Into the Wind by Meisiekind
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These flamingos were looking fairly miserable - their heads turned into the wind. I have captured them in Walvis Bay, Namibia, in March 2009. Truthfully, I was shocked to see so few of them as I have seen this lagoon covered in flamingos years ago. I was told that the are migratory, so hopefully it was just the wrong season for them!
I still do not have my Photoshop re-installed so I have to rely on previously worked images!
Thank you for popping in and for your comments and favs om my Upside Down image!
Stay well!
Hugs
Carin
xx
Comments (37)
Beautiful, glittering shot! Outstanding, shame SO few though as you you say! Hopefully..later? Rob
What a fabulous scene Carin, great photography! hugs Jane xx
WOW! I love this view. It's stark but beautiful and I love your control of the light here. I saw your Goose Photo before looking at this one, and when I saw the thumbnail I thought that the whole ancient Egyptian thing would carry through in a more literal way. I thought the flamingos were ibises of some sort, thus a reference to the god Thoth...he was the inventor of writing and mathematic and literacy in general, so naturally a writer would like him. :-) At any rate, whether flamingo or ibis, this is a wonderful shot and it's making a trip into my favorites even as I write this...sort of...I have to finish writing it before I can "favoritize" it.
So cool how thay all head into the wind and can still stand on one leg. Well spotted and captured. Dana
Amazing shot, good composition! Got something alike by the ocean, but instead of flamingos, there's a car... :D
excellent light, Carin!
Great capture!