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Vivian Lamb
Los Angeles, CA, United States
Bath time for the Canada Geese at the Los Angeles Arboretum!
Week 11: Birds & Water
Tag:
Splish splash!
Great action shot!!
The Canada Goose is highlighted by the stop-action water in motion.
You just feel the water.
Ms. Goose looks like she is enjoying her bath! Must feel so good!!
Wow, what a great catch!
Another terrific photo! Thank you for sharing.
Canadian Geese are common, but what makes this a singular picture is the addition of active water which highlights the goose. Nicely done. Sam
Very impressive to see the movement of the water surrounding the goose in this action shot! Your photo elevates a rather common occurrence to an engaging and beautiful image.
Great photo and a unique expression of the category.
I can feel the water surrounding the goose! Great action shot capturing the movement around the goose and at the same time highlighting the goose’s “head shot.” Beautiful!
Wonderful composition. There is nothing more exciting as catching an animal in the act of doing something. Keep up the good work.
Fabulous capture of a goose thoroughly enjoying her splash! It makes me want to join her for the bath and exercise. The picture also captures water in motion…not easy to do. I believe I put my hand right into that water. You captured the flying water drops so clearly. Great job!
Perfect title for this charming photo.
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