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This pair of whistling ducks (why are they called whistling ducks? Whistle at them and see!) Have just finished having a drink and are re-arranging their feathers. They are my favourite group at the WWT as they are ALWAYS preening themselves!! Taken with LFM @ WWT London.
I'm continually amazed by the balance of birds that stand on one leg – especially with an over the shoulder look likte this one!
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Phill channels his creative energy into his photography. His passion lies in minimalist architecture, abstract and street photography with which he has been published in the Economist Group's Intelligent Life Magazine.
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Stunning picture not to be missed.
Stunning picture not to be missed.
I like it! It looks almost 3 dimensional!
I like it! It looks almost 3 dimensional!
Fantastic shot!
Show off ;-)
Lovely tone and DoF
Fantastic shot!
That shot is awesome!
Show off ;-)
Lovely tone and DoF
Beautifully done. Great ttones.
Beautifully done. Great ttones.
that is a luscious brown/red/orange/whatevatheheckitis and nicely arranged. Way to go!
that is a luscious brown/red/orange/whatevatheheckitis and nicely arranged. Way to go!
I like the attention to detail here, and juxtaposition… the ‘no entry’ along with the locked bolt… in contrast to the simple and honest natural beauty of the grasses… well spotted, and executed shot.
I like the attention to detail here, and juxtaposition… the ‘no entry’ along with the locked bolt… in contrast to the simple and honest natural beauty of the grasses… well spotted, and executed shot.