We close this series with a few more eagle abstractions to reduce images of eagles to their essential elements. These images convey impressions of eagles; they don’t attempt to depict exact, detailed inventories of eagle features. (Except for the very last three images.)

November 15 note: There  were fatal display problems originating with the website host (Zenfolio); I couldn't see all the eagle images in this and other recent posts, so you might not be able to, either.  I reloaded some of them, but not all, partly because the Zenfolio blog site doesn't keep exact file numbers for posted images. Very frustrating.  I apologize for any (and all) viewing inconvenience. Many thanks for your patience and understanding.

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Below: Pixelated eagle inspects the reef, a sort of Grande Aigle Sur La Jatte, an exercise in quasi-pointillism/chromoluminarism. What if Seurat had visited Auke Bay in the digital age?

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As a contrast, the final three images offer an exact, detailed, high-resolution inventory of one eagle’s appearance at a particular moment on a recent day. The last two are more highly cropped versions of the first, to show even greater detail.

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If you want to see some more images or bigger versions, this website contains three galleries holding abstract images of crows (blame the crows; they started this whole series):        https://bobeastaughimagery.zenfolio.com/p960766872

gulls:           https://bobeastaughimagery.zenfolio.com/p593004167

and eagles:  https://bobeastaughimagery.zenfolio.com/p693526578

Many thanks for taking a look at the blog posts and maybe the galleries.

Coming soon: a few sharper, high-resolution eagle and other bird images before completely changing subjects.