Jamaican Streamertail by TwoPynts
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Comments (39)
WOWWW, it's my favorite style of photo : b&w and for one touch of color... excellent done my friend!!! good evening and kiss
Very well done!
Geez, and I thought a bird sang because it had a libido. Guess I shoulda been a coach! Great capture, Kort!
Aluminous bird in a beautifull compo! good idea ,to do every day something different: THE SURPRISE!
Laughing at Denger comment. HAHA me too. Great work and love the words of wisdom. Bravo:)
I have never seen a bird like this what an exceptional capture!! BEAUTIFUL ! V!
So cute this little fella Kort ! I love the way you have postwork this shot, that made this incredible bird more impressive. He's got stunning colors. Never seen this bird before, splendid. have a nice evening and night. Hugs. V
what a cute lil fellow
A great find.
Gotdang, that's a huge fluoroescent bumblebee! Aristotle, among others of the ancient Greeks, distinguiished between PHONE (pronounced "fonay" with a long "e" or eta at the end), which men and animals shared, and LOGOS, which animals were, for the most, not capable of. Songs, screams, cries, etc. qualify as PHONE (Wittgenstein discusses the phrase "I feel pain" in a similar context). "Signals" are more difficult, and whales and dolphins, as well as elephants and other animals, seem to communicate on a level more advanced than PHONE. Of course Aristotle was a Greek, and presumed that other human beings were similarly advanced--in fact a good deal of contemporary communication is very long on PHONE ("How you feel about French toast", "HMMMM. GOOD. I LOVE FRENCH TOAST!"), and very short on LOGOS.
a fascinating image, i like the selektive colouring. very creative and originell photography art. #:O)
Wow, he's a looker!!
Colorful capture. Aloha
what a beauty. I do not recall seeing one of these before. your capture is perfect
Never seen a bird like this.. I really love your post tho.. and leaving one coloured object extracted leaving the rest in black and white is one of my favorite styles.. Thanks for that post and here is a big VOTE!! Smile... (^_^)
I love the contrast of the birds striking colour against its surroundings. Great work!
Wonderful image, such a beauty:):)..V
Wonderful bird! Beautiful plumage!!
Real good capture picture
The selective coloring does make the brillent colors stand out even more. Nice work.
What a colorful bird! Great find!
Splendid shot, great postwork !
Beautiful shot and great statement.
I could imagine he'd be a pain to shot. Def not on of your best but learner's curve, we can't all be as good at these as Nameless and Doug... :}
such a wonderful bird
what a F A N T A S T I C shot and work!!!! super cooooool!!! :)
WOW. What a beautiful bird !! Not surprised it hales from Jamaica. The colors are ones you see alot in Jamaica. Fantastic. Where did you find this little fella to shoot ? Some aviary ? I love your quote under this image. That is truly beautiful too. Excellent work !!!!! Gotta say that I just love Jamaica. I think it is the most beautiful and magnificently colorful place I have ever been. This little guy would fit right in. Excellent. Thanks for sharing this. Hugsssss
Just lovely. Of course the color selection shows off that brilliant plumage! :0)
What a fantastic bird. I'm sure he's very proud of how handsome he is!