We have very little to show for our efforts. Laurie says it's like taking photos of holes cut out of the scenery, black holes that swallow all the light.
Occasionally something half-way works. Like these, I think:
The walk. All business.
Demolishing a bud.
Maintaining that shiny black.
About that crow and eagle video: I haven't forgotten. I've finally got my computer back to normal, I think. If all goes well, the video will be online this weekend.
I love that first photo. It just screams "crow attitude"
ReplyDeleteWhat a strut. Nice. Must be beautiful where you are.
ReplyDeleteAttitude. That's the right word.
ReplyDeleteOutwalking... : yes, it is.
I know what you mean about the difficulties of photographing crows. This series of shots is great. I have a big collection of photos with crow silhouettes.
ReplyDeleteI too, love that first photo ... struttin' his stuff. I haven't got a good photo of a crow yet ... I thought it was just me.
ReplyDeleteWell done.
ReplyDeleteThose ravens are ravenous, they are ubiquitous, too.
Yet, I've worked my feathers to the bone trying to get good photos of them.
I love the description of crows being black holes in the sky. So appropriate! I've never gotten a good shot of one - just a good silhouette.
ReplyDeleteThat first picture really does shout out an "attitude".
I really like that first photo - it captures the crow very well!
ReplyDelete"The Walk" photo is wonderful!
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