There are geese in the pond again,
and that means feathers,
often with dew drops.
10 months ago
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11 comments:
Marvellous photos of the feathers. It seems geese are a good thing having around. :)
Thanks for your very nice comment on my blog. My header is an ordinary cabbage white fly on lavender, edit in photoshop. I am very fond of that picture myself and don't think I will change header for a long time. ;)
Stunning macro shots! The tiny dewdrops look like strings of diamonds.
I love that delicious texture and light in feather, in the first major composition.
I could feel those cotton-soft, slightly dampened feathers...
I enlarged your shots. They are really awesome macros. Love them. :)
Lovely shots!
I love how splendidly bedraggled some of these look with the dew drops and the light shining on them
Love the photos and subject matter
These are so clever! I like your point of view.
I've been collecting feathers for crafts, Judy!
If you ever find any large ones you do not want...
I have a ton from Bleeker park (I think!) in Ottawa and gave them away. sigh.
I made a Thanksgiving Turkey with some. It was fun!
Cheers from Cottage Country!
Oh these are gorgeous you know how I love feathers. B
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