Great Blue Heron in sunset's rays (in the wild)

 
Stats and Info
Score: 39.45
Views: 394
Member: alandrapal
Your Rating
Thank You! Your rating has been saved.
Themes
Galleries

About This Image

Great Blue Heron portrait. With the rays of the setting sun illuminating feathers. In the Wild. cropped up close.

Comments

Jeanne - Oct 19, 2023 05:11 AM EDT
In recent times, online dating has increasingly gained traction, with more and more individuals relying on the web to search for potential partners. One specific niche of the internet dating world that has witnessed significant expansion is adult online dating. Such websites are specifically designed to assist individuals in finding informal meetups, hookups, and various adult-oriented connections. One of the most attractive features of adult online dating websites is that several of them are totally free. This means that users can create their profile and begin searching for potential matches without having to invest any cash. Although, certain sites do offer premium functions at a cost, plenty of enough free choices accessible. If you desire to try out adult internet dating for yourself, it's crucial to keep in mind a few key points. First and foremost, it's vital to select a trustworthy site that has a established history of success. Look for websites that possess favorable reviews from members and a large membership base. This will boost your likelihood of finding a match suitable for you. When crafting your account, be truthful about your interests and what you're searching in a partner. Doing so will draw in suitable individuals and increase your prospects of discovering an ideal match. Furthermore, it's upload a current picture of yourself to boost your chances of potential matches showing interest in your account https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61552386906360. As you commence searching for potential matches, take the time to read through profiles carefully. Look for individuals who share similar hobbies and appear compatible based on their account details. If you find a person who catches your interest, take initiative and start a chat. When dealing with grown-up online dating, remember to practice caution and ensure your safety. Never disclose private information like your home address or telephone number until you're at ease with the person. Moreover, arrange to meet in a public place for your first meetups, and let someone trustworthy about your plans. In conclusion, adult online dating can present a fun and exciting way to meet fresh people and discover your hobbies. With an array of free options accessible, there's no reason not try it out. Just remember to choose a trustworthy platform, tell the truth about your interests, and take safety measures in place to guarantee a positive experience. Online dating for single dads - Online dating for pilots - Online dating for farmers Search Tags: Online dating for cross-country drives Online dating for wine connoisseur Online dating for tarot and divination Online dating for campervan travelers Online dating for aviation enthusiasts Online dating for spiritual growth Online dating for financial analysts Online dating for motorhome owners Online dating for pet lovers
Sewertnib - Nov 22, 2021 10:18 AM EDT
Насосы: тепловые насосы - цир
Jetta - Dec 20, 2020 03:41 AM EDT
Great article! Thhis is the kind of info that are meant to be shared around the internet. Disgrace on the search engines for now not positioning this submit higher! Come on over and seek advice from my website . Thank you =) Ciallis 60mg hkmepage acheter Kamagra
alandrapal - Jan 31, 2008 10:56 PM EDT
thankyou Karen, glad you enjoyed it : ) We haven't been out in the local farmlands lately, am wondering if the Snowy Owls are back in our area by now. Must go to check soon.
Karen Moen - Jan 31, 2008 04:29 PM EDT
I guess I missed this one. Amazing color and detail in this lovely portrait. Well done!
Guest - Dec 30, 2006 11:13 PM EDT
thankyou Marsha Sea, for the nice comments. Am glad you like it.
Guest - Dec 30, 2006 08:57 PM EDT
I must have missed this when you first posted it. Amazing close up. The lighting and the detail are fantastic.
Guest - Dec 29, 2006 06:13 AM EDT
thanks very much, Tania, your nice comments are appreciated. glad you like it. Looking forward to getting out locally again soon to take more pics.
Guest - Dec 29, 2006 06:00 AM EDT
Alandra. This is fantastic. It is clear and the colours and textures are great. Well done
Guest - Nov 04, 2006 04:54 AM EDT
my pleasure, Steve. well, the herons very often do take off before I can get a shot, and it wasn't long ago that I thought it would be hopeless (for me) to capture images like this - but have kept trying, and there are so many herons in this area, that eventually it started happening :) Have to add, that I make lots of mistakes too.
Guest - Nov 04, 2006 03:49 AM EDT
Thanks Alandra. I asked largely because it seemed that you were so close I wondered why the heron hadn't flown off! It says a lot for the quality of your 20D (and for your technique, of course) that you can crop so close and still retain fantastic detail.
Guest - Nov 04, 2006 02:33 AM EDT
hi again Steve. about the heron photo, - think it was about 50 feet away from us, beyond a fence. Will pay more attention to the distance next time we are there. I cropped the heron's head from a regular image, for this closer view.
Guest - Nov 03, 2006 05:38 AM EDT
that's very nice of both of you, Mike and Steve. Glad you like it. Will have to check back to see which photo this was, - have taken so many heron shots lately that offhand, can't think how far away I was from that particular one :) will get back later.
Guest - Nov 02, 2006 08:00 PM EDT
An absolutely stunning image! About how far from the heron were you when you took the shot?
Guest - Nov 02, 2006 07:34 PM EDT
fantastic close up of a heron alandra am inspired x
Guest - Oct 30, 2006 04:06 PM EDT
thankyou Alex, Carol and Don. The sunset was altering his colouring somewhat, but I do like it, especially his eye. And as you say, what a beak he has :)
Guest - Oct 30, 2006 03:54 PM EDT
Great close up Alandra! Nice and sharp, Don
Guest - Oct 30, 2006 12:11 PM EDT
Great closeup of the bird,what a beak that bird has,Great photo! Carol
Guest - Oct 30, 2006 11:41 AM EDT
WOW!! a very nice shot.

Add A Comment About This Image

Comment Title:
Your Name:
Your Comment:
Please enter the text from the image in the box below: