Black-necked stilt and nene goose at twilight in the taro fields.

Posted by Michael Meek on Wed, 05/14/08 18:45
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Comments by Michael Meek on Wed, 05/14/08 18:48 sundown Comments by Jan Bjorklund on Wed, 05/14/08 19:17 I like the painterly feel of the opening picture (the layering of muted coloring set on a base of the vivid green crops and the slight reflective nature of the water which mirrors the overhead sky). There is a moody feel that is evoked by the setting and enhanced by the inclusion of the solitary bird in the water. Comments by Rory Hudson on Thu, 05/15/08 00:41 Two beautiful images, especially the OP with that subdued light and the foreground bird. A peaceful, rested feel to it. Comments by Maria Salvador on Thu, 05/15/08 06:47 Different feels to each, and both looking great! Pretty peacefulness in the OP, mood and drama in the second... Comments by Linda Frey on Thu, 05/15/08 12:38 Nice peaceful scenes. Love the foggy mountains. Comments by Mark Rothwell on Thu, 05/15/08 18:18 Great laminar flow to these images. Exposure excellent Comments by John Wise on Fri, 05/16/08 02:23 Great light! It pays off to shoot when the light is good. Nice images. I would clone out the little sticks on the bottom left of the OP. Comments by Alias on Fri, 05/16/08 11:29 love the misty mountains and the color like it as presented, but ... much as I like the subtle surface ripples I might be tempted to crop to just under the reflection of the mountains Comments by Alias on Sun, 12/09/12 13:23 Comments by Michael Meek on Sun, 12/09/12 11:56 There once was a man whose days were like his nights. Not for lack of eyesight was he made blind, No, instead his head was stuck up his behind.