The Bird On The Beach by beachzz
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Gull, grass, reeds, logs and water---did I miss anything??? lol
Comments (11)
I love that beach! I really wanna come out thataway and visit it. OK...I have to settle into live in Berwyn, which is easier done than said, since my neighbors rock. And hey, one of my neighbors is moving to California. He's a musician. Anyway, this is a really nice shot. I like the mood it has. I get the impression it was a little bit windy and brisk. And the title makes me think of a song. "The Bird on the Beach." I don't know why, but it just sounds like something that would have a kind of instrumental jazz-improv vibe to it.
Nice shot! You didn't mention air! ;)
nope! Grea capture!
Beautiful image, very suggestive and well taken !!
A perfect compo, and I love the low key, intense feel.
Very nice shot. It does create the atmosphere of actually being there. Thanks for sharing.
Nice shot.
wonderful
It's composed beautifully; great shot!
I think I like this one best of your recent posts. No way I can catch up with comments, but I did see them all! :)
Every so often, the "Ratings" button doesn't work, it just sits there. So I can't leave you a 5 star rating. I know that doesn't ruin your day, but just wanted you to know I'd give you the rating if I could, as all your images are 5 stars. This is a wonderful introspective capture, the light and the dark blue-gray tint makes it feel like a memory. Your composition is terrific---that one lone bird on the left is in strong contrast to everything behind him, because he's so well lit by comparison. And he looks out, away from the shot. It has an almost 19th C novel feel---if anyone wrote an epic novel about an abandoned bird, who spends the novel trying to re-find his past. Wonderful how the plants behind him are almost like a crown or mane. Then the other side is water in that memory-hued silvery tone, with those dark logs and a lone bird or two. It's wonderfully dark and brooding. And that solo bird on the left makes the shot---like he's contemplating life, with all this mystery around him. It's terrific, Marilyn. You caught a great moment. The melancholy and mystery of the sea. (I owe you a letter, btw, I really do. I'll write as soon as I comment on the next, most recent image.)