Bermuda Triangle

Just having a little fun with imagery and words!

 

Feedback appreciated!

you not afraid that it will disappear...? LOL

...both of them...

The boat is against the flow David. Should not all go the other direction??? Verry funny title and idea. Thanks for making me laugh!

David, you do have a creative mind. I like it.

made me smile, good sense of humor and a very fun image.

Oh David ...I am just jealous, I mean the way you have fun with photography...you've become a theme of conversation in my dinner table ! My wife is asking why I don't have your sense of humor ! ;-) Keep shooting !

is this ?

A landmine.... (LOL)

 

Tricky lady of-loaded with self-protecting bombs.

At least you avoided the potential controversy that could have developed had your title referred to a battleship. Actually, in your next shot you should replace the ship with a cigarette lighter (with flame) and title it "Free Fire Zone."

But, what is this red little thing that exists on the corner of down to the right?

David, I commented on this photo earlier but somehow, it didn't "take". Perhaps I failed to hit the "confirm" button. Anyway...if you end up with two comments from me, you'll know why.

 

First off.....this is humorous as usual. Your wit is always a refreshing treat, especially on days when I'm feeling a tad cranky.

 

If not for your title, I might not have realized that was a ship. Since your titles are often an integral part of you images, that's probably not a problem.

 

Technically, The area in the bottom center is a little hot (that doesn't sound right coming from a girl does it?). Also, I might have included more of the left thigh. As it is, with only a small amount edging into the frame at the bottom, it doesn't seem intentional.

 

Now I'm really chuckling. I never would have thought I'd be making comments regarding the technical merits of a photo of a toy ship floating in a girl's pubic hair. Only you could inspire that David!

 

Thanks for brightening an otherwise frustrating work day.

This kind of reminds me of Niagara Falls and why you shouldn't operate a boat too close... Very creative David...

I can only echo what has already been said. I even see a bit of a tilt in the boat.

 

I have to agree that there is a somewhat blown out area at the bottom of the image but this may be a monitor problem.

 

As is usual, your imagination rules the seas, not Britania.

 

-Owen

It appears from all the comments that this image made many of you smile. That was the intention of the image. Thanks everyone.

 

In response to specific points:-

 

Angel, It is worrying that I am a topic of conversation during your dinner. I hope I don't spoil the food too much!

 

Mark, I am a little lost with your remark. However, the underlying tone is very complimentary. Thanks!

 

Carlos, the thing in the bottom right is a Chilli. It features a lot in the bottom right of my photos.

 

Laurie and Owen, You are correct about the hot spot. It is a long story on why this is so. When I have time, I will change the image or upload it with a comment!

 

Thanks everyone! I hope to post more images that will make you smile!

 

 

 

 

 

 

Here is the picture with hot spot toned down. This is how it came out of the camera!

David, Thanks for posting the original. While I prefer not having the hot spot, I think the skin tone in the original upload is better. Both make me laugh!

There's many a good man has gone down in the triangle ;-)

Damn, now I know why while at sea in those infamous waters my dreams always drifted in one direction! Excellent creativity as always David!

I suppose an alternate title to this could be "Going Down To The She In Ships".....

It took me a moment to realize what I was looking at. It was worth the wait to find that I wasn't looking at an anvil in bale of hay! Lovely close-up. My thanks to the female who allowed our view into her very private self.

David, that I should have to explain the twisted workings of my brain is no surpise. At first I alluded to "battleship" as a play on "war of the sexes." From that I kept going with the battle motif in "free fire zone" (just keep shooting); hence a cigarette lighter for "fire."

I'm sorry. I'm a sick person, and I've been married three times.

Although Owl Link's "Going down to the she in ships" is pretty clever. It leads me to "Many a ship is asleep in the deep." Of course, then the "Old Man and the Sea" could bring one to "The little man in the boat."

Mark, glad you liked my comment. I was going to say something about sea-men, but decided not to ;-) OK, I will! Old joke: What is long and hard and full of seamen? A submarine!

Well David, I guess you have found an avenue for this style of picture - you can join the others that make contributions to Adult Picture Jokes. It's been done before.

Here's another one

Yet another ......

looks like he hit one in the ruff ;-)