(anon bc i am shy!!!): i saw that ask re drawing, and i was wondering if you would be interested in showing us which photos you think would make the best drawing and/or you would love to see drawn?? obviously no worries if not :>
I suppose it would help to know what the drawing would be FOR, as there's a big difference between drawing stuff for memes, drawing stuff to sell, drawing cute stuff, drawing elegant stuff, drawing unique stuff, funny stuff, etc. And which bird, since I've taken (at this point) probably tens of thousands of photos of the birds XD It's also my general impression regarding artwork is that it comes out at its best when the artist likes what they're drawing and/or is inspired to put pen to paper (so to speak) upon seeing something they like, and those tend to be my favorite pieces.
I can show you some recent photos I like better than others, but I can't really say they're good ART photos.
If I were going to actually, like, do a commission for something I would would want drawn, I would probably use this one:
And make a little "Longfeather Lane Maple Mead" bottle label from it. I HAVE one that my sister in law made from the photo, and it's very cute, BUT speaking in "what would I love to see drawn" I think this is one of my favorite pics of Bug in general AND I would have a use for it, so it's near the top of the list for her.
But I also really liked this photo, it cracks me up EVERY TIME I see it, I would write some variation of "what have i done" or "experiencing the consequences of my own actions" on this so fast
There's also, like, memorial artwork I would consider having done, particularly for Joslin or Aurora or Artemis or Stan or Osiris or Beep, but I don't necessarily know that I'd want a photo replicated for something like that. I could probably dig up photos for all of them, but I know exactly which two I'd probably start with for Joslin
Longfeather Lane's patron saint of adopted children, Joslin never had any babies from eggs she'd laid, she only ever fostered chicks, but she was amazing at it.
So, it's a complicated question and the answer is really different depending on the point of the drawing, I think, and the subject of it.