[geo_mashup_show_on_map_link zoom=10]
22 thoughts on “Swan”
Leave a Reply
This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed.
Swan
Posted on by Thomas Slatin
Swan
American Writer, Photographer, and Website Designer. Former career Fire and EMS Lieutenant.
Such beautiful detail in this shot! I love how you can see the droplets of water on the swan’s beak and the close up on the eye and the light feathered skin.
I love the angle in which the photo has been clicked. Swans are really great water birds to watch.
I see the sacrifice given to this output. It takes alot of patience man….thanks for this unique piece
A swan close up wow!!! I never see a swan this majestic.. This is why nature rules. We can just be stewards but not the master of it. Very good shot!!!!
What!!! Though I have never doubted you work, this is another reason. This is a great close up, just imagining how u fulfilled this.
That swan look so elegant. Just like a painting. Thanks for sharing this mesmerizing photo.
I have always loved the color on a swan. The color here looks nice. I like your selection of photos
Swans are really beautiful bird to watch and the way this picture is clicked made it more beautiful.
The Swan is such a charming bird. I love the close up picture, it focuses on the swan’s face. It is as though the Swan wants to talk with it’s eye.
What a magnificent shot. The portrait mode worked amazingly well.
This is so detailed down to the water drops. A brilliant photo indeed.
I just love the clarity of the shot. You must have an amazing camera.
The swan looks like its smiling. I love it a lot.
Does the swan have a name? I’d have loved to know its name.
I think swans are among the most adorable birds out there. God must have spent some extra time on them.
I wish I had a swan as a pet. They are such likable animals.
It looks very similar to a goose. I think swans and geese re distant cousins haha.
I wonder what the swan is looking at. It seems very focused.
What a long beak it has! Even longer than a duck’s.
The photo belongs in a nature magazine. Very professionally done Tom.
The angle you took this swan makes it look a bit different. I’m always seen the white ones all the time but I like the light yellow color more
Great shot Tom, the swan looks very unique with the drops sliding.