Barred Owl is a photograph by Lois Bryan which was uploaded on February 11th, 2010.
Barred Owl
by Lois Bryan
Title
Barred Owl
Artist
Lois Bryan
Medium
Photograph - Photography - Digital Art
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Featured on the Fine Art America Home Page June 14, 2010!
Happy to announce that "Barred Owl" won first place in the 9/5/21 "Artwork Sold In August 2021." Thank you to the contest administrator, VLee Watson, and to everyone who voted for my image. Congratulations to the other winners!
"Barred Owl" came in First Place (or tied for first) in the Fine Art America contest "Your Most Sold Image" 4/13/19. Many thanks to everyone who voted for my image, and to the contest administrator, Thomas Schaller. Congratulations to the other winners!!
Very happy to announce that "Barred Owl" tied for third place in the Fine Art America Contest - "Sold In November On Faa" hosted by Karen Wiles. My sincere thanks to her for all her hard work and to everyone who voted for my image.
Honored to announce that "Barred Owl" came in second place in the Fine Art America contest, "Owl Images," August 27, 2016. My thanks to the administrator, Imagology Design, and to everyone who voted for my image.
Framed image of "Barred Owl" sold to ABC / Disney Studios on 10/28/2010.
A barred owl taken with the Nikon D40x and the 18-200 vr Nikon lens at the Lathrop E Smith Nature Center in Olney Maryland. Textures added in Photoshop.
Fine art purchases of this image will not include a watermark, and if I may make a recommendation ... this image will look its very best on the fine art paper choice of "picture rag."
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AnnaJo Vahle
Congratulations on your contests wins and your sale, Lois. Love the sense of inquisitiveness in this beautiful photo. f
Paisley Marten
This piece has a wonderful blend of mystery and serenity. The owl's expressive eyes are captivating, drawing the viewer's attention right into the heart of the image. The textured background adds depth, creating a timeless, almost vintage feel that contrasts beautifully with the sharp, detailed feathers of the owl. The soft lighting enhances the mood, making the subject feel both intimate and enigmatic. This image has such a calming yet thought-provoking quality—an excellent composition that speaks to the wise and introspective nature of the owl.
Nancy Kane Chapman
What a sweetie, Lois. Meeting an owl is a life event. I've only been near two or three in their habitat, but we hear them at night hooting in the ancient oaks of our neighborhood. This is a wonderful portrait! F/L
Lois Bryan replied:
So so true, Nancy!!! I used to "talk" to them at night at our old house, and here, too, before all the houses got built up. They would answer me, too!! Never got a decent shot "in the wild" as you say ... probably because i'd get so excited I couldn't hold the camera still!!
Mel Steinhauer
Another beautiful image, with warm tones, texture and mood ! Congratulations on your recent sale and best wishes !
Lois Bryan replied:
Mel thank so much .. this little guy stole my heart … i'll never forget that afternoon!!!
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