Bird on a wire by Sharron Lee

monique cooper 14 May 2009

Awesome shots!!

Artist Reply: HI Monique, thanks so much, it is so wonderful being able to get closer, and get some shots I really want to get!!

Brenda Loveless 12 May 2009

don't know what bird it is, but these are great shots!

Artist Reply: Hi Brenda, a couple of people said a Sparrow. Thanks, I finally got a 300MM lens and boy has it made a difference. If they made a 800mm lens, I would eventually buy it, just to get close.

debbie collier 12 May 2009

Beautiful!!!!

Artist Reply: Hi Debbie, thanks so much

Heloisa Castro 11 May 2009

gorgeous

Artist Reply: Thank Heloisa

John Cappello 11 May 2009

Love and admiration! Not only good she is unsurpassed in her field, but able to sustain a solid mixture of detail,energy and natural observation, with culture that one finds so wonderfully entertaining. The Art doesn't stop at the surface impressions, but we find something deeper and sturdier to support her detailed studies even more thoughtful.

Artist Reply: John, this is such a wonderful comment, I thank you so much! You can see all this with my little bird pic? Thank you.

Johnnie Jumper III 11 May 2009

My pic of the day! The bird is beautiful but the colors are of devine inspiration.

Artist Reply: Hi Johnnie, I thought the background colors were great matching the color of the little bird too! Thank you Johnnie

Warren Ballard 11 May 2009

Beautiful captures Sharon! I know how hard it is to get these guys to stand still for a minute!!

Artist Reply: Well, the trick for me, seems to be having the right camera and lens! I finally have a new Canon 40 D, and a 70-300MM lens to get closer. I am so excited about my new camera, it has been such a joy taking pics. Thanks so much for stopping by!

teresa ramalhao 11 May 2009

Sharon, I think this lovely bird is a sparrow. He is very common, here in Portugal. He is so, so cute... and smart! Great shot.

Artist Reply: Hi Teresa, thank you, nice to know where people are from. It is interesting that we have the same little birds in different parts of the world.