Try this....
by jomari

Comment by roz:
really like this a lot marion .. you've turned what might be a fairly mundane scene into something pretty special .. loving the colours and the way you've caught the ppl .. especially the woman .. just fantastic .. :)

Try this....
by jomari

Comment by MargaretNet:
Very surreal feel

Bride's Back with Beads and Bow
by jomari

Comment by sbeaumont:
One of my favorites

Flights of Fancy
by jomari

Comment by Neat:
flittering here and there, dreamy outcast!

Balcony Birds
by jomari

Comment by BeckyT:
Like everyone else I like the blocks of color with the textures combine with the smooth metal hand rail. Perfect place for these "cockies"

Bride's Back with Beads and Bow
by jomari

Comment by littlemav:
This is Beautiful

Balcony Birds
by jomari

Comment by nam:
I just love the blocks of color - the deep red, the gray, the black - and the textures of the surroundings. It's a geometrical abstract with the whimsy of the birds tossed in. I doubt that you can recover any more detail on the birds - if you could, I would sure look for other crops (as suggested by kasaba and play with this some more.

Flights of Fancy
by jomari

Comment by CNovack:
Voted earlier coming back to comment.

Man sets sail, birds take flight. That is my first thought that struck me when I viewed the shot. The mast and riggings is what allows the sail to catch wind - and allows men to sail upon the waters (or at least early periods because now you have machine power). Birds catch the wind in their wings which allows them to fly. This is an interesting juxtaposition of man and nature. Love the soft hues and the silhouettes here - nicely captured.

Balcony Birds
by jomari

Comment by Ann:
The title should be "The Lineup." Pretty sure I don't want to be the downstairs neighbor.

Balcony Birds
by jomari

Comment by kasaba:
Have you got ANY idea what these birds cost here? :-)

... thi is a fun picture. Almost "abstarcty" with the blocked colours and then the line of birds. Nicely seen.
Although its a bit "predictable", I would crop the iomage to get the birds on a 1/3 from the top.