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Mirror mirror on the wall...
Posted by Linerberry (Christchurch, New Zealand) on 5 November 2008 in Animal & Insect and Portfolio.
"SILLY TUESDAY ANNOUNCEMENT"
Due to the Festive Season and Folks being busy, and hopefully silly, SILLY TUESDAY will return to full service on the 12th January 2010.
Until then...keep up the Silliness that has become Tuesday and keep thinking Silly thoughts as you take those Christmas and New Year shots!!!
Once again I would like to thank you all for the wonderful Silly Tuesday shots you have posted and to all who have commented.....it wouldn't work without YOU!!!! Thank you:-) from SILLY MAMA xx
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Observing from West Cheshire, United Kingdom
It's like a Chinese painting where you have to think to see, great illusion in this shot, very nice Liners :)
5 Nov 2008 5:24am
@Observing: I hadn't thought of that...thanks for you great comment Mike:-)
@Zygene: Thank you so much...lovely comment:-)
dobbino from Cape Town, South Africa
Excellent title and beautifully captured. It's a very peaceful image.
5 Nov 2008 5:52am
@dobbino: Thanks heaps:-)
KZC from Sydney, Australia
Hi C. Sorry I've not been on for the last few days - I've having to work for my money.
I like the shot - Wild Geese - fantastic shadowing on the grass in the back.
5 Nov 2008 6:15am
@KZC: You don't need to apologise my friend...life takes over sometimes, as well i know! Thank you so much and good to have you back:-0
@Alun Lambert: Cheers Alun :-)
Kylie Greenan from Richmond, Australia
OMG, this is amazing, what an image liners, perfect symmetry, it looks like they are admiring each other from afar :o), Bravo my friend, just awesome!!
5 Nov 2008 6:49am
@Kylie Greenan: Why thank you Kyles:-) They were sooo loud and obviously courting lol! I was lucky I think with the symmetry...though I did try:-)
Maxine from Rangiora, New Zealand
Gee dont i recognise this???? Hey this turned out so well!!! B Marvellous!
5 Nov 2008 7:19am
@Maxine: Thanks Max:-) After seeing it through your lens I didn't think I could emulate it, so I was quite pleased!! Was a great evening ay?!
@Ana Lúcia: Thanks Ana:-)
Monique from Koh Samui, Thailand
Oh how wonderful Liner's ... like it's there first date and they are still a bit shy! ;) Great capture, love all four of them!
5 Nov 2008 7:50am
@Monique: Oh bless you Monique, a lovely comment:-). We saw them land and then they made so much noise and seemed to be dancing together. A perfect match I thought:-) I love all 4 of them too:-)
zOOm from Paris, France
Great image indeed ! A perfect mirror... Time for love parade ?
5 Nov 2008 8:21am
kylie from Shanghai, China
Wow this is so still and peaceful and the reflections are just beautiful! Lovely image Liners!
5 Nov 2008 11:05am
Lorraine from Gatineau, Canada
I forgot to mention how much I adore the dance and colour of the tall grass in the background, it's stupendous!
5 Nov 2008 4:24pm
@Lorraine: Why thank you my dear....a double doodaa day today:-))
Jeff from Pembroke Dock, United Kingdom
Great reflections,beautiful shot,well spotted Liners.
5 Nov 2008 5:06pm
jamesy from christchurch, New Zealand
Am impressed with this one Liners Its come out extremely well. Perfect symmetry in nature eh!!
5 Nov 2008 8:12pm
Kathryn from Warburton, Australia
excellent moment!!! also the grass in the background is fabulous! how do you think a crop-out of the bottom grass would work - leaving a long horizontal frame of the birds, reflection and top grass?!? just a thought...
5 Nov 2008 11:55pm
@Kathryn: Ya know...I think you've got something there! I'll try it out, thanks for the feedback:-)
JJ from Jersey City, United States
such wonderful symmetry in this, beautifully composed, wonderful capture
6 Nov 2008 1:59am
JoeB from Brampton, Canada
Like a million to one to capture, quite unique with a few things going on.
6 Nov 2008 2:09am
Earnest from Oklahoma, United States
The light, the composition... everything about this one is very nice!
6 Nov 2008 2:54pm
Sony DSC-H7
1/640 second
F/8.0
ISO 100
71 mm