borealnz said:
What a great collection of silhouettes!!!
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David de Groot said:
The birds were a lucky bonus Jill - I saw the clouds, grabbed the camera and just as I put it up to take a photo the birds flew into frame :)
ferrous said:
very nice!
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David de Groot said:
Yeah it wasn't a bad eh ?
Misteriddles said:
Ah yes, I thought that was the Church on Musgrave Road! Well done.
Funny, just before I first saw this pic on Tues afternoon I was finishing a shoot when I saw a flock of Ibis flying in formation -- the dying sunlight lent them an orangey pink glow against the vivid blue sky. Alas, I was engaged in conversation and too slow to snap. Worse, I was still smarting over 'the one that really got away' a few minutes earlier: a 70+ y.o. bushie with Australiana etched on his wizened face, a rollie dangling from his lips, a beaten-up old bush hat slouched on his head and a stump where his left leg used to be. I asked but he was camera shy. Nonetheless, I have his phone number and I'm gonna try, try again! :)
David de Groot said:
That's the church Iain. One of these days I'll make an effort to go photograph it - possibly after I get a wider lens.
Well here's wishing you luck on that one - he sounds like an excellent subject!
Maki_C30D said:
lovely capture!!
benefit of hindsight said:
I like this too - the sky is really pretty and it was a nice piece of luck with the birds!
David de Groot said:
Not bad for a shot through a dirty windscreen eh ?
Margot- said:
Ooh...that is so nice, David! Jill is right -- great collection of silhouettes, indeed! :o)
What a great collection of silhouettes!!!
Seen in my contacts photos
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The birds were a lucky bonus Jill - I saw the clouds, grabbed the camera and just as I put it up to take a photo the birds flew into frame :)
very nice!
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Seen on your photo stream. (?)
Yeah it wasn't a bad eh ?
Ah yes, I thought that was the Church on Musgrave Road! Well done.
Funny, just before I first saw this pic on Tues afternoon I was finishing a shoot when I saw a flock of Ibis flying in formation -- the dying sunlight lent them an orangey pink glow against the vivid blue sky. Alas, I was engaged in conversation and too slow to snap. Worse, I was still smarting over 'the one that really got away' a few minutes earlier: a 70+ y.o. bushie with Australiana etched on his wizened face, a rollie dangling from his lips, a beaten-up old bush hat slouched on his head and a stump where his left leg used to be. I asked but he was camera shy. Nonetheless, I have his phone number and I'm gonna try, try again! :)
That's the church Iain. One of these days I'll make an effort to go photograph it - possibly after I get a wider lens.
Well here's wishing you luck on that one - he sounds like an excellent subject!
lovely capture!!
I like this too - the sky is really pretty and it was a nice piece of luck with the birds!
Not bad for a shot through a dirty windscreen eh ?
Ooh...that is so nice, David! Jill is right -- great collection of silhouettes, indeed! :o)
Thanks Margot :)