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Sunday, July 5, 2009
Monochrome Weekly: Geese and Their Shadows
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31 comments:
I just LOVE those shadows Carver!
And of course the cute birdies too. But the shadows is awesome!
Lovley B/W!
Anna
Altogether a good composition.
Very elegant!!
Beautiful composition, they look really peaceful.
Nicely done!
Amazing creatures. Great shot.
Each group are so perfectly positioned! Excellent.
Lovely photo, they are such wonderfully beautiful birds. Thanks for sharing:)
Beautiful reflections. How long did you have to wait before they were positioned so perfectly?
I like it a lot - it is a special thing about the Canadian geese - it looks like you took pictures of the same geese in 30 sec intervals and put them one over another - they are so in harmony and sync with one another!
The composition is perfect, the shadows an added bonus.
Beautiful composition!
What a perfect composition ...
Spectacular! The curving lines of the geese balanced in their swimming motions plus the reflected shadows in the water make this quite fascinating!
I like it;-) Nice
Super, Carver!
Nice reflections! Great subject!
I never would have thought of doing that..it's great Carver...
Don't you love the way those geese follow each other? Such geometry!
Great capture. The alligator in the lower right really adds a sense of drama.
Very graceful and elegant. :)
Fantastic capture !! This is simply great..Do check my another blog also i.e.Unseen Rajasthan
Excellent shot! We are never alone ;-)
Great concept including the shadows...
Wonderful!! Happy Monday!!
Very nicely done.
cute! i like how nature and animals naturally seem to 'line up'
Pretty and all seem to be lined up! :)
I love the reflection!
Nicely done!
that's the beauty of nature1
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