CURVED NECK, a photo from Erongo, South

Photographer's Note

This is a flamingo, a bird native of this area in Walvis Bay. It and thousands of others were at side of an urban beach how you will see in the next images.

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Este � um flamingo nativo desta area em Walvis Bay. Este animal e milhares de outros estavam mesmo ao lado de uma praia urbana, como voc黌 poder縊 ver nas primas fotos que postarei.

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imageme (1790) 2014-04-12 17:38

Hi Jorge, Super close up of this flamingo. Soft focus with great details. Great DOF. Thank for sharing
Anna

jhm (211736) 2014-04-13 4:32

Hello Jorge,

An extraordinarily great picture a little bit to great for everything to can see.
But absolutely excellent tried.
Excellent composition with depth and perspective.
Very well done, TFS.

Have a nice Sunday,
John.

adramad (72940) 2014-04-13 9:20

Hola Jorge.
Soberbio este primer plano, que nos ofrece con todo detalle el curvado pico de esta ave y ese ojo, que parece mirar de forma intensa, me gusta el juego de sombras y luces.
Muy bien gestionada la luminosidad y la nitidez, con un hermoso color, en estos tonos tan naturales.
Disfruta del domingo, y buen comienzo de semana.
Mis mejores deseos.
Luis.

fabianoleite (13575) 2014-04-13 17:04

Os detalhes da cabe軋 do p疽saro foram muito bem explorados, excelente aproxima鈬o. Parab駭s!

serp2000 (47063) 2014-04-19 19:04

Hi, Jorge,
I have never seen a flamingo so close. I like this close up, fine crop. Original photo, thanks for your reports from Namibia!
Happy Easter!
Serghei

ikeharel (113273) 2014-06-27 1:04

Great close-up on the Flamingo necka nd beak, Jorge.
Awesome the eye in yellow and the pink color of its big fishing beak. Fine details collected.
Bom dia,
Ike

berek (50518) 2014-10-02 22:18

Dear Jorge
a very successful close up. i can see all the details from your the picture. super. take care.
Best wishes.
Burak

Miguel82 (47110) 2015-02-14 3:01

Good idea to focus on its pink curved neck, it is used as a filter, native Andean people believe that bird species, living in sterile and hostile habitats, was actually the phoenix