Flamingo Reflections Digital Abstract by Bill Swartwout Photography

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Flamingo Reflections Digital Abstract

by Bill Swartwout Photography

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Flamingo Reflections is a digital pairing of one bird with itself. The flamingo in this image resides at the Salisbury Zoological Park in Salisbury, M...[+]

ABOUT BILL SWARTWOUT PHOTOGRAPHY fs
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Using light and shadow, Bill Swartwout Photography creates images ranging from the breathtaking landscapes and seascapes of Mother Nature to the intricate creations of Man. Bill Swartwout is a photographer living in coastal Delaware. His photographs help define the term "wanderlust" through the visual medium of photography, capturing images of places to which he wanders and of myriad distractions along the way. Bill's favorite artist is Mother Nature and he loves to share her work in the landscapes and seascapes he captures. Now offering FREE GROUND SHIPPING to the US and Canada.

ABOUT THIS ARTWORK: FLAMINGO REFLECTIONS DIGITAL ABSTRACT
Flamingo Reflections is a digital pairing of one bird with itself. The flamingo in this image resides at the Salisbury Zoological Park in Salisbury, MD. These beautiful birds are actually born gray, their coloration, which varies quite a bit from bright pink to the orange hue you see here, is determined by their diet. They also eat "upside down" - can you tell why? Hint: look at the shape of their beak...which is why I created this "upside down" reflection abstract from my original photograph. In the wild, flamingos are nomadic, moving from lake to lake following the wet/dry cycle of salt flats. Crustaceans, algae, and diatoms consumed from these environments are responsible for their pinkish color.

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