weekly Viv1969's Try at 52....The Sequel....2016 Week 50, 51 & 52.... And finished
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Hi Ruth
A couple of super images as usual, I do love your imagination !!!
Life, a clever idea, although the knot bugs me slightly, nicely thought out and like the withered burnt out end, just how I feel at the moment
Hidden - Now that is just superb, the clipping on the left is a shame, but overall a real fun image, very bright, perfectly staged and nibbles for later too - Perfect
Thanks.
I feel similarly about the knot....looks like the mother ship is beaming up the body
Hidden made me laugh out loud. I love the expression on Big Egg's face. And you get to eat the props afterwards to.
Many thanks. Egbert was in a mischievous mood.
The other props are still untouched in the fridge... Help yourself!
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That's how long chocolate can exist in my fridge unmolested!
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Hidden brilliant image great fun with some great colours and you needed to eat the props straight away to stop them melting in this heat so its a win win image
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Hidden brilliant image great fun with some great colours and you needed to eat the props straight away to stop them melting in this heat so its a win win image
Hidden make me laugh.
Many thanks all.
The props are still in the fridge.
I think a society is forming!
First come, first served
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Excellent Ruth - would never have thought of that. Like the artistry with the paintbrush let alone the camera. Good fun image again.
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Very clever Ruth
(and I shell resist any puns this time
Thank you guys.
I merely document his adventures.
His biographer, if you will
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Whats a matter with you Ruth the poor eggs suffering and all you can do is point a camera at it, shame on you
But Allen, if I interfered, I'd wind up hand rearing it, then I'd have to release it back into the wild, and I don't think my poor heart could take it.
Best to just let nature take its course.
Your two egg pictures are very clever, well done
Thanks Clive, much appreciated.
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I love that egg image too, spot on focus/DoF and the inclusion of the tad of green works wonders... like it a lot, a nice image, well in fact its a cracking shot
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What a cracking idea Ruth 
Lovely lighting and details.
It made me smile
Lovely lighting and details.
It made me smile
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I love that egg image too, spot on focus/DoF and the inclusion of the tad of green works wonders... like it a lot, a nice image, well in fact its a cracking shot
Thanks DK...much appreciated.
What a cracking idea Ruth
Lovely lighting and details.
It made me smile
Groan.
Many thanks.
Thanks Em.
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It's OK, I
Very creative, well set out.
Many thanks Walter, much appreciated
Quietly considering doing the entire 52 next year with the eggs.
Thanks for taking a look.
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Week 31 - Fauna.
I thought there might be a lot of pictures of little creatures, so I decided to go to the opposite end of the spectrum.
You have to be patient to catch on of these fellas in the wild.
I couldn't resist the "...cation" either.
I thought there might be a lot of pictures of little creatures, so I decided to go to the opposite end of the spectrum.
You have to be patient to catch on of these fellas in the wild.
I couldn't resist the "...cation" either.
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Well he certainly has a bad case of rigor mortis if nothing else!Plastic?...Whaddya mean, plastic?
But I suppose being dead for 65 million years would have that effect on anyone
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Well he certainly has a bad case of rigor mortis if nothing else!
But I suppose being dead for 65 million years would have that effect on anyone
But, he was chasing me.
I barely made it out of there alive!
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You don't see too may of them these days ... thankfully for the sanctity of the grass verges I say. I like the second one best though Ruth - sharp and .... well ... it does tell a story - I'm assuming shutter speed was not a primary consideration !!!
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Hi Ruth, like your T rex but wonder if it could be enhanced a bit with some dodge and burn on the t-rex itself to help the colors stand out a bit more.
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Thanks Susie. I struggled for a while too!
Thanks Carl. Yep, you don't have to shoot from the hip to capture mating tortoises. I passed the enclosure again about 20 minutes later....not moved!
Many thanks.
The colours are pretty true to the those seen, but I agree with the leg area.
Sadly, my dodging and burning skills are limited at best
Fauna, I can't imagine seeing one of them for real
Cheers.
Cheers Andy. Patience is critical with these fellas
Usain's got nothing on me!
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Lovely shot Ruth (first image of the elephant)
this chap could do with a touch of Nivea around the eyes .. well actually everywhere in fact
Thanks Tony.
She definitely hasn't been spending much on the Q10!!