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Kengi says July 10, 2016 at 9:37 am Grackle eyes can be so expressive. You catch them at different angles and they seem to display all kinds of different emotions. That lighting really is spectacular. So little contrast yet you brought out the colors so well.
Saad says July 10, 2016 at 9:37 am Whoa, that’s an angry face. Very nice shot and that subtle hint of color on it is beautiful.
Ice Swimmer says July 10, 2016 at 12:42 pm Grackles have light irises and round pupils like jackdaws. I think that makes their eyes so expressive for us humans.
blf says July 10, 2016 at 1:23 pm Is that a Tardis caught in the throat, or is the inner rat trying a novel escape route?
Caine says July 10, 2016 at 1:30 pm Thank you all! While Grackle colours blaze brilliantly in direct sun, I’ve always found the drama of their colouring comes out best in indirect light.
blf says July 10, 2016 at 1:50 pm I’ve always found the drama of their colouring comes out best in indirect light. That’s code for From the refuge of the not-really-squish-proof bunker, I can’t see fecking all…
Caine says July 14, 2016 at 5:47 pm CC @ 9: Always! You’d never catch a grackle without their shine on. :D
Dramatic lighting.
Grackle eyes can be so expressive. You catch them at different angles and they seem to display all kinds of different emotions.
That lighting really is spectacular. So little contrast yet you brought out the colors so well.
Whoa, that’s an angry face.
Very nice shot and that subtle hint of color on it is beautiful.
Grackles have light irises and round pupils like jackdaws. I think that makes their eyes so expressive for us humans.
Is that a Tardis caught in the throat, or is the inner rat trying a novel escape route?
Thank you all! While Grackle colours blaze brilliantly in direct sun, I’ve always found the drama of their colouring comes out best in indirect light.
That’s code for From the refuge of the not-really-squish-proof bunker, I can’t see fecking all…
That’s a lot of character shining through. Wonderful pose capture.
Shiny! :)
CC @ 9:
Always! You’d never catch a grackle without their shine on. :D