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June 2, 2015: Yellow
Credit & Copyright: Jim Wickless from Lincoln, NE
Yellow: "...is the color of sunflowers, lemons, daffodils, happy faces...and Goldfinches."
Yellow: "...is the color of sunflowers, lemons, daffodils, happy faces...and Goldfinches."
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2015-06-03 06:58:49
Laura from
Brasil about 10years ago said:
Ops! Yellow ; )
Ops! Yellow ; )
Laura from
Brasil about 10years ago said:
Good morning little wonderful fyellow friend! You are amazing! Great moment here, Jim......Thank You : )
Good morning little wonderful fyellow friend! You are amazing! Great moment here, Jim......Thank You : )
Jim from
Nebraska about 10years ago said:
Thank you, Christine. I try to photograph those things which speak to me and when someone else can find meaning or pleasure in the image, I feel doubly rewarded.
Thank you, Christine. I try to photograph those things which speak to me and when someone else can find meaning or pleasure in the image, I feel doubly rewarded.
Christine from
B.C. Canada about 10years ago said:
Yellow/gold is the colour of summer sunshine. :) Your photos always have a personal message. They talk to one.
Yellow/gold is the colour of summer sunshine. :) Your photos always have a personal message. They talk to one.
Jim from
Nebraska about 10years ago said:
Thanks,Rob! I use 1/500 sec for perching birds, i/1500 sec for most birds in flight and 1/2000 sec for humming birds.
Thanks,Rob! I use 1/500 sec for perching birds, i/1500 sec for most birds in flight and 1/2000 sec for humming birds.
Rob Barrett from
Minneapolis about 10years ago said:
Great shot Jim, you must have had a really fast shutter speed. Whenever I photograph birds, they never sit very still. Super clear.
Great shot Jim, you must have had a really fast shutter speed. Whenever I photograph birds, they never sit very still. Super clear.
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