My 3 Sons
Uploaded: August 20, 2003
f/6.3,1/180, nikon 80-400VR AF lens, Lakeland, FL, ISO-200
Colette M. Metcalf August 20, 2003
Great capture!!! Love the title!!! #53827Connie L. Carpenter August 20, 2003
LOL... great shot! Do they look like you? :o) #173389Leanne M.E. Boyd August 20, 2003
Excellent shot, Dean - I love the title, and the proud side view. #173555Jean Papo August 20, 2003
Great pic, Dean, to go with great title! #173577Tim Chong August 21, 2003
What a great photo. Not only are there are three identical pelicans, but each have different beak colors. I would be surprised if this wasn't a winner! #173591Patricia Marroquin August 21, 2003
I agree with everyone else. This is fantastic! Love the different colored beaks. I think we'll see this among the finalists. :-) Nice job, Dean! #173596Joy Brown August 21, 2003
Great shot!!! #173670Mary K. Robison August 21, 2003
Very cool shot! Love the eyes and the whole staggered effect! The light and shadow ain't bad, either. #174453Dean Sandifer August 21, 2003
Wow, Thanks everyone for the nice comments. I am one of my parents' 3 sons, so I'm kind of used to noticing (and shooting) groups of 3. Also my parents were visiting for Christmas when I/we spotted these pelicans while on a nature walk. It's kind of special to me. #174474Tim Chong September 09, 2003
Yeah! I told you it would make the finalist.#193373
Jean Papo September 09, 2003
Congratulations, Dean! Great photo! #193965Patricia Marroquin September 10, 2003
I was right! This made the finals. Congrats, Dean! :-) #195519Susana Matos September 12, 2003
This is gorgeous, so glad to see this here, congrats!!Dan S. Coquia September 22, 2003
Nice work, Dean! Congratulations! #208673Sign up for an interactive online photography course to get critiques on your photos.
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