bigbadja
Well-known member
I hope you need an Aussie for your group.
I'm retired, and paint landscapes as my main hobby. I live in a small hamlet, in a remote valley 120km S of Canberra. A very dry valley.
My place is gifted daily with a multitude of birds,of various species depending on the season. Currently [winter' end] there are 80+ galahs, 8 Crimson rosellas, 2 warring magpie factions and 2 families of grey butcherbirds and a big chough family.
Apart from feeding them we don't interfere by trying to tame them. We just like to enjoy their presence.
I recently bought an already much loved Olympus C700 digital camera and often go out and shoot 20-50 images before processing them, filing the best, and sometimes making prints of "specials".
I travel compulsively and have developed a major interest in wedge-tailed eagles. In early Oct I will be setting up my new winter studio in Broken Hill, in the desert in NW NSW, learning to digiscope eagles in particular.
I will post a painting and some of "my little feathered mates" for your feedback. The painting will be a surreal work titled "Desert Eagle Watching". I paint landscapes sometimes featuring birds. I do not at thi stage paint bird portraits.
Regards
Robert
I'm retired, and paint landscapes as my main hobby. I live in a small hamlet, in a remote valley 120km S of Canberra. A very dry valley.
My place is gifted daily with a multitude of birds,of various species depending on the season. Currently [winter' end] there are 80+ galahs, 8 Crimson rosellas, 2 warring magpie factions and 2 families of grey butcherbirds and a big chough family.
Apart from feeding them we don't interfere by trying to tame them. We just like to enjoy their presence.
I recently bought an already much loved Olympus C700 digital camera and often go out and shoot 20-50 images before processing them, filing the best, and sometimes making prints of "specials".
I travel compulsively and have developed a major interest in wedge-tailed eagles. In early Oct I will be setting up my new winter studio in Broken Hill, in the desert in NW NSW, learning to digiscope eagles in particular.
I will post a painting and some of "my little feathered mates" for your feedback. The painting will be a surreal work titled "Desert Eagle Watching". I paint landscapes sometimes featuring birds. I do not at thi stage paint bird portraits.
Regards
Robert