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Lovely painting, really like the synchronised flying. Lovely light/dark on the feathers. Is that an egret in the background too? They aren’t Canada geese though, I think these are greylag geese.
Kay D - Edinburgh, Scotland
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Wonderful! I can almost hear their calls.
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Federico Garcia
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uneven number?
why would you like to have odd numbers???? interesting :), you just lighten my curiosity Federico Garcia
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I like it Christel. The wing shapes are lovely.
Tiago – in flower arranging and gardening, etc, multiples of odd numbers are said to make for a more pleasing display. Perhaps Christel had this in mind – or th three points of a triangle, to draw the eye.
Thank you Will Rogers for your response :D:D:D…
but wait, would it be not more pleasing if instead of focusing in odd numbers it followed the golden ratio?…i.e. Fibonacci sequence 1,2,3,5,8,13,21,34…etc
see, there are also some even numbers ;)..
Also 6 is an even number, multiple of an odd number 3×2=6 …
Anyway, I’m still curious about Christel’s motives Federico Garcia
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