To photograph is to know how to look, to know how to handle more or less heavy equipment and to be lucky...
Some pictures are sometimes almost "given"to us, that's what happened on the ferry from Craignure (on the island of Mull) to Oban in Scotland. Two seagulls started to accompany the boat's race and I still don't know if I was lucky or if I had to deal with a couple of old dogs used to frequenting the line.
I nevertheless took the time to freeze them in flight and, at the risk of yielding to a "light" anthropomorphism by inventing an improbable story, I decided to present them to you.
Some pictures are sometimes almost "given"to us, that's what happened on the ferry from Craignure (on the island of Mull) to Oban in Scotland. Two seagulls started to accompany the boat's race and I still don't know if I was lucky or if I had to deal with a couple of old dogs used to frequenting the line.
I nevertheless took the time to freeze them in flight and, at the risk of yielding to a "light" anthropomorphism by inventing an improbable story, I decided to present them to you.
Scottish Seagulls
2013© PascalMorsagne
Scottish seagull 1
... Once upon a time there was a gull...
Scottish seagull 2
... who lived on the island of Mull in Scotland...
Scottish seagull 3
... but she felt lonely...
Scottish seagull 4
... he'd been around the island a thousand times...
Scottish seagull 5
... and desperate, he decided to leave forever...
Scottish seagull 6
... he rushed to a strange and ultimate white light when a voice shouted ‟No, stop and come with me‟...
Scottish seagull 7
... she (he) had finally found her soul mate ...
Scottish seagull 6
... together, the seagulls decided to return to the island...
Scottish seagull 9
... and as in all the nice films, their story ends like a fairy tale: they got married and...
Scottish seagull 10
STOP cut ! Back on earth and without makeup they really let themselves go too far. Ham acting ?