




Aren't these breathtaking? I have always been super fascinated by swarming birds. I want to know how they know where to go all at once and if there's math behind the flight patterns and all kinds of other stuff. They're just beautiful. I seriously gasp when I see a group of birds take off on my way to school or anywhere else. Love love love.
From Richard Barnes' website.
7 comments:
wow. those are beautiful.
i need a distraction. are you around? you can distract me from home, ill come on instant messenger. :)
wow! amazing. a little spooky but beautiful at the same time.
I totally agree, Suann, kind of Hitchcock.
I love these images too! Sorry I haven't replied back to your Twitter comment. But, yes it's a struggle in our field...especially right now (as in most). Just keep your head high and passions up.
Don't worry about it, Diana! I'm ok not being a textile-something as soon as I graduate. I don't expect it really. I'd really like to open a shop/gallery/classroom/coffee bar in Oregon. We'll see... haha!
good grief, that is amazing! i have never, ever seen anything like that before!! thanks brittany for sharing these photographs!
Aren't they stunning, Heather?! I've always wanted to take photos like these, I always watch the flocks of birds when they take off from the power lines or from 3 different trees and they all know where they're going. I never have a camera, though, and i'm usually driving!
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