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Where have you been?

This is the beginning of 3 pics that I took that I thought were fun!! Photo by Sharon Lee, copyright 2009.

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7 Comments

Anonymous Guest

Anonymous Guest 26 Mar 2012

If a picture atpnis a thousand words then why can't i paint you .But Yin just did. You took half a second to capture the moment but says so much about the picture. I choked with words when i first look at the picture, especially the first black and white. Feel touching, warm ,thankful.Well done!!

Sharon Lee
Artist Reply: Thank you for your kind words and for visiting me. :)
Sharon Lee
Artist Reply: Thanks so much.
Robert Cobb

Robert Cobb 07 Jun 2009

WOW!! Now that is a fantastic capture...perfect timing!

Sharon Lee
Artist Reply: Hi Robert, thank you, my new camera does the job for sure!
Delfina Mendonça

Delfina Mendonça 07 Jun 2009

Like the bird I am here. Beautiful, Sharon

Sharon Lee
Artist Reply: Hi Delfina, thanks so much
teresa ramalhao

teresa ramalhao 07 Jun 2009

Excellent shot, Sharon! ... you keeped a sweet and tender life birds moment!... Great image.

Sharon Lee
Artist Reply: Thanks so much Teresa, I didn't think of it that way, but your right is a life lesson for the little bird
Sharon Gonzalez

Sharon Gonzalez 06 Jun 2009

FANTASTIC SHOT, SHARON. WOW.

Sharon Lee
Artist Reply: Thanks Sharon, I guess this is a parent and his/her child
Warren Ballard

Warren Ballard 05 Jun 2009

Perfect timing!

Sharon Lee
Artist Reply: I guess this is a Mama and her baby, not her husband. But it was still nice to catch them with their little routine. Thanks for stopping in Warren.
Aqua1955

Aqua1955 05 Jun 2009

wow Sharon, what great shots of bird feeding

Sharon Lee
Artist Reply: Hi Aqua, thank you. I guess this little bird looking up is really the other bird's baby, from what Abigail Adams said. She said this was a "fledgeling" not a partner.