A rather ordinary late afternoon stroll at the local park when this scene unfolded. I loved how everything is seemingly disconnected and yet wonderfully coherent. =)
[Dec. 2nd, 2010 09:02:27 PM]
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Terrific light! Really like the composition; the serene bird, the dog clearly wanting to run off towards the bird, and the dogwalker determinedly ignoring them both. And not even noticing that wonderful beam of sunlight spotlighting the bird. Can't be a photographer ;-)
this photo really works for me, the composition is just right, the ray of sun on the heron, the way the dog looks as if its pulling towards the bird, and it all works perfectly in B&W, a big well done from me.
Oh come ON! A sunbeam ON the egret???? This is just too marvelous. It is amazing how the jogger and the dog - arguably the predominant subjects - are second to the first two elements. Beautiful parallel lines.
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