The Shortest Distance Between Two Points by beachzz
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Must be two egrets!! Back to the Santa Ana River bed--I just like how this looks, that's about it!!
Comments (21)
My favorite bird. Thanks for sharing
Great title and capture!
LOL @ title... very fitting dear Marilyn. Lovely, peaceful image... Love their reflections! :)
Well, I like how it looks too! Great capture!
...is how the crow flies, errr, in this instance, how the egret flies. Great capture, Marilyn.
Oh yeah, my days of math were always filled with that statement, I like this shot Maz, the blue colour is beautiful.
superb title....
Super!
Is the path of least resistance??? Oh no that was electricity [^___^]Nice shot Cheers, Roger
Beautiful shot!!! My congratulations!!!!!!! I want a Merry Christmas and a new year full with blessings for you!! Roby
can be one hell of a jump! Looks like the wetlands of many other areas of the USA, Marilyn. No regrets with these egrets, I suspect.
Wonderful capture Marilyn!
They always told me it was a straight line, but I knew that wasn't right. The correct answer was always just out of reach. Now I know the truth. Thanks! :)
lol very cute :-) have a great Friday!
Seems like "someone" feels they need to tower over the other and supervise. :-)
An interesting shot. Aloha
The shortest distance between to points is a wet one!!! Merry Christmas Marilyn!!!
love the blue warm hug, Linda
Great shot!
"I just like how this looks, that's about it!!" I love the way this looks! Two birds see each other across the way, the rest is just 'life'...(did one of them say, "this river bed ain't big enough for the both of us!" Because then you could tell them, "it's been done, guys! Like, try something original!") The reason photographers were put on earth was for shots like this: To capture things we pass everyday but which we should've noticed. Love the space between them and the little patches of land in the background. (Is the tall one saying, "Edie? Is that you? Oh, sorry...you looked like someone I dated...") Lotsa stories here, we should call in Chip. Lovely shot, I love it.
guess they needed some space....one of them musta woke up on the wrong side of the river bed