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Published: 2013-12-02 17:55:40 +0000 UTC; Views: 13952; Favourites: 1616; Downloads: 27
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At some point, I got tired of the normal view of things, and thought to capture random life. In this case, it is the scarring of the red bud branch by the careless feet of birds. For I some reason, I felt compelled to add dust to the image, perhaps in rebellion against my own search for a better bird shot. My muse was certainly a love of vivid life.Related content
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Stunning photo! 
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Congrats on a well-deserved DD!
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Thank you very much!
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Congrats on the DD! What kind of bird was it? Cardinal? That's the only red bird I'm familiar with...
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Yup. Cardinal, and thank you!
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Bird: oh SHIT CAMERA! GOT TO GO!!
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This is a captivating photo. Would look great as a textless cover for a vinyl record.
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Nice comment. Thank you!
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I like your description, not everything you photograph has to sit still and be in order. The colors and movement in this photo are absolutely awesome. Even though it's a bit blurry, there's still so much to look at. 
And congrats on the DD! Nice to see some more unknown artist to be featured too.
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I love it when artwork that I see in Undiscovered category becomes DD after a couple of weeks. Great work and a well deserved DD!
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This is p. spiffy. Well deserving of a DD. Gratz!
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Thanks, Cristina. Merry Christmas to you!
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My pleasure
Merry Christmas to you too!
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Fantastic shot, seems to be taken on the exact right moment... And the abstraction of colours and vague contours give an extra layer of love to the photo. One of the better photos of birds that I have seen on here
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Glad you got to see it. You noticed the "layer of love." Well spoken. Thanks.
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Congratulations on the daily deviation, my friend!
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Thanks, Oliver. It came with a welcome shock.
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Gorgeous.
(Reading the history of painting, I noticed that all the portraits (the genre known in Roman empire and then rediscovered in Europe) were more or less official - a kind of a sacred reality: classic postures, meaningful faces, iconic interiors.
It was not before the XIX century that the painting discovered the importance of any passing glimpse of human reality.
I think you are repeating the evolution - with the birds.
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Wonderful comment. Can't thank you enough for it.
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Thank YOU for the picture!
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I remember the first time I saw this. It's fantastic and a very well deserved Daily Deviation.
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