@domenicododaro most pleased to receive your approval! @flowerfairyann I think it looks like a pine cone or wood, yes. thank you for your comment. @suzanne234 would take a lot of patience to carve wood this way. It reminded me of a pine cone too - as I said to Ann. Thanks for the comment. @moonmtn thanks Kahsia. @taffy the way feathers arrange themselves into overlapping and repeating patterns are always attractive. Thanks for all your support which is really appreciated. @cruiser thank you so much Chris.
Absolutely wonderful image! I am always impressed with your quiet perseverance in pursuing these photos. I have this image of you as a detective sleuthing around for the next shot. Much more intentional than my "Oh! There's a squirrel!" method.
@toinette Marie, I think I might just be running out of ideas soon, at least, in my own environment. Take me to a big city, and I will be well away! @evalieutionspics you are too kind. I sometimes acquire a strange determination to complete things - even when they are not worthwhile! @helenm2016 I agree Helen, they do. I think they have a slightly unusual shape for a feather. But I didn't change the shape! @haskar thanks.
@flowerfairyann I think it looks like a pine cone or wood, yes. thank you for your comment.
@suzanne234 would take a lot of patience to carve wood this way. It reminded me of a pine cone too - as I said to Ann. Thanks for the comment.
@moonmtn thanks Kahsia.
@taffy the way feathers arrange themselves into overlapping and repeating patterns are always attractive. Thanks for all your support which is really appreciated.
@cruiser thank you so much Chris.
@evalieutionspics you are too kind. I sometimes acquire a strange determination to complete things - even when they are not worthwhile!
@helenm2016 I agree Helen, they do. I think they have a slightly unusual shape for a feather. But I didn't change the shape!
@haskar thanks.