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lovely image so liike the black swans and this is a lil beut.
Good luck on stage ( theatre) with your knee ....hope all goes well
Super image
Vince
Super image
Vince
Quote:Absolutely beautiful and perfectly executed. Many thanks for sharing.
Colleen, question please. Why no information regarding the equipment you used?
Also, prayers and best wishes for a speedy recovery. God Bless.
Cheers,
Tony
Sorry sometimes when I put the thin white frame around a photo it wipes my exif. Ive added it in now.
What a beautiful bird and so well photographed. I do like the angle of its head.
I hope all goes well and that you have better movement afterwards Colleen.
Phil.
I hope all goes well and that you have better movement afterwards Colleen.
Phil.
Sharp splendid capture Colleen, hope all goes well for you
Joe
Joe
Quote:Beautifully captured image Colleen. I wonder what they think when the F1 circus is in town.
Hope all goes well with the hospital visit. Sounds very unpleasant.
I reckon they hide on the island in the middle of the lake. They do like to wander into the parkland but hopefully the noise scares them enough to stay safe. Ill have a good view from our 29th floor rooftop garden of the track on Raceday Ill be out there with my long lens.
A beautiful capture of this wonderful bird, Colleen.
Good luck with the opp', it sounds delightful.
John
Good luck with the opp', it sounds delightful.
John
Well captured Colleen
Thoughts are with you, hoping the procedure is successful and not too painful this time.
Lovely swan, is the white in the beak normal?
Lovely swan, is the white in the beak normal?
Lovely image.
Beautiful image. Good luck tomorrow.
Sylvia
Sylvia
A wonderful capture of the black swan, Colleen, not actually seen one 'in the flesh' for several years 😃👍
Good luck with the hospital. I'm very squeamish, and would need to be completely out when they did it 😳
Trev 😀
Good luck with the hospital. I'm very squeamish, and would need to be completely out when they did it 😳
Trev 😀
Quote:A wonderful capture of the black swan, Colleen, not actually seen one 'in the flesh' for several years 😃👍
Good luck with the hospital. I'm very squeamish, and would need to be completely out when they did it 😳
Trev 😀
I go under full anaesthetic....no way would I be awake.
Lovely shot of a bkack swan. Colleen I nearly cried out with the pain myself. I hope it isn't too bad and you're in the first team for Australia before too long.
Mike
Mike
Beautiful capture Colleen.
Carol
Carol
Top capture Colleen..
David
David
Hmmm...former ballet dancer in childhood ...that explains the bad knee ! I am sure you will be on some good drugs when you wake up Colleen ...best wishes .
By the time I write this your procedure maybe all finished . Go slow and follow their directions ..
Many a knee replacement has gone sideways and some people have to be re-operated on due to patients not following directions and or rushing things during recovery.
Oh yeah ...the shot absolutely stunning ...only thing I would change is maybe not quite such a bright red beak.
Thats just me , maybe they are all that shade of red
Best regards
Walt
By the time I write this your procedure maybe all finished . Go slow and follow their directions ..
Many a knee replacement has gone sideways and some people have to be re-operated on due to patients not following directions and or rushing things during recovery.
Oh yeah ...the shot absolutely stunning ...only thing I would change is maybe not quite such a bright red beak.
Thats just me , maybe they are all that shade of red
Best regards
Walt
Quote:Hmmm...former ballet dancer in childhood ...that explains the bad knee !
Many a knee replacement has gone sideways and some people have to be re-operated on due to patients not following directions and or rushing things during recovery.
Oh yeah ...the shot absolutely stunning ...only thing I would change is maybe not quite such a bright red beak.
Thats just me , maybe they are all that shade of red
Best regards
Walt
I did everything by the book. Stayed in hospital 4 days then in rehab hospital for another 10 days. Had physios dealing with me for up to three hours a day. Since Ive been home I have done all my daily exercises plus going to Physio four times a week. My X-rays show the surgery was successful but Sadly some people like myself battle with tight scar tissue.
And yes the swans have bright red beaks.
A beauty Colleen,
Fred.
Fred.
