote:
Wow, that is amazing!
Hi, Beth.
Based on what I had seen at his exhibit, I had high expectations as I opened the wooden box he used for shipment. To say I was stunned is putting it mildly. I called him immediately to let him know how pleased I was. He confided that this was one of the most difficult, but rewarding, pieces he had done.
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Mar 29, 2024 13:11:48 #
Earnest Botello wrote:
This person did a great job on the owl, Tom.
I agree with that, Earnest. He also had a very affable personality, easy to talk with.
Mar 29, 2024 13:14:55 #
tcthome wrote:
I wish I could pass the " thumbs up " along to the artisan. He's the one that deserves accolades
Tom.
Mar 29, 2024 13:21:43 #
JBuckley wrote:
A great work of art.
Thanks
Thanks
Thanks for dropping by and commenting. That owl commands a primo spot in my home.
Mar 29, 2024 23:13:29 #
black mamba wrote:
Hi, Dodie.
I showed the owl to a couple of the people who had organized the event. One of them also had a carving he had done...according to her, a spectacular blue jay. She asked me to bring my carving to the next general meeting of the group and she would bring the blue jay. I can't wait to se that one.
I see we shoot with the same Nikon gear, a D810 and a D750.
I showed the owl to a couple of the people who had organized the event. One of them also had a carving he had done...according to her, a spectacular blue jay. She asked me to bring my carving to the next general meeting of the group and she would bring the blue jay. I can't wait to se that one.
I see we shoot with the same Nikon gear, a D810 and a D750.
I hope you will share photos of the Jay with UHH.
I decided to move up from my D7000 and looked at both the D750 and D810. I was leaning strongly for the 810 but life stepped in and decided some of my money belonged elsewhere. There was still enough for the D750 so I purchased one but the desire for the D810 remained so several years later I made the purchase. Both do all that I need and I'm very happy with them.
I hope you enjoy your D750 and D810 as much as I enjoy mine.
Dodie
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