Swallow Photograph - Anatomy Of A Spat - Nothing is Black and White by Constantine Gregory

Anatomy Of A Spat - Nothing is Black and White is a photograph by Constantine Gregory which was uploaded on June 7th, 2014.

Anatomy Of A Spat - Nothing is Black and White

Name: Anatomy Of A Spat - Nothing is Black and White Greeting Card
SKU: anatomy-of-a-spat---nothing-is-black-and-white-greeting-card

Observing a pair of barn swallows perched on a power line, I was able to capture a series of shots that ,I think , illustrate and relate to both bird... more

by Constantine Gregory

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Title

Anatomy Of A Spat - Nothing is Black and White

Artist

Constantine Gregory

Medium

Photograph - Photo Art

Description

Observing a pair of barn swallows perched on a power line, I was able to capture a series of shots that ,I think , illustrate and relate to both bird and human behavior. As an homage to political correctness, I am purposely being non gender specific (hence the silhouettes )and also a bit ironic with the title. The spat evolved in stages, as depicted in sequence from left to right. My characterizations for each stage would be ,building tension, intimidation, and leaving in a huff.

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June 7th, 2014

Comments (24)

Irma BACKELANT GALLERIES

great title and render in black and white so appropriate .love it!

Deena Stoddard

super work!

MB Art factory

Very nice!

E Faithe Lester

Love this black and white -- so much creativity in the title alone.

Ginny Barklow

I love this!! You did an excellent job of telling a story with these silhouettes!! Also love your clever title!!

Cathy Mahnke

Marvelous work!

Lyric Lucas

Excellent minimalistic Silhouette.

RC DeWinter

Well done, great silhohtette

Kirt Tisdale

Love the B&W silhouette!!

Ram Vasudev

Marvelous high key B&W image, Constantine. Love the different poses of the swallows. Nicely assembled. L.

Craig Carter

Awesome! I love how this is composed.

Kandy Hurley

Terrific work!

Gary Keesler

Constantine, this is an interesting concept and your image really tells the story of typical communication as all nature has a way of typical communication. Well done!