Barn owl and Nyala antelope studies

Today morning in Munich zoo....

Barn owl

Nyala antelope, female

Kommentare

Francisco J. Hernández hat gesagt…

it seems so easy, .. congratulatios !!

11:49 AM

Øivind Egeland hat gesagt…

The owl is wonderful! I guess it's a bird that actually stands still for a while?

8:00 AM

olympus hat gesagt…

kalimera,
I like it very much.

8:47 AM

Anonym hat gesagt…

Me gusta tu particular manera de aplicar la acuarela a capas y contornos suaves. El retrato de la hembra de Nyala, impresionante.
Abrazos
Potri

9:11 PM

Måns Sjöberg hat gesagt…

I agree with everybody. So tasteful, so simple yet genial. Immediacy at its best!

8:46 AM

Odysseas hat gesagt…

I like the Barn Owl very much ,Paschalis.Wonderfull work as always!!!

4:18 PM

Fran A.H. Alvarado hat gesagt…

Gorgeous The owl, great.
Regards

9:02 PM

NikosF hat gesagt…

This is real art!!Congratulations Paschali for your excellent work

12:18 PM

mensajes claro hat gesagt…

kalimera,
I like it very much.

7:28 PM

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