“Do you mean to tell me,
Katie Scarlett O’Hara,
that Tara,
that land doesn’t mean anything to you?
Why, land is the only thing worth workin’ worth fightin’ for,
worth dying for,
because its the only thing that lasts.”
Gerald O’Hara:
Categories: 2013 Project 365, Birds, Nature
Emily Carter ~ Nature as Art 
WOW! What amazing color and incredible texture of the feathers. They eye as the focal point in the first picture is amazing, and really conveys some kind of human emotion behind it – but I can’t place what it is. Great pictures!
I must agree with you, there is something going on in his eye that expresses some emotion. Is it perhaps elegant melancholy? Thank you so much for your enthusiastic comment. The focus was tough to get as it was through a screen.
Well, you did am amazing job. Elegant melancholy …. I like that….
I agree, the colour is absolutely amazing and so vibrant!
Thank you so much Eye Gawker ! Appreciate your wonderful comment and visit. Hope to see you back soon.
Well, I see that a previous comment pretty much sums up what I was going to say, WOW!
Want to know the crazy thing Jerry? I actually had to tone down the color a bit. Such a bright bird, and this is through a screen. He was perfectly preening for me for these captures.
I believe that you had to tone down the colors, reds and yellows can overwhelm digital cameras, but still, great photos!
Wow, fabulous color!!!
Thanks Rexlin ! I couldn’t believe how brilliant they are.
So vibrant!! ❤
Isn’t life grand ? We all can use more color in our lives. 🙂
Amen!
Spectacular – the vibrancy in the colors make these photographs command attention. They are awesome ~ have a wonderful weekend.
My dear Mary, such a wonderful and kind comment. Thank you so much for everything and happy Sunday.
I love the details in all these pictures! Absolutely stunning!
Thank you so much Fatima. When he opened up his wings it was glorious. I had a hard time concentrating on shooting because I was so mesmerized.
So pretty!
And Gone with the Wind is one of my very favorite books!!!
Have you read the second book? It’s really an eye opener. Scarlett got married lots of times and had lots of babies. 🙂
LOL No, I never could bring myself to read it. Wasn’t it written by the author’s niece or something?
Did you like it?
Why did I think it was written by the same author. I actually liked it a lot.
Well, alrighty then. I guess I’ll have to add it to my ‘to read’ list. Thanks for the nudge!
Thank you for the red bird to match my red berries! 😀 I’ve never seen a red ibis, I wonder if they are red naturally or like flamingos, red because of their diet? Hmmm. Red is my favorite color. Everything is red… my flowers, car, clothes, hair… love it!
I never understand the technical jargon you describe sometimes, but I sure understand the emotion your photos bring out in people, like me! 🙂 Thank you again!
They are also naturally colored this way like the Flamingos. Some reason, the Ibis seemed more brilliant than the Flamingos. I had no idea that you are crazy about red. That is funny that I managed to get through the airwaves.
I truly appreciate you saying that my photos bring out emotion in you. I’ve had a couple of other people say that as well, and I’m still having a hard time believing it.
Thanks and have a lovely Sunday.
Reblogged this on Midwestern Plants and commented:
Bella Remy Photography (Emily) is one of my favorite photographers I follow. Her mastery of capturing birds in her lens fascinates me more with each post! I would encourage anyone interested in unique and detailed nature photography to check out her blog, she never disappoints! Thank You Emily, for my red bird 😀
This is such an amazing, kind and generous introduction. Thank you so much for sharing this with your readers and leaving such wonderful words. Hugs, Emily