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Elisabeth's bright side
I think that we all have a bright side and a dark side. By focusing on the bright side, life can be more positive and it is also contagious. Photos illustrates our feelings and moods in a glimpse. That's why I use more pictures and less words and it's a part of me when I paint. Some paintings can bee seen at https://gxpremental.blogspot.com
25 comments:
what a fab shot...looks like the bird and the tree are floating among the clouds.
love this capture.
I'm glad you had your camera with you to get that shot
Cool capture. I like the composition.
excellent composition. a fine capture.
Cute!
simply stunning photo. love it!
It's so beautiful!
Enjoy your weekend.
Lol, what a perfect title!!
That is amazing. And you are right - participants from all around the globe. That's pretty cool when you think about it!
Et flott bilde! Fuglen ser så ensom ut! Ha en fin dag!
Flott bilde og flott blogg. Ja du må komme tilbake til Norge og stå på svaberget å nyte naturen :)
The bird is watching the sky, very creative shot, well done!!
Have a nice SWF.
I'm glad someone's paying attention!
Great shot.
marvelous composition and shot!
Wonderful photograph. The tree would look very stark and menacing without its feathered visitor.
So true and such a beautiful shot!
The sky is being watched, love that.
Plus your photo is great.
spirithelpers
It's fabulous photo!
What a beautiful and striking picture. You did a super job of capturing the bird like this. Very nice post. Happy you left me a comment and stopped by.
Better to watch the sky than our crazy world :)
Have a nice weekend!
Simply adorable
I like this one very much!
Fabulous capture. It appears as if the tree is reaching the sky close to the clouds.
Great!
Once I have seen the black ink painting just same as your picture composition that was drawn by a great swordsman 400 years ago.
It was for me also a déjà vu to see the crow sitting on the branch that way. It really felt like an ancient motiv. Obviously it was the bird's normal lookout point. It took me a while and many tours from my work inside and carefully waiting from the terrace to get one picture with the right angle. I wish I could have shared the crows warning shouts too.
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