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by Michael Soo
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28-MAY-2005 Michael Soo

9th Place - Colors of Flight
by Michael Soo

The interesting part of the image for me isn't about the texture or the lines.
Rather, how in heaven does the yellow feathers become blue all at the _RIGHT_
location to form a line!!! That's just freaking amazing to me what nature is
capable of.
- Michael Soo


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Guest 31-May-2005 17:45
Very nice Michael.
alexeig30-May-2005 15:42
Great complementary colors and texture
Canon DSLR Challenge30-May-2005 12:13
Very nice Michael. A strong composition as always with your images.
Teapot.
Canon DSLR Challenge30-May-2005 05:15
Absolutely stunning, Michael!! The lighting adds just the right amount of accent to the feather details. Beautiful!! -- Jeannie Burleson (jburly)
Canon DSLR Challenge30-May-2005 01:10
Beautiful with great comments, too! I've always wondered who paints the frost designs on windows ? They are often in a fern patterns, too. (How did "they" do it??) Shu
Guest 30-May-2005 00:16
Nice small paterns of feather texture with broad strokes of color pattern. Well seen, indeed. -Michael
Canon DSLR Challenge29-May-2005 20:51
I've always wondered the same thing-- how in the world does nature know where to add the yellow and the blue, in exactly the right places. Love the image-- just beautiful. --Nancy/odigi
Canon DSLR Challenge29-May-2005 18:23
Yes Michael, the diagonals in this shot are awesome. Good eye. Cindy
Canon DSLR Challenge29-May-2005 14:15
Beautiful colors and composition Michael. --Melanie (mlynn)
Kelly Bellis29-May-2005 12:09
Beautiful pattern and nicely cropped Michael.
ctfchallenge29-May-2005 11:52
Michael; a wondeful image. I recommend anything by Richard Dawkins to further fuel your wonder of nature and perhaps find a few answers. Not an easy read for anyone of a religious nature though. Perhaps The Selfish Gene to start with.

Andy