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Here is another shot of Harry, the Northern Harrier on the Ladner Dike Trail. Those feathers look just fine! October, 2016.
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Timeless Elegance: A Monochromatic Portrait of the Sunbird
Witness the timeless elegance and intricate details that transcend the boundaries of color.
With the absence of hues, the focus shifts to the sunbird's form, highlighting the delicate curves of its body and the graceful extension of its wings. Every line and contour becomes more pronounced, revealing the true essence of this magnificent creature. In this monochromatic realm, the sunbird's beauty takes on a new dimension, captivating our senses with its understated allure.
The contrast between light and shadow adds depth and drama to the composition, accentuating the intricate patterns of the sunbird's feathers. Each tiny barb and filament becomes a work of art, delicately etched by nature's hand. The monochrome palette amplifies the textures, transforming them into a tactile feast for the eyes.
As we immerse ourselves in this black and white Photograph, we are reminded of the power of simplicity. Stripped of vibrant colors, the sunbird's allure lies in its pure essence, showcasing the harmonious balance between light and darkness. In this stark monochrome realm, we discover the inherent beauty that transcends the limitations of perception.
Join me in this exploration of the sunbird's monochromatic world, where simplicity reigns supreme. The subtleties and nuances that define this enchanting creature. Marvel at the timeless elegance of the sunbird, as it stands as a testament to the enduring beauty found within the realm of black and white.
Through this photograph, I invite you to embrace the artistry of monochrome and celebrate the intricate details that often go unnoticed. Allow yourself to be captivated by the sunbird's subtle grace and be inspired by the timeless allure that can be found even in the absence of color.
Brown Thrasher (Toxostoma rufum)
Love to watch these guys vigorously tossing and turning leaf litter in search of bugs. They always seem so intense.
Nikon D500 - 300 f/4 prime - ISO 500 - f/6.3 - 1/800
Consider investing in the private conservation of critical habitats.
Some good options:
Nature Conservancy (nature.org)
Private Land Trusts (www.birds.cornell.edu/landtrust/about/)
Snowy Egret (Egretta thula)
These egrets are so much fun to watch; aggressive and personable. This guy actively hunted all morning and was quite defensive of his space.
Melissa James Photography page
Please consider investing in the private conservation of critical habitats. One great organization is Nature Conservancy (nature.org).