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Anjali was in biology class with her nice teacher. Somebody came in and told the students to look out the window, at a red-tailed hawk with the remains of a pigeon. http://photographybyanjali.com/Artist.asp?ArtistID=43010&Akey=M235PYD5  Photo by Anjali, from her classroom window
Janet Vecsey
3/29/2015 08:16:44 am
I just looked at Anjali's photography page. She is certainly talented. Could make a living that way.
George Vecsey
3/29/2015 03:21:38 pm
Janet, thanks. She used to see eagles in Seattle...now she is in NY and a hawk decides to have lunch right outside her classroom window. Didn't waste a second. See you soon, George
Thor A. Larsen
3/30/2015 11:45:57 am
I am so impressed with Anjali's photographs. Capturing the hawk so well meant quick and focused response. Her portfolio demonstrates considerable imagination, sensitivity to colors and compositions.What a wonderful aptitude and interest!
George Vecsey
3/30/2015 12:06:44 pm
You should have seen her quickie of the steamed carrots, round, like marbles, at lunch Sunday. She just sees stuff, whisks out her smartphone, clicks once and done.
bruce
4/3/2015 03:34:13 am
George,
George Vecsey
4/3/2015 10:30:01 am
Bruce, thanks again. There was a gorgeous piece of writing in the NYT magazine a few weeks, about falcons in urban settings of Dublin, soaring downward for an attempted kill. Link below:
bruce
4/3/2015 10:38:05 am
George, Comments are closed.
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