February 10, 2019

So Cold You Can See the Song

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February 10, 2019
So Cold You Can See the Song

Species: Black-headed Gull (winter plumage) | Location: Surrey, United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland

By Sue Phelps

When it is so cold you can see the song. Early morning low winter light provided the perfect backlight for this gull. Photographed along the river Thames.

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About The Photographer

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Light and detail are all I need to create your art. Light fires up my passions. It can be dramatic and captivating or soft and dreamy, harsh and cold or warm and welcoming. Caught at just the right time, I sometimes feel as though I am painting the shadows and highlights onto the image myself. Creating totally natural portraits of people and nature – just as I see them through my lens

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