I absolutely love this portrait! I wish I could buy it and put a print of it up on my wall... but my girlfriend took one look at the picture and stated, "No! The eye is scary!"Guess I'll have to put it up in my study!But really, I love this photo.
"You, um, have some schmutz on your, um, bill, here lemme... "
I love avian eyeballs!... Staring directly into the soul of a dinosaur.. stunning shot...*gazes
Dang!
Delighted you like it, Miguel :^) I reckon it's more wild and crazy than scary.Zhoen, they might be unafraid and inquisitive, but even they consider getting that close, too close.Watercats, that dinosaur ancestry certainly comes through in some birds. I find it a nice thought: that some, at least, are still with us.Bill — yep!
I see exactly what you mean in your previous response to my comment. This is one scarey chook!
Constructive criticism is welcomed (I particularly appreciate thoughts on what you like and don't like), but please keep it courteous.
This was the inquisitive weka mentioned in the previous post. Sunday 26 April 2009; Kapiti Island.
I absolutely love this portrait! I wish I could buy it and put a print of it up on my wall... but my girlfriend took one look at the picture and stated, "No! The eye is scary!"
ReplyDeleteGuess I'll have to put it up in my study!
But really, I love this photo.
"You, um, have some schmutz on your, um, bill, here lemme... "
ReplyDeleteI love avian eyeballs!... Staring directly into the soul of a dinosaur.. stunning shot...*gazes
ReplyDeleteDang!
ReplyDeleteDelighted you like it, Miguel :^) I reckon it's more wild and crazy than scary.
ReplyDeleteZhoen, they might be unafraid and inquisitive, but even they consider getting that close, too close.
Watercats, that dinosaur ancestry certainly comes through in some birds. I find it a nice thought: that some, at least, are still with us.
Bill — yep!
I see exactly what you mean in your previous response to my comment. This is one scarey chook!
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