of much we never spoke, of loved ones gone, of our journey home, of hearts broken, always the lilies listened, taking in the unspoken, petals wide open, our
silence born willingly.
silence born willingly.
I post this as you would never know that this Coopers Hawk at Alligator Lake is captive and flying just above many heads into his cage.
I post this as I have another shot of a fellow photographer from the side this hawk was on, and he said people were in the way, that the photo wouldn’t sell as it would show the jesses, etc.
In other words, he didn’t bother.
I guess that was the beauty of his ultra expensive get up he had, the Nikon D500 with the 200-500mm lens on monopod. He could afford not to bother.
With my amateur get up of the Nikon D3300 and the 18-300mm, I was free to be bothered and shoot away.
Just saying.
Just because you can afford to drive a Lamborghini, it doesn’t make you a race car driver.
And I was given a tormentor
A crow above me
To buffet me
Lest I should think more highly
than an eagle should be
Trying to vary what I carry
Today the D850 with 70-300 polarizer
D40 with 11-16 polarizer
GoPro Hero5
Iphone6
Extra 18-300 lens
Batteries, etc
Two belt bags
As usual, too much.
Suwannee River
The River recedes
Nikon D40
Tokina 11-16 2.8
Polarizing filter
6MP
Vivid setting
Bouquet boy made his way to Montmartre
There in the field he met Lise Treholt
The lover of his friend Renoir
Girl Gathering Flowers
Renoir
1872
Is the scene one to stand alone?
Does the scene depend upon one?
One says, for the one I so long
Another says, let’s rejoice ones gone.
Have you heard the Amaryllis play Holy! Holy! Holy! upon the fernaphone, have you walked quietly by Mary and the Christ child? If so, then you will never know why I sing the Song of Songs. All thy works shall praise thy name
Unless you've heard Amaryllis play Holy! Holy! Holy! upon the fernaphone, then you will know why I sing along.