thistleandthat

"Fish heads, fish heads, roly poly fish heads; fish heads, fish heads, eat them up yum! In the morning, laughing happy fish heads; in the evening, floating in the soup." - Barnes and Barnes

thats what this photo made me think of. very good by the way.

MKN

a toe shot? Gee, I was pretty sure that Auburn fans were kinda slow, but now I know for sure! ;) Thanks for looking and reassuring me!

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fantastic!

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wonderful! i love it!

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going in my favorites!

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i really like it the way it is.

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it does look very "elvish"

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"close encounter of the third kind" cheers!

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ewww you are brave!!!! great capture of a "spooky" subject.

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which end is the head? =)

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very sucessful bokeh experiment here. i love the sparkling globes of light.

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its much better larger. these branches seem as withered fingers reaching out, trying to get the last rays of the sun before it sets. and i really like the rays.

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brilliant!

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Thank you so much for all the info! I wouldn't ever eat one out of the wild that I found by myself, though.

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amazing! what a lovely city!

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lots of "happy little trees" living in this one. and this one "happy little tree" lives over here all by himself.....

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i like this as much as everyone else. my favorite part is the chair and wondering what is casting the long shadows across the floor.

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Thanks Christal! I'm glad you like it. I really enjoy my black and whites more than my others. I think I'm leaning towards shooting B&W exclusively....

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i like this. it looks like an image from a dream sequence or flash back in a movie. a movie in which the main character, the front silhouette, will suddenly turn and recognize the face of the woman he just passed.

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Thanks for looking Enrico!

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Thanks Mike! It was taken at a headstone in the Pineville Memorial Cemetery down the road from my house. The plaque reads: "HE HAS BUILDED A MEMORIAL MORE PERMANENT THAN BRASS, WHICH NEITHER DESERT RAIN, NOR ALL THE YEARS THAT PASS, CAN EVER TURN TO SHIFTING SAND"

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i love how untouched the snow looks. like a moment truly "frozen" in time.

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Thanks Gail and Mike! Luckily I didn't have to roll around in the dirt. He was swinging pretty high, but if I would have needed to get in the dirt for the shot, I would have!

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