Upon the return from my first visit to the Pungo Unit, I found that I could not wait to get into my studio to capture on canvas the Tundra Swans that I had encountered. While the wildlife was plentiful across many different species, the engagements that I had experienced with the Tundra Swans were exceptional. Their flyovers casting multiple colors on their white feathered wings during the setting sun, their parades within the impoundments, and their abilities to conduct self-directed landings and takeoffs within densely populated sections of real-estate was simply amazing. These visions were forever welded into my brain. “Winter Majesty” was one of the outcomes of this first Pungo visit. There have been others, and there will be more to come.
Upon the return from my first visit to the Pungo Unit, I found that I could not wait to get into my studio to capture on canvas the Tundra Swans that I had encountered. While the wildlife was plentiful across many different species, the engagements that I had experienced with the Tundra Swans were exceptional. Their flyovers casting multiple colors on their white feathered wings during the setting sun, their parades within the impoundments, and their abilities to conduct self-directed landings and takeoffs within densely populated sections of real-estate was simply amazing. These visions were forever welded into my brain. “Winter Majesty” was one of the outcomes of this first Pungo visit. There have been others, and there will be more to come.