Dance of the Trumpeters
by Whispering Peaks Photography
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Dance of the Trumpeters
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Whispering Peaks Photography
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Description
Three trumpeter swans engage in a migratory dance as they reflect in the gentle ripples below. Taking a moment to look at their own reflections, it is almost as if they are saying, "Look at us we lords of the northern skies! Are we not beautiful?"
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October 20th, 2014
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Comments (15)
Nikolyn McDonald
What a delightful scene - I love the "dance" and the fact that they DO appear to be enjoying watching themselves. Congratulations on the tie for 1st place in the recent Sold In February On FAA contest.
Whispering Peaks Photography replied:
Oh thank you Nikolyn! I had someone point out to me that the faint ripples in the water looked like lines on a music sheet and the swans were notes. :) they were a wonderful capture. I was thrilled they finished tied for first.
KAREN WILES
CONGRATULATIONS WHISPERING PEAKS PHOTOGRAPHY for winning FIRST PLACE in the SOLD IN FEBRUARY Competition!!! Well Done!
Whispering Peaks Photography replied:
Thank you so much Karen! I am honored to have won among such great entries and artists!
Carol Neal
A delightful trio-- congrats on your win!
Whispering Peaks Photography replied:
Thanks so much Carol! I am honored to have won. The trio of trumpeter swans were so amazing to watch and capture in the moment.
Karen Cook
Congrats on your recent sale. Found and voted for this in the Sold in February contest.
Whispering Peaks Photography replied:
Thanks so much Karen. Of all the photos I have taken this one is one of my favorites.
Whispering Peaks Photography
I thank the buyer for the wonderful purchase and opportunity to have our work in their homes. I thank everyone for the kind comments!
MTBobbins Photography
Amazing capture - Fantastic!
Whispering Peaks Photography replied:
Thank you so much! It was such an amazing day. I had seen them earlier in the fog and when the fog lifted, I had gone back to see if they were there...they were stretching and getting ready to continue on their way for their migration...it was like a ballet!
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