Leonard Cohen would approve! (Maybe even write a song?)
This is terrific Carin. In fact the first line of several songs spring to mind as I look at it. Great shot.
Love….. We have a bridge in town where the birds gather on a wire. Every time I see them there….as I sit at a red light I swear I’m going to get a picture. One day…….
Carin, the simplicity of this took my breath away. The intersecting power lines and the single bird on the wire is a beautifully presented “negative space” photo. Well done.
Better late than never … I’m here! I too thought immediately of Cohen. (That’s a song my friend Julie and I have sung together many times … with harmony!) It’s an arresting photo — so simple but striking in composition, the lines pulling the eye toward that small but discernible silhouette of the bird. Love the contrast of black against the blue sky.
Leonard Cohen would approve! (Maybe even write a song?)
This is terrific Carin. In fact the first line of several songs spring to mind as I look at it. Great shot.
Being an inspiration for Mr. Cohen is my lifelong pursuit. (;
And, please, Barbara, if you’re moved to sing those first lines… I’m all ears.
Serene and perhaps a little curious? Great silhouette against that wonderful blue, blue sky, Carin.
There’s the story, Cheryl. What does one think when one is a bird perched upon a wire?
It must be a curious and entertaining view of the world of people!
THAT would be great science. To hear the animals’ version of *us*.
Love….. We have a bridge in town where the birds gather on a wire. Every time I see them there….as I sit at a red light I swear I’m going to get a picture. One day…….
Do it! And send me the link when you do. (:
Carin, the simplicity of this took my breath away. The intersecting power lines and the single bird on the wire is a beautifully presented “negative space” photo. Well done.
Thank you so much, Allison. I love that you like it. (:
he looks like a high wire birdie!
Making it look so simple too… (:
Unlike the woman leaning in her darkened door, I say no more is needed. A picture of minimal perfection.
I try, in my way, to be free.
And cheers…
Better late than never … I’m here! I too thought immediately of Cohen. (That’s a song my friend Julie and I have sung together many times … with harmony!) It’s an arresting photo — so simple but striking in composition, the lines pulling the eye toward that small but discernible silhouette of the bird. Love the contrast of black against the blue sky.
Oh how lovely! [When I sing I do so solo. And alone. It’s better for everyone that way.] :)