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Swans on a Dreary Day
© Vivianne
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Uploaded: 10/29/09 1:27 AM GMT
Swans on a Dreary Day
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The swans in the Park only come out to this lake when they are courting. They usually stay in the small lagoon in the Bird Sanctuary. I tried to tell them that winter is coming and it is not the time to be laying eggs and hatching cygnets but they were oblivious to me.
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.Jhihmoac
10/29/09 2:58 AM GMT
Dem swannies...Oh well...Nice capture
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The look like they have formed the letters L O---I think we know what the other two letters are Colleen. A fine capture and the bridge in the background really adds to this shot. The muted coloring just adds to the ambience.
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єvєrч dαч ís α gíft.....thαt ís whч ít ís cαllєd thє prєsєnt!
Beautiful capture ... I love the swan's elegant poses.
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“There are many paths but only one journey.”
Nice capture of these two. A little bit on the dark side for me, but that's just me.
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"Hurry to meet Death before your place is taken."
A good capture of the pair of Swans Coleen. I like the way there posed and that bridge in the background. Good post.
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Enjoy nature, Take nothing but photographs and leave nothing but footprints
Beautiful composition and great clarity for the dreary day! Graceful neck bend on the one swan! Nice work! :)Ami
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Those who dream by day are cognizant of many things which escape those who dream only by night.
Edgar Allan Poe (1809 - 1849), "Eleonora"
