Release
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My rules for photography and art are very simple – I like it, or I don’t…
Thanks for visiting my folio :)
I certainly appreciate you taking time to view what I’ve been up to, and enjoy reading your comments.
Calendars: Sets available on request.
Writings (or ramblings)
Ballerinas & Stuff
Music of the Spheres
Another World
Time & Tears
The 10th
I Knocked
A Long Walk
Weaver
High-Flyer
Paper Boat
The Great Feast
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OCAU Photographers, Abstract Realism, All Things Poetic, Artistic, Philosophical, IPA -International Photographers Alliance and Who Needs Color For Beauty? - Black & White Art At Its Best Available for sale asGreeting Cards, Matted Prints, Laminated Prints, Mounted Prints, Canvas Prints, Framed Prints and Posters
salsbells69
Mark, I like the comp and the movement. Monotone suits this. Lovely capture!
LisaG
A breath taking composition; I particularly love the symmetry between the opening wings of the seagull and the waters transition from tumultuous to calm…or perhaps the water is moving from calm to tumultuous and the gull is fleeing to safety.
PS – the duck seems to be riding out whatever might come….
Tori Buck
Great capture Mark. I also like the b&w. Nicely done. Great “at the moment” shot. :-)
Miron Abramovici
Very moving capture!
(pun intented)
chijude
and about to soar … love the b & w
saseoche
Beautiful composition and excellent shot….....
Alf Caruana
i love the ripples and how they are almost an extension of the wing…prosit
Mohsen Bayramn...
Excellent B&W with nice contrast and control on light. love the composiion and your view point.
well done
Suzanne German
hi mark -this is a cool shot! reminds me of a pigeon i rescued from the river cam in summer…it was a baby and was roosting on the rafters underneath the bridge above, and fell into the water below…quite a drop, and was struggling to make its way to the shore. when i spotted it, it looked very very tired and battling, i then leaned into the water and managed to pull up to the shore, brought it home, wrpped it up and fed it water with a teaspoon until the emergency r.s.p.c.a. came to collect it and take it to an animal hospital in norfolk. it was a feral pigeon, and would not have survived the ordeal and certainly swimming is not somthing pigeons do. was so glad that it got a chance to ‘take another flight’ – and your shot here reminds me of that!
Christine Wilson
really like this image kind of surreal ambiance to it does that make sence?? probably not :))
PeterBusser
The bird is flying way, headin towards the light. Impressive capture.