Wake me up when it's all over
by eniko

Comment:
Really frosty cool

We are out of wine again
by MargaretNet

Comment:
I like the processing and the concept

Catch
by GolferDDS

Comment:
Great thinking and clever set-up

Fade away
by Neat

Comment:
Stunningly Sublime or Sublimely Stunning...both...this would have scored as well in the FOG and Mist challenge.

Where to?
by Ammie

Comment:
Stunning

The art of stone fencing
by Kroburg

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The art of stone fencing is called a wall ;)

Twilight in color
by Ammie

Comment:
Beautiful

Mom! Please stop arguing with the neighbors!
by vawendy

Comment:

Originally posted by vawendy: Originally posted by ThingFish: They look exactly like our Cape Gannets here in South Africa which are not found anywhere else in the world except Africa..well according to this article with photos about them. Cape Gannets What is the sppecies that you photographed called and where did you photograph these? These are northern gannets photographed at Bempton Cliffs with sarar and pangurban. h

That's interesting. They look so alike. I found this article which mentions that similarity also. "The Cape gannet is identified from the Australasian gannet by the all-black tail, a longer black stripe down the throat (from underneath the beak) and more extensive black on the face, but all of these features are difficult to identify unless at close proximity. The Cape gannet is also very similar to the northern gannet, but the latter differs from its entirely white tail and its wings, which are only black at the tip. It also is similar to the blue-footed booby (Sula nebouxii)."
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cape_gannet

Mom! Please stop arguing with the neighbors!
by vawendy

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They look exactly like our Cape Gannets here in South Africa which are not found anywhere else in the world except Africa..well according to this article with photos about them.
Cape Gannets

What is the sppecies that you photographed called and where did you photograph these?

Message edited by author 2020-06-03 04:50:30.