Feathers and Wire
Mar 28, 2014 23:59:46 #
Here are some rather ordinary birds in different situations.
The sparrows seem to like being in a "cage." They're relatively safe in this tangle of metal. I thought the contrasts between the old wire fencing materials and the birds were interesting.
The sparrows seem to like being in a "cage." They're relatively safe in this tangle of metal. I thought the contrasts between the old wire fencing materials and the birds were interesting.
Mar 29, 2014 00:03:38 #
Mar 29, 2014 00:07:26 #
sailorsmom wrote:
Very good shots, Vicki!
As always, I appreciate the time you've taken to look and comment Sue. Many thanks.
Mar 29, 2014 00:33:30 #
Mar 29, 2014 01:13:48 #
Mar 29, 2014 03:01:46 #
vicksart wrote:
Here are some rather ordinary birds in different situations.
The sparrows seem to like being in a "cage." They're relatively safe in this tangle of metal. I thought the contrasts between the old wire fencing materials and the birds were interesting.
The sparrows seem to like being in a "cage." They're relatively safe in this tangle of metal. I thought the contrasts between the old wire fencing materials and the birds were interesting.
I like #1 wild and free :thumbup:
Mar 29, 2014 07:11:43 #
What a great shot of the sparrows staging in the wire. Your right they are protected from most things above. That's a keeper. WE have a feeder on our front patio and there can be 10 to 15 of these guys setting on my tire of the truck. just hanging before they get back to feed.
Mar 29, 2014 07:16:33 #
vicksart wrote:
Here are some rather ordinary birds in different situations.
The sparrows seem to like being in a "cage." They're relatively safe in this tangle of metal. I thought the contrasts between the old wire fencing materials and the birds were interesting.
The sparrows seem to like being in a "cage." They're relatively safe in this tangle of metal. I thought the contrasts between the old wire fencing materials and the birds were interesting.
I really like the composition and lighting on the turkey--well done! :thumbup:
Mar 29, 2014 07:17:14 #
vicksart wrote:
Here are some rather ordinary birds in different situations.
The sparrows seem to like being in a "cage." They're relatively safe in this tangle of metal. I thought the contrasts between the old wire fencing materials and the birds were interesting.
The sparrows seem to like being in a "cage." They're relatively safe in this tangle of metal. I thought the contrasts between the old wire fencing materials and the birds were interesting.
Good ones Vicki, I have seen sparrows in a stack of crab pots in the harbour, must feel safe as you say. They got to the middle of the pile and do not seem to get stuck.
Mar 29, 2014 07:55:19 #
Mar 29, 2014 09:36:46 #
vicksart wrote:
Here are some rather ordinary birds in different situations.
The sparrows seem to like being in a "cage." They're relatively safe in this tangle of metal. I thought the contrasts between the old wire fencing materials and the birds were interesting.
The sparrows seem to like being in a "cage." They're relatively safe in this tangle of metal. I thought the contrasts between the old wire fencing materials and the birds were interesting.
Very nice....the second is a very unique capture...love it... :thumbup:
Mar 29, 2014 10:07:14 #
Your artist's eye is very evident here, Vicki! Both are interesting, engaging photos. I love the composition, angle of view, light and contrasts of shapes and textures in #1.
Mar 29, 2014 11:16:27 #
vicksart wrote:
Here are some rather ordinary birds in different situations.
The sparrows seem to like being in a "cage." They're relatively safe in this tangle of metal. I thought the contrasts between the old wire fencing materials and the birds were interesting.
The sparrows seem to like being in a "cage." They're relatively safe in this tangle of metal. I thought the contrasts between the old wire fencing materials and the birds were interesting.
Nice shots Vicki, beautiful turkey that!. Thanks for sharing.
:) :thumbup:
Mar 29, 2014 13:08:57 #
LaurenT wrote:
Oh my, I love the turkey. Beautiful photos.
Thanks so much Lauren. I'm glad you enjoyed these.
Mar 29, 2014 13:09:45 #
Heirloom Tomato wrote:
:thumbup: :thumbup:
Thanks so much HT. I appreciate the thumbs up.
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