"a.field.of.snipe"
Additional exploration of images in last post. Added fragments of a dusk deep blue sky and overlays.
Have less time to experiment these days - these are quick studies using small file sizes.
Snipe are marvellous relatively uncommon marsh preferring shorebirds. Every time that I have seen this gregarious species it has been in beautiful quiet fresh water wetlands, far from even sparsely populated suburbia.
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I like the contrasting colors on this one!
It looks like an old map of a continent of which only the shoreline has been explored extensively. A very pretty old document.
The Monterey Aquarium had me thinking that the snipe was a pretty common bird. It is one I recognized anyway. I have always liked that name and now I have to look up what it is called in Dutch.
I think I see a few hunters in there.
Stunning "study," John. I say this frequently, but it is one of my favorites. Perhaps I should learn to say that it's one of my favorites of your most recent work.
These lines are lovely:) They look like little micro-organisims, alive and organic.
Just beautiful!Smo
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