Grumpy Toad
by Limbo

Comment:
Toads give me the creeps - but this is a handsome beast, no doubt
Toad portrait session? Looks like to me. I can just see a slight side view, with head turned towards the camera, and a broad smile, in my mind's eye. He (maybe she), needs an evening suit on, and I guess a spot on the background, and that's just perfect. (bit like the singing frog in 'Meet the Robinsons')

Beautiful shot - how many lenses do you have, by the way - I counted about 4 so far

Message edited by author 2008-07-09 18:39:29.

True reflections
by Limbo

Comment:
I can't imagine you in a Ghetto home - not a trace in your work - keep SELLING this sort of work and you won't be in one long!

very good, flexible photography, and lovely colour and saturation - I had the same camera, but never got anything remotely as good as you can produce - please don't waste that talent, but use it to fund a better quality of life if you are serious about the Ghetto.

Best Wishes for bright future!

A drop of life
by Limbo

Comment:
Oh, that's just showing off!
Beautiful arrangement - well done - love the red background contrasting with the clearness of the water, and the mini flower head in the drop - admire the lens quality!

You are a very good flexible photographer - keep taking the shots!

Young and Old
by Limbo

Comment:
What a wonderful contrast between the flaky, old, dried look to the meaty older hand, and the smooth, almost transparent waxy look to the baby hand. (apologies if it is your hand, no offense!)

I have never seen such a telling contrast - usually it is a mother's lovely smooth hand, and the baby's whole hand wrapped round one finger - this jolts me somehow - I feel my age more when I see this - it is so like my hand!

"Oops!" I did it again
by Limbo

Comment:
This is a beautiful shot - crisp and biting sharp, lovely colour, fascinating bending of light from the marble top below through white of the egg - I assume that's what it is. Very nice quality!

Egg Dynamics
by Limbo

Comment:
Hmm..! Just slightly like the egg scene from Alien - makes my breakfast egg so much more scary than usual. Like the misty fog layer - just add a green laser layer, and your there

You are very good at so many types of picture - just leafing through your shots. Keep going. I don't know what work you do, but I would think you could do this full time - If you don't run out of inspiration or zap!

Old Light. New Life.
by Limbo

Comment:
Very nice image - but how did you............?
1 get the plant in the light bulb
2 have the bulb at that angle and not fall over

I am interested, though we don't see the end of the cap, that gives me a clue, but still would like to know.

Canada creates frozen clone army...plans to take over the world!
by DrAchoo

Comment:
Hmm... Too many sci-fi films for you, my man!

It triggers a memory of a scene from the alien 'invasion' series, with about 25 people looking up out of a pond or lake, and they are all happy to be in there. I suspect that a clone would look asleep if there was one - he looks like he was snap-frozen alive

Nice shot - I would love to see the set up pix for it.

My only concern is that there are some real-life nutters (english phrase) or head-cases, who might try this for real - you just DONT want to give them ideas.

What would you do for a shot about the Resurrection, I wonder? - would love to see it

Blue Eyes...Green Nose
by DrAchoo

Comment:
Keep the thumb! Its so needed - it looks just like she is engaged in a mind-occupying paint-in, and happened to look up and you snapped her. Without it, it could be an accident in a paint factory?

She has such a sweet mouth to go with the pretty blonde hair and the blue/green eyes - almost peacock colours - should be a model, for sure!!! I bet you, any photo agency would sign her up immediately - she will probably be a stunning teenager/early 20's young woman

Congratulations all round

Well...I didn't take it!
by DrAchoo

Comment:
Sweet shot!
I never would have thought of this - but you did - congrats!

Since you have though, I wondered if you have any outtakes - Like a few incriminating crumbs on the table in front of one or both, or maybe include some sort of mouse with a grin hiding underneath the lip of a deeper cookie tray, while mom wags an accusatory finger at wide-eyed innocents, or both point at each other "It was him/her", or the shrugged shoulders and the mouse, or a scene showing the table as it is, but we see the front of the table, and underneath a doggy licking it's lips.

No matter - this is so good - very well done, as usual

You have a photographic family - keep those family album shots coming!