Hi Ms. Anni- Beautiful photos of very eye-catching birds in B&W. I love them! BTW- thanks for visiting me at GreenComotion. Yes, Ms. Chaka, our daughter, is a Chow-Chow :) Have a Happy Day! Peace :)
Nice work Anni. I often think I should shoot in black & white sometimes. But then I forget, especially when I'm shooting birds. I'm gonna try harder now as I have my new camera.
Wow, such commanding beauty, and this is just what black and white stunning is all about. The grey/blackish/white outside my window right now, not so pretty. Please send the sunshine here fast!
beautiful birds. some idiot shot an eagle here in NC. the eagle lived, thank goodness. they're looking for the person, up to a year in jail and up to $100k in fines.
Thanks most sincerely for the lovely comment you left on ~ My little old world ~, I appreciate it so, so much, my friend ! You also have a so beautiful blog and i'm going to follow you with much joy, thank you again !
Gorgeous B&W shots, Anni! Well, I hope all has been good for you, health-wise and that you had a blessed Christmas. I am back, it seems, and I plan to post on the Bird d'Pot this weekend as well. Got a nice shot of a woodpecker on my deck right when I was posting on WBW yesterday! Took the picture from my seat on the sofa through the back window! :-) LOVE our new house! Been snowed in since we moved in...I don't know if you've seen my posts...but we are happy & doing well. Look forward to getting out and about and taking lots of pictures when the worst of this is over! Take care!
Beautiful! I especially like the hawk in B&W. :-)
ReplyDeleteThanks D J
DeleteHi Ms. Anni-
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photos of very eye-catching birds in B&W. I love them!
BTW- thanks for visiting me at GreenComotion.
Yes, Ms. Chaka, our daughter, is a Chow-Chow :)
Have a Happy Day!
Peace :)
I am glad you paid me a visit also!! Thanks.
DeleteHello, great series of B&W images. The birds are all wonderful. Love the heron photo. Happy Tuesday, enjoy your day!
ReplyDeleteThank you Eileen...I'm glad you stopped by for a visit.
DeleteAWESOME!!!! the dove and the great blue are my favorites but the others are just as stunning.
ReplyDeleteThanks Sandra....did you know YOU'RE awesome too?
DeleteYour portraits are so beautiful! They should be glossy and in National Geographic! They really show the personality of each bird!
ReplyDeleteOMGoodness Ginny....thanks!!!
DeleteThey are something else, beautiful, fabulous. Thanks for showing them Anni.
ReplyDeleteThanks Bob
DeleteBeautiful birds in black and white. I imagine the sun is shinning there today as pretty as it is here.
ReplyDeleteIt was...as is today. The wind is picking up, but I'll take it. Tired of the COLD we had for a couple of weeks. lol
DeleteNice work Anni. I often think I should shoot in black & white sometimes. But then I forget, especially when I'm shooting birds. I'm gonna try harder now as I have my new camera.
ReplyDeleteHave a great week.
You'll have fun learning all the new 'good' things your camera will do for you, I'm sure. Have fun.
DeleteWow, such commanding beauty, and this is just what black and white stunning is all about. The grey/blackish/white outside my window right now, not so pretty. Please send the sunshine here fast!
ReplyDeleteThe high winds today may be blowing some sun your way. It's coming from the south heading north as I type.
DeleteThese look amazing in black and white
ReplyDeleteThanks Ann
DeleteNice! I really like the heron and the hawk with the matte effects.
ReplyDeleteThanks! It's just an oval misted frame for my paintshop program.
DeleteBravo!
ReplyDeleteThanks!
DeleteYou captured some beauties and I really like them in black and white!
ReplyDeleteIt's good to know you liked them Mari.
DeleteI love seeing the birds in full color,but these pictures are beautiful.
ReplyDeleteI'd prefer them in color too Ruth. Thanks
DeleteAs always.....such perfect photos!!
ReplyDeleteThanks Linda
DeleteHow gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteThanks Fi
Deletebeautiful birds. some idiot shot an eagle here in NC. the eagle lived, thank goodness. they're looking for the person, up to a year in jail and up to $100k in fines.
ReplyDeleteOh man....that doesn't seem enough for the penalty!!!
DeleteSo much detail in black and white that you can't see in color! Love the hooded warbler :)
ReplyDelete....more yellow [at least if it were color!!]
DeleteThanks Karen.
Lovely images!
ReplyDeleteThe Heron is my favorite
Have a wonderful day!
Thanks Lea...the heron seems to be a majority favorite.
DeleteThanks most sincerely for the lovely comment you left on ~ My little old world ~, I appreciate it so, so much, my friend !
ReplyDeleteYou also have a so beautiful blog and i'm going to follow you with much joy, thank you again !
Enjoy your Wednesday with gladness
Xx Daniela
Thanks Daniela
DeleteSuch striking black and whites today. Love it that you did them in that color. Wow.
ReplyDeleteThanks Lantane
DeleteGorgeous B&W shots, Anni! Well, I hope all has been good for you, health-wise and that you had a blessed Christmas. I am back, it seems, and I plan to post on the Bird d'Pot this weekend as well. Got a nice shot of a woodpecker on my deck right when I was posting on WBW yesterday! Took the picture from my seat on the sofa through the back window! :-) LOVE our new house! Been snowed in since we moved in...I don't know if you've seen my posts...but we are happy & doing well. Look forward to getting out and about and taking lots of pictures when the worst of this is over! Take care!
ReplyDeleteMarie!!!! I've been thinking of you. All moved in, and then tons of snow? Hope it'll melt quickly and you can update us with photos of your new home!
DeleteI really enjoyed these images. Gorgeous :)
ReplyDeleteThanks!!!!
DeleteThanks Felicia
ReplyDeleteWhat exciting bird shots! You are lucky to have a good long lens. Happy New Year, and happy photographing in 2017.
ReplyDeleteThanks Sara
DeleteVery effective treatment. Some of them come up brilliantly in B&W.
ReplyDeleteThanks Liz
DeleteSo beautiful and harmonious photos. Thank you.
ReplyDeleteThank YOU Anu. I enjoyed your bird photos also.
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