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03/31/2011 10:24:35 AMPost actions
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03/29/2011 11:50:02 PMPost actions
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03/29/2011 04:58:10 PMPost actions
That's an impressive number of birds. Unfortunately, since they are each so small in the frame and they don't have the benefit of color to help separate them from the background, they end up looking more like a texture. That's not necessarily a bad thing, in the bigger scope of things, but for this challenge, I don't think it all works as well as it would have in color. It's a nice black and white conversion, though.
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03/29/2011 10:24:58 AMPost actions
Love all the ones standing at the lower right. That is an amazing amount of birds in flight.
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03/28/2011 10:14:02 PMPost actions
Beautiful photo. To me the birds are really not the subject. It took me a while to even properly see them. Even when I did, though, the birds still seemed like an afterthought.
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03/28/2011 09:45:37 AMPost actions
truly awesome! I'm wondering if it's a little over sharpened -- but what a spectacular shot! (not voting, just commenting)
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03/27/2011 08:54:42 PMPost actions
Nailed the rule of thirds, well done
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03/27/2011 12:28:21 PMPost actions
Ooops...abundance of birds and a great landscape!!!
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03/27/2011 08:09:13 AMPost actions
Very nice. I wonder what this looks like in colour.
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03/27/2011 07:39:59 AMPost actions
A fascinating experiment; using the birds as texture.
I think the mountain steals the show, though.
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03/26/2011 04:00:00 PMPost actions
amazing tones. great picture
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03/26/2011 07:11:19 AMPost actions
wow! i almost didn't notice the birds....perfect synergy with the landscape!
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03/25/2011 10:01:06 PMPost actions
Wish you could have been a little closer to the action, maybe with a longer lens. Would have accentuated the foreground, middle and background feel to it.
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03/25/2011 08:25:34 AMPost actions
Magnificent scene. From the background to the foreground.
B&W is a very good idea here.
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03/24/2011 11:14:12 PMPost actions
holy moley 9 (better than Weston) LOL
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03/24/2011 07:45:07 PMPost actions
It's fantastic, how the birds become part of the scenery. Love the lines they create.
Very well done!
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03/24/2011 02:52:52 PMPost actions
Amazing capture and sight. National Geographic material!
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03/24/2011 12:35:09 AMPost actions
An equally suitable title might be "Traffic Jam". Or possibly "Air Traffic Controller's Nightmare!" Fun shot!
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03/23/2011 10:34:46 PMPost actions
Wow I didn't even see the birds when I first looked. The title helped out !
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03/23/2011 07:43:30 PMPost actions
man had to look twice here... wow!
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03/23/2011 06:21:46 PMPost actions
that is a beautiful photo
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03/23/2011 10:16:34 AMPost actions
I know it's tough in basic editing to make them show up but there are a few tricks that are legal. That said, I kind of enjoyed having to look hard at this just to find them - the subtlety and the curvy puzzle pieces are kinda fun.
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03/23/2011 09:48:12 AMPost actions
Ohmygoodness! I'm not voting in this challenge, but this is a-MAZING!!!!!!! National Geographic material!
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03/23/2011 09:39:51 AMPost actions
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03/23/2011 01:09:45 AMPost actions
wow , almost looks like another mountain
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