Winter's Crule truths 2 by Ladyhawk

Photography • Atmosphere/Mood • posted on Feb 23, 2005

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this is the second shot of the ringbill gull of the crulty of winter,we not only lose many animals this way but each year people die this awfull way also,I like this because it has a beauty to it also, the big rock in is full of fossils,and is over 380-385 million years old oh yeah,this is a smaller gull of the many that come around the great lake's, about crow size, ok got to keep this short,my back got alot worse so I'm off, this is a good shot of how my body feels right now lol,ouu scary very scary lol;0P thanks for your comments on my post yesterday I hope you enjoy your stay, don't get to grossed out, have a good one Hugs Tina :0) @-}-- I'll try to pop in to see afew of your galleries

Comments (14)

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LostPatrol

5:09PM | Wed, 23 February 2005

Yes a sad but powerful truth, a thought provoking image

soulofharmony

5:44PM | Wed, 23 February 2005

aww agree with lost patrol a provoking series and a reality..very imaginative series and superb photography... excellent vote :)

Kropot

6:15PM | Wed, 23 February 2005

Perfect in its sadness and compo.

logiloglu

6:48PM | Wed, 23 February 2005

there is much beauty in it. a fascinating and deep touching photography !!!!!!!!! #:O) !!!!!!!!

edddd

8:52PM | Wed, 23 February 2005

Powerful imagery, This too part of life.

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Zacko

11:44PM | Wed, 23 February 2005

Eeeeeew! Excellent shot though, very crisp and clear. Great job....nasty find, lol.

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DJB

12:14AM | Thu, 24 February 2005

You sure have got a clear shot of this. For what it is...it looks great.Someone where I live is killing eagles by the dozens. At least this is nature and not senslesskilling for feathers.

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Gabrielsdream

3:16AM | Thu, 24 February 2005

I agree with the comments above. Well done!

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sossy

6:10AM | Thu, 24 February 2005

this one looks much more sad! but it is a wonderful composition of sand and feathers! fantastic lighted work! ;o)

pixelatorz

10:04AM | Thu, 24 February 2005

i hope you recover fast :), it's so sad for that bird :( take care there

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TwoPynts

11:25AM | Thu, 24 February 2005

:( Powerful and true to nature. Great composition and neat note about the fossils in the rock. Feel better, my wife's back just went out...not a pleasant thing.

cynlee

11:57AM | Thu, 24 February 2005

a fine compo & clear photo ...yes, a fact of life... & get well soon :]

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SophiaDeer

10:30PM | Thu, 24 February 2005

A sad but true photo. I always feed the birds in the winter so they can get nourishment. We go down to the beach every New Years Day ( and we live in New England) and feed the birds there too.

Egmont

11:41AM | Mon, 28 February 2005

Death has never a pretty face, yet it is also important to record its face no matter how cruel it may appear to some. As yesterday's and now, you have, Tina given this gull dignity and a sense of honour to its life. This was achieved simply by the compassion your heart felt when looking through the lens of the camera and how you framed the photograph. A quiet vote, but a big one. V