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Viewing comments for Page 114 "Leaning Tower of Lorikeet"All images of mine that made the grade to six
8 total reviews
Comment from Regina E.H-Ariel
Fantastic capture why? He has a question in his face like listening to a child saying Is that certain what you are telling me? - Amazing warm image, this red design in combination with the golden background is a very nice match , super focus, perfect exposure, the rest is due t your handsome way to adjust the fine details to perfection , super job, thanks for sharing
reply by the author on 20-Jun-2014
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Fantastic capture why? He has a question in his face like listening to a child saying Is that certain what you are telling me? - Amazing warm image, this red design in combination with the golden background is a very nice match , super focus, perfect exposure, the rest is due t your handsome way to adjust the fine details to perfection , super job, thanks for sharing
Comment Written 19-Jun-2014
reply by the author on 20-Jun-2014
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aw thanks so much Regina. x0x0x0x
Comment from sandysartstudio
what are you doing stealing our noisy lorikeet. I feed this noisy creatures in my backyard. They have their pecking order and they fight and squabble amongst themselves. I could have up to 50 and you can't hear yourself think. A lovely capture and I glad you enjoyed their antics. sandy
reply by the author on 18-Jun-2014
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what are you doing stealing our noisy lorikeet. I feed this noisy creatures in my backyard. They have their pecking order and they fight and squabble amongst themselves. I could have up to 50 and you can't hear yourself think. A lovely capture and I glad you enjoyed their antics. sandy
Comment Written 17-Jun-2014
reply by the author on 18-Jun-2014
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wow, that is a lot of lorikeets ;) Thanks Sandy
Comment from WendyG
Lol, what a character, love his eye and beak, super colors and sharp focus Eileen with great DOF and exposure!:)
reply by the author on 18-Jun-2014
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Lol, what a character, love his eye and beak, super colors and sharp focus Eileen with great DOF and exposure!:)
Comment Written 17-Jun-2014
reply by the author on 18-Jun-2014
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thanks Wendy
Comment from marlak25
Excellent caption of this parrot! Nice color, depth, lighting and expression on it's face. Thank you for sharing!
reply by the author on 17-Jun-2014
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Excellent caption of this parrot! Nice color, depth, lighting and expression on it's face. Thank you for sharing!
Comment Written 17-Jun-2014
reply by the author on 17-Jun-2014
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thanks Marla!
Comment from gidavidson
I like your leaning tower best. What a fun and cute shot. The background works, good sharp focus, frame and exposure to show the very colorful details.
reply by the author on 17-Jun-2014
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I like your leaning tower best. What a fun and cute shot. The background works, good sharp focus, frame and exposure to show the very colorful details.
Comment Written 16-Jun-2014
reply by the author on 17-Jun-2014
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thanks so much George
Comment from island_life
Another very nice shot. I think you did an excellent job capturing the textures of the feathers. You were able to take the photo in a way that the face of the bird seems to have a great expression. Beautiful photo.
reply by the author on 17-Jun-2014
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Another very nice shot. I think you did an excellent job capturing the textures of the feathers. You were able to take the photo in a way that the face of the bird seems to have a great expression. Beautiful photo.
Comment Written 16-Jun-2014
reply by the author on 17-Jun-2014
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thanks so much
Comment from Life is but a dream.
The initial visual impact is first class. That red against the green throws this piece off the charts. You do know that red and green are contrasting colours on the colour wheel and support each other.
Before I get rambling I have to tell you what I really like about this Eileen. I like the fact you kept the background in. So many photographers remove the background and place the subject against a plain background devoid of colour, which does work well but I have learned something from you today. It is because of the background that makes this image ever more interesting. Is it a cage (?) is it an area outside and you are in a cage, or is that a feeder behind him...one doesn't know but it adds and incredible amount of interest to the shot. The fact that it's blurred out helps to pop out the bird which incidentally is pin sharp and cute as a button...and I can hear him and see him swaying from side to side, bubbling with the joy of life. How happy he must have made you this day and what a supremely handsome fellow.
I wish I could give you some constructive criticism (which I just know you are hungering for) but I can't. This is rock solid, something that we expect from your images. The Lorikeet stands out in vibrant, well saturated shades, that eyeball just ties the whole package together.
Truly this is outstanding photographic art....IMHO and the title is the icing on a very well baked cake.
Incidentally, I don't know if I've ever told you this, but in gallery showings oftentimes it is the title of an image that will help sell the art....so titles do matter.
Simply lovely, and I am still smiling and for that you get a bucketful of stars. So well deserved.
reply by the author on 17-Jun-2014
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The initial visual impact is first class. That red against the green throws this piece off the charts. You do know that red and green are contrasting colours on the colour wheel and support each other.
Before I get rambling I have to tell you what I really like about this Eileen. I like the fact you kept the background in. So many photographers remove the background and place the subject against a plain background devoid of colour, which does work well but I have learned something from you today. It is because of the background that makes this image ever more interesting. Is it a cage (?) is it an area outside and you are in a cage, or is that a feeder behind him...one doesn't know but it adds and incredible amount of interest to the shot. The fact that it's blurred out helps to pop out the bird which incidentally is pin sharp and cute as a button...and I can hear him and see him swaying from side to side, bubbling with the joy of life. How happy he must have made you this day and what a supremely handsome fellow.
I wish I could give you some constructive criticism (which I just know you are hungering for) but I can't. This is rock solid, something that we expect from your images. The Lorikeet stands out in vibrant, well saturated shades, that eyeball just ties the whole package together.
Truly this is outstanding photographic art....IMHO and the title is the icing on a very well baked cake.
Incidentally, I don't know if I've ever told you this, but in gallery showings oftentimes it is the title of an image that will help sell the art....so titles do matter.
Simply lovely, and I am still smiling and for that you get a bucketful of stars. So well deserved.
Comment Written 16-Jun-2014
reply by the author on 17-Jun-2014
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Olga, I totally love your review. not because of the great rating which I of course love, but the way you see things is enlightening and witty. Thank you so very much!
Comment from theqbhawk
Very interesting colors. Wish I could have seen more of his body patterns..
Thanks for sharing
QBH
reply by the author on 17-Jun-2014
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Very interesting colors. Wish I could have seen more of his body patterns..
Thanks for sharing
QBH
Comment Written 16-Jun-2014
reply by the author on 17-Jun-2014
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thanks