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blindfive — Monologue of a Lonely Avian
Published: 2005-05-18 04:27:33 +0000 UTC; Views: 1440; Favourites: 27; Downloads: 119
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_07 Monologue of a Lonely AvianI watched these birds, flying, chasing...
The one sat still, never moving more than an inch, and never flying away. Sat there still, singing his song while the others played.
And I find it strange that the others would go, only to come back to their roads of two, never sitting beside the one who crooned them to sleep.
It's weird how numbers work themselves out in nature, and how coincidental everything actually it. For the energetic two who dodges, dashed, dipped, ducked, and dodged constantly landed together, on a pair of electrical wires, while the one who sang his song alone hardly moved from his single telephone wire...
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Comments: 51
WOW!!! 
is so simple and so beautifull!!
excelent!!
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i very much like this
i love the dark feeling... reminds me of a show that no one ever knows of called "eerie, indiana"
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What is this, some kind of intergalatic video zapping portal kind of thing?
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was a quote from that show..
was my non-conventional way of telling you i know what show you were talking about..
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i thought so... i had a hunch about that!
didn't they find that thing in the attic of some abandoned house...?
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very awesome horizontal lines, well composed peice for sure.
aww.. i just read Johnathan Livingston Seagull. ^___^
if yuo've never read it, i suggest it. It's a good half hour read. Very buddhist.
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I will read it. Thanks for the suggestion
Cheers,
Pat
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wonderfully simplistic and beautiful. i love the lines and birds against the colours of the sky. looks great.
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a true presentation af societies own seperation. it would be safe to say that if these birds were human, and the lonely one asked the two for a nickel, he would be reduced to a worthless being through insults! awesome views and reflections occur in nature, after all, it is in the coincedence and mathematical paths of probability that we live our apparantly spontaneous lives!
just a thought.
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And thought provoking it is...
Thank you very much for a just comment.
P.
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hows the print sales going?
I would imagine this is selling extremely well..
my god its such a nice shot dude...
If only i wasnt a poor broke student
out
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Very unique shot... i like it.. do more like it 
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Very nicely spotted! I really like the composition and rhythm of man made and nature there. With the straight lines, the birds and the clouds in the background. A lot
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Concept well-portrayed. Very dramatic and simplistic, yet it works. Good stuff.
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i love the quiet balance to this photo, and also how it could be interpreted to several different meanings. well done.
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Wonderfull shot.... make it available for print!!!?
You'll prob sell one or two
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I think I'll do that...
Right now actually...
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incredible isnt it? nature is facinating, and ive said so many times what you said about numbers aligning with nature. i had something like that happen to me, walking down a river pier and there were flocks of seagulls all around and as i walked down they ech flew off one by one, as i passed they flew.. all except 4. 4 stood their ground and wern't shaken by my presence.. it may not seem signifigant to many people but the number 4 follows me everywhere i go.. its strange.. but i love how you captured this, its shows connection, and the circle of how everything coincides.
really excellent cmposition, all though i wish it was a bit brighter. it seems dreary in a way. some of the looming gray around the edges.. but it sort of fits the mood also. sometimes as we wish to be solitary, i think animals feel that at times also. i dont look at birds and think they are just mindless flying creatures, i see them as intricate creations, that we will never fully grasp, just like most of nature.
but you attempt to. i notice that in your shots with animals.. i get this feeling of connection and seeking of understanding, i may just be rambling and correct me if im wrong, but judging by your photos, im almost certain you know what i mean when i say animals and nature, theres so much more than meets the eye..
this is simplicty saying so much more.. really great pat..
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cool, someone else doing bird of a wire shots, very nice simple composition, like it alot
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I think you have seen these, but just in case, here is my bird on a wire series
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I have seen these.
Yours are phenominal. I have quite a few as fav's I believe...
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Thanks Alina.
Your kind words mean a lot...
P.
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I think that the alone bird was trying to talk with wis wife
More seriously, i like this shot a lot.
The composition is excellent and the concept very good too.
Very well done!
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Thank you very much.
I love the composition of this piece, and I'll glad that I could share the scene with everyone.
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My dad always used to say that if you saw birds sitting on a telephone wire that they were watching a baseball game .. XDXD As much as I like that explanation, yours is very fitting. I love love how there's no detail in the birds and they're just sillhouetted against the sky. I can't help but feel a little sad for the poor little bird all alone singing his song, but maybe he liked it better that way n_n Awesome shot and it's nice to see something like this cause you don't see it often anymore.
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I like your fathers explaination.
Though, do birds undertand the game? Or are they just waiting for someone to drop their peanuts...
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Hmm ... I may have to run that by my dad, see what he thinks n_n I myself like to think that they understand the game 
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there is something wonderful about this picture
pepsi
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Thank you. I'm gald you enjoyed (or continue to enjoy) it.
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Great colors. I've not seen anything like this in...forever.
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Yes... I created the enitre scene... For I'm am the that they call "Sir'.
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