Cape Robin portraiture

Author: Herman van Bon Photography

" I like to explore the possibilities and limits of digital art, I just let it flow to see where it can go, sometimes the end result appears quickly, sometimes the creative process takes months and other times  the creation dies in its own beauty". 

8 thoughts on “Cape Robin portraiture”

  3. Lovely portrait, and a species well remembered from Kenya, where it was known as the Robin Chat >>> and in another life I wrote about the fact that while its a highland bird in Kenya, it extends down to sea level in South Africa where a competing species at lower altitudes is not present. And following eklastic’s comment, birds often do look stern / disapproving to is, don’t they? 🙂

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    1. The other day I had an Egyptian Goose flying on and off and every time it passed me it turned its head towards the camera with a ‘smile’. BTW the pictured Cape Robin is our ‘domestic’; flying in and out of the house… 😉

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      1. Oh wonderful to have a wild bird flying in and out of your house like that!!! – reminds me of a living room in Kenya with nesting swallows high up in one corner of the ceiling. 🙂

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