About ‘Flight to freedom - Minimalist starlings in black and white’ by Rob Rollenberg
On a quiet day in Bergen aan Zee, I was quietly watching a flock of starlings hiding in a small bush. And then it happened: in one fluid movement, the entire flock took off. I captured this special moment and deliberately converted it to black and white, to put the focus entirely on the movement, shape and rhythm of the birds.
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