Thank you so much. I tried to photograph this dry tree many times, but only this time, when I managed to capture a goose swimming inside, I decided that the photo was worth posting.
“Who Framed Gabby Goose?” it looks like it could be the cover of a children’s book. Lol! A great composition, Vova. How long did you have to wait for the goose to cooperate?
Thanks a lot. It’s hard to say because I’ve wanted to take this photo for a long time. And I waited for the goose to appear many times. Luckily, geese are very popular on the Charles River.
If their abundance is anything like they are up here they are just big rats with wings. I didn’t have my camera, but last week there was a gaggle of about 50 or 60 birds taking a leisurely stroll down Main Street. The traffic jam was worse than if there’d been a parade!
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Fortunately, we do not have them on the streets, but very often the cause of traffic jams is turkeys slowly crossing the streets.
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What a lovely ‘frame’ for the goose.
Thank you very much. I love to use a natural frame for my photos, but I don’t get it very often.
Really beautiful
Thanks a lot.
Very nice! 💛
Thank you.
Nice framing of the goose –
Many thanks.
Perfectly symmetrical reflection, forming a quaint frame for the goose.
Thank you so much. I tried to photograph this dry tree many times, but only this time, when I managed to capture a goose swimming inside, I decided that the photo was worth posting.
My pleasurer, Vova.
Awesome
Thank you.
A goose ducking under the tree, got framed! Reflection doubles the beauty!
Thanks a lot. I think this photo is another proof that sometimes you have to wait for the perfect moment.
Wow! Wonderful composition! The trunk trames the beauty of the duck. The reflection, the green background, amazing! Thank’s for share, Vova Zinger.
Thank you very much, Elvira.
You are welcome, Vova Zinger.
Wow! 💜
Thank you.
Spectacular framing! Well done!
Thanks a lot.
Said before, but I will repeat it, “Nice framing!”
Thank you very much.
You’re welcome!
Great photo. So nice the goose showed up for the photo!
Thanks a lot. I was glad the goose didn’t fly away when I took this photo.
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“Who Framed Gabby Goose?” it looks like it could be the cover of a children’s book. Lol! A great composition, Vova. How long did you have to wait for the goose to cooperate?
Thanks a lot. It’s hard to say because I’ve wanted to take this photo for a long time. And I waited for the goose to appear many times. Luckily, geese are very popular on the Charles River.
If their abundance is anything like they are up here they are just big rats with wings. I didn’t have my camera, but last week there was a gaggle of about 50 or 60 birds taking a leisurely stroll down Main Street. The traffic jam was worse than if there’d been a parade!
Fortunately, we do not have them on the streets, but very often the cause of traffic jams is turkeys slowly crossing the streets.
Beautifully shot💫
Thank you very much.
Wow! Lovely photo, Vova. ❤ Wildlife photographers have my admiration!
Thank you very much, Cheryl. I love photographing nature because there is no limit to the creativity of nature.
No need to reply, but BRAVO! I concur with all the comments that celebrate the perfect timing, framing, and exposure of this moment.
Many thanks.
Superb photo! Framing and reflections 👌
Thank you very much.
Love this view look so clam And peaceful
Thank you very much. Very often on a bright sunny day the river looks like this.
Yeah I love that kind of beautiful environmental anti stressed 😁keep up
Absolutely 🤗
Woww😍😍
Thank you.
Nice
Thank you.
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Really beautyfull
Thank you very much.
Thank you too
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