There were lots of gulls, and geese, so there were a lot of feathers.
Of course, I spent some time
photographing them,
on the beaches and in the park.
10 months ago
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4 comments:
I really like the water drops on the feather in your third photo.
Beautiful, creative compositions, all of them.
Your header photo is amazing too.
I did the same thing on the beach last weekend, taking pictures of the feather I saw. Your photos are macro and they are wonderful to see.
Oh, how lovely details you spotted. And your photos are wonderful.
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