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O wow! Love the wings in flight so close to the water!
ReplyDeleteLove the contrast between the focussed flier, and the somewhat indistinguishable individuals of the crowd ashore . . . . a rich photo enhanced by the b&w! aloha-
ReplyDeleteBlack and White as the gulls. Perfect subject.
ReplyDeleteGood catch of the gull in flight!!
ReplyDeleteThat is such a ghostly picture.
ReplyDeleteMy picture is wider on MM than on LE.
Well caught at a perfect time.
ReplyDeleteIt is ghostly and a wonderful catch of the gull with a complete wingspan.
ReplyDeleteGreat shot!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great capture. Nice timing here!
ReplyDeleteMy mono photo is posted here. Please have a look if you have time. Thanks.
Ooo.. wonderful capture in flight and the coloring for this is just so perfect!!
ReplyDeleteawesome wing shot.
ReplyDeleteGood shot at the spread wings! Perfect timing.
ReplyDeleteNice one, Carver. Makes me want to be right there with them. Maybe I'll go out to Boggs Lake this afternoon and see if I can find some of my own.
ReplyDeleteOh so nice .. I can feel the wind from their wings ..
ReplyDeleteNice! A lovely sunny scene, and the wings are beautiful.
ReplyDeleteThat is a great shot. I can feel the sun and hear the bird. Great feel.
ReplyDeleteWhich lake is this? I've seen gulls at Shelley Lake before, but this doesn't look like Shelley.
ReplyDeleteGreat shot though, and all the more dramatic in B&W!