Posted on November 12, 2014 By Michael Griffiths
Sunrise: 07.25 Sunset: 04.21
This is not a good photograph, but there is something about it I find appealing. I can’t put my finger on it; is it just me? Perhaps I am feeling that I wish I had done a better job. I nearly deleted it, but I couldn’t do it .
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I really like it!
Thank you.
Your photos are so brilliant that what you think are bad ones are just amazing to those of us that just ‘play’ with our cameras. That buzzard may not be centre on, but just look at the way the light comes through it’s feathers and the way it’s looking at you – fabulous!
Thank very much for your comment; i appreciate it.
These birds are a delight to watch.
They are, Tom. Fortunately, there is often a buzzard soaring above the marsh.
Mike you have captured a great moment. Try changing it to sepia and lightening it a little. 😉
Thanks for your good advice, Joyce.
Any picture of a buzzard is good, you noticed it & captured its flight beautifully 🙂
This is all true! Thanks.
I like it! It has a rustic look that goes along with the textures on the bird.
Thank you for your feedback.
Nice shot, loving the pattern on it’s wings
Thanks, Willie.
As with all of your photos, I think I love how you’ve framed the buzzard with the light in its wings and captured its attitude with that cock to his head. 😉
Thanks for your comment Cynthia. I am feeling that the image reminds me that I would be better pleased if I had done a better job of capturing the image. I will just have to try again.
A brilliant capture. I especially love the feathers on the outspread wings. 😀
Thanks, Raewyn. I suppose the main thing that attracts me to this image is the impression of the meaty part of the buzzard’s wing structure.