Seeing Double by bmac62
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What's better than one Red-bellied Woodpecker? Two:-)
Bill:)
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Comments (48)
Wow they are different superb capture i have really enjoyed your work hugs lou x
excellent capture, the colors are really enhanced by the snow. Great framing effect
lovely couple, well done
Neat bit of cloning and digifiddling in this composition, Bill. Looks fantastic. How many layers did you use?
Very cool indeed!
Super capture Bill and outstanding postwork. Dana
What a delightful pair they make. I love their colouring and you have caught them beautifully here as they have happy expressions.
what a lovely pair!!!
I love this capture what great light and excellent pose and timing they look almost spot lighted, awesome!!!
lovely work Bill their poses mirror each other very nicely
fantastic capture and work
Well done, Bill, you need to aly off that wine to keep warm if you are seeing double! Great work, Clive
Fantastic! A perfect scene .....all nestled down keeping warm. Excellent photo.
Very nice birds and postwork to show them off.
Is this for REAL.... Amazing timing Bill... Tremendous... Could be a Christmas Card!!! Well done.. Rob
fine manipulation, they're identical but you varied the lighting subtly and they look like two creatures. Your filtering is subtly done--this is a big deal because filters that fade edges and intensify centers can take over with little effort; one has to use them sensitively, and you did. You painted with a delicate brush. The glow in the center is beautiful for the birds, a kind of night snow glow, and you've processed it to leave a halo, or better, a ghost corona around the main glow. Painting with light, something you've been doing for a while now. I think it's beautiful, esp with the blues & other hues dripping into the center (and a little droplet off the roof on the right--a very nice detail). More fine work with photography & painting, and as always, done with real sensitivity. And of course, it's your birds, which you come back to again and again. They're taking you into so many places in yourself: What a wonderful inspiration they've been!
Great capture and you strike twice on this one...!!!!!!
WOW! I had to study then intence to see if you manipulated. You did a remarkable job on it.