Wedgetailed Eagle by EnPassant
Oil on board. ORIGINAL SOLD
I tried to capture the strength and the regal quality of this amazing bird. While soaring over an updraft one Eagle will fly beneath the other and turn upside down to show its talons. They will then sometimes grasp each other’s claws and tumble over and over in what appears to be either a mating routine or perhaps just play… A privilege to watch!
I have watched them in pairs at Mount Kaputar. On the linked page click on the photo to get a great enlarged view. Whole page of photo’s here.
Thanks to Mark Pound for the photographs.
Below – Golden Eagle
Comments
Fantasitic detail. Your talent is boundless Curtis.
Your generosity is also boundless Brian! Thanks.
Signing my work ‘Curtis’ is a little ambiguous as this can be either a first name or a surname. My first name is Richard. -The last time I was called Curtis was when I was at school. :)
– EnPassant
beautiful work
really beautiful, majestic
Wow! I so love the way you have captured its nobility – Brilliant work Richard! Congratulations on your sale! Marilyn :o)
magnificent!
Would love to use this if you can email to me at steveb013@hotmail.com
oh how beautiful! excellent work
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Glad you like. – Cheers
May 28th , 2010
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Thanks again.
– EnPassant
A beautiful painting and a noble expression