Photo © Sarah Frohmberg June 2015 in Weston, MO (USA)-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------This was another \"happy accident\" of a photo. When I was housesitting, I\'d stand on the porch and watch the sunset. Each evening, the colors were different. This night, a whole bunch of birds were very restless and one flew very close to me as I was taking pictures.
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Did you add a filter or is this natural? Either way it is very impressive.
Oh wow, this looks very natural to me.
I am sucker for red skies, morning or night - they always have the power to make me stir at them for hours. Ask
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The bird caught in flight is excellently timed, as is the starting of the bursting sunlight.
Which then draws me into the clouds. I really, really like this Sarah!
Thanks for sharing! Keep \'em coming!!
I don\'t think I added a filter; the sunsets I caught really didn\'t need one. I could spend hours looking at sunsets and clouds. Thanks guys
Brilliant shot. Simple but so effective. Amazing contrast between the bright sky (especially love the changing shades) with the silhouette of the bird and the black ground.
Wow what a happy accident indeed. I love how you captured the bird! The spread of its wings is awesome!!! I love simple, minimalistic shots like this
beautiful shot lovely