Cooper's Hawk Acrylic Print

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While I do appreciate the beauty of hawks, being a feeder and photographer of mostly smaller birds, I actually prefer them not to visit our back gardens. With that said, Cooper's Hawks are not unusual visitors for us. I usually see one every year. In fact, one year we came home and found one entangled in some dangling wire from one of our feeders. Was that a scary rescue, let me tell you!!!! Wearing protective gloves, my husband held the hawk tight and I cut the wire. We watched it for the balance of the day as it sat in a nearby tree until it finally gathered its senses and was able to fly away.

God has given me this gift and being a Christian, I always give Him all the glory for allowing me the opportunity of sharing it with you. More often than not, the purposes of my photographs are the result of seeing beyond what is drawing me to grab my camera. It is like an extra sense and when they are loaded to my computer, their purposes are revealed and thus the process begins. This revelation walks happily hand in hand with my desire to learn more digital creative techniques, explore and experiment with the end result enhancing what originally captures my eye. I continue to grow, both in my interests and skills and am now offering abstract and even digital artwork that are created totally through manipulations in a variety of artistic...