Standing Tall
by Carolyn Marshall
Title
Standing Tall
Artist
Carolyn Marshall
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Description
Tri-colored heron stands tall on a post with the green trees in the background at the Gatorland Rookery, in Orlando, Florida.
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June 2nd, 2012
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Carolyn Marshall
Thank you so much Bruce and Randy. I really appreciate your wonderful comments, votes and favs.
Randy Rosenberger
Totally a gorgeous capture and presentation, Carolyn! Love the detail of the avian, and the posture is defined as elegant! Great background! fave and vote
Nadine And Bob Johnston
Featured in 3-Day USA Artist News. Voted, Favorited and Tweeted your image to over 40,200 in Twitter. Some members have reported it doubled their views. Not everyone may read it but, it definitely increases the possibility, it has doubled some members views. 8=))
Carolyn Marshall
Thank you so much Lois and Mick. I am looking forward to going back to Gatorland in Orlando the first of next year. It was an amazing experience for me to be able to photograph such amazing birds as this one there. Appreciate your votes and comments.
Lois Bryan
Carolyn, you really caught the light o this beauty ... amazing iridescence on this glorious plumage!!!! And OH that ruby eye!!!! Excellent photographic work!!!!!! f/v
Yosi Cupano
Gorgeous!! V/F!
Carolyn Marshall replied:
Thank you, Yosi, for your kind comments, votes and favs. It is really appreciated.
Sharon Mau
. lovely photography Carolyn . . your beautiful image is featured in :: Tropical Birds :: http://fineartamerica.com/groups/dimensions.html http://fineartamerica.com/groups/tropical-art.html http://fineartamerica.com/groups/tropical-birds.html http://fineartamerica.com/groups/greeting-cards.html
Carolyn Marshall replied:
Wow, thank you so much, Sharon. It is an honor to be featured with such other wonderful works, and it is greatly appreciated.
Odd Jeppesen
Beautiful.
Carolyn Marshall replied:
Thank you, Odd. This was one of the most fun days I had ever had photographing birds. It was my first experience at a rookery, and it was heaven.