Just for Fun No C&C will be given: Anthropomorphism

In general I don't like attributing human characteristics to animals, preferring to leave it to old ladies who believe that their cats love them, but sometimes I can't help putting words into mouths (and beaks).

Please feel free to comment, but in most cases the background isn't as I would have liked it.


"Oh dear, I wish I hadn't opened that second bottle last night......"




"Come on then, if you think you're tough!"




"Does my bum look big in this?"




"I washed my hair last night, and now I can't do a thing with it....."




Regards,

Stuart

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Love it!

This one ...





Make my day!

StuartRae said:

In general I don't like attributing human characteristics to animals, preferring to leave it to old ladies who believe that their cats love them, but sometimes I can't help putting words into mouths (and beaks).

Please feel free to comment, but in most cases the background isn't as I would have liked it.


"Oh dear, I wish I hadn't opened that second bottle last night......"

"Come on then, if you think you're tough!"

"Does my bum look big in this?"

"I washed my hair last night, and now I can't do a thing with it....."

Regards,

Stuart

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Hi Stuart
with such good shots I would tend to stick to your previous statement and avoid old ladies captions…

BTW I would have tried to get the fence planks horizontal in the Eagle's shot, I find the angle quite disturbing, but what a beast!

Untrusting wife!

Asher

I disagree, Asher.....Jealous husband!

The background on the first is the only one that bothers me. The rest are so powerful that I don't see the background.

Clayton Lofgren said:

The background on the first is the only one that bothers me. The rest are so powerful that I don't see the background.

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Clayton I look at things in a different way.




To me, I see a b.g. that would be easily removed and even the stump could be replaced so as to replace the primate in a more eco-relevant setting or even just blackness asymmetrically. That I'd love to see!

Asher

Not that diferent. I had speculated on filling all the background highlights with green.

Thanks to everyone for commenting.

Nicolas,

I would have tried to get the fence planks horizontal in the Eagle's shot, I find the angle quite disturbing....

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I usually straighten images during raw conversion, but with this one the backwards rotation made the eagle look less aggressive. Swings and roundabouts I guess.


Asher and Clayton,

Thanks for the suggestions. I'll have a go at replacing the BG.

Regards,

Stuart

Hi, Asher,

Asher Kelman said:

To me, I see a b.g. that would be easily removed and even the stump could be replaced so as to replace the primate in a more eco-relevant setting or even just blackness asymmetrically. That I'd love to see!

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Or perhaps he could be put with a fellow primate in front of Lambeth Palace. Or in a nice primate house in some zoo.

And your title is good, too.

Best regards,

Doug