What the Duck, © 2006 Aaron Johnson with permission

[Asher Kelman]

I could burst my buttons with this guy!

He has a great sense of humor and is very generous.

So here are some images Aaron said I could post as I wish. I keep this up as long as his kids don't prevent him drawing! :)

http://web.mac.com/aaronandpatty/iWeb/What%20the%20Duck/Images/WTD61-1.gif

Anyone else has photography cartoons?

Asher

[Mary Bull]

I don't have any cartoons, but I am vastly entertained by this series.

Used the link to it when it was first provided in another thread. That was my introduction to What the Duck.

Asher, I can read it much better in your rendition here at OPF. The contrast is perfect for easy resolution of both the drawings and the text, for me, as compared to the "What the Duck"-website-screen that Opera 9 offers me.

Just thought I'd put that comment in, since I'd previously discussed my issues with reading on an unrelated website, in another thread.

I am so happy to be able to read What the Duck at OPF.

Mary

[Nikolai Sklobovsky]

What The Duck is fun.

I also hapen to know another realy talented guy from another forum.
Please check his "Blown Out (http://shop.fotodojo.org/gallery/1842942/1/97271340)" comic series..

Have fun!

[Charles L Webster]

More WTD on Photography. This one sounds like a typical portrait client.

http://web.mac.com/aaronandpatty/iWeb/What%20the%20Duck/Images/WTD64.gif

[Daniel Harrison]

Now that is funny ;-)

[Daniel Harrison]

a bump for the funiest comic strip ever www.whattheduck.net, also bumped to get rid of the stupid advertising on the main page! :-)