The first three items were spotted and taken by Sue, quite obviously in one case. I spotted them too, but she got the photos.
A mirror by the curb. With snow on it, Sue was able to use it for a white photo prompt. Actually, I wouldn't have spotted this one down by the snowbank. Those are our legs btw. My jeans look khaki in the photo, but they were regular blue.
Meanwhile, I was being charmed by a dog that was rolling about in the snow with great delight. I took two pics of the dog and owner.
I preferred the dog in the first photo and the person in the second, so I combined them in Photoshop. It was something to try, and it is nice to see that not all of my Photoshop skills have deserted me.
I enjoyed being out in the cold with you without freezing my fingers! Thanks for showing me this exotic situation LOL. Wishing you both a wonderful day. Aloha
ReplyDeleteMaybe 45 years ago at this point, I was invited to go ice fishing on top of a shallow pond on one of the farms we would one day own. The fishing was so good that we used scoop shovels to pick up the catch and transfer them to buckets every so often. My father sold that farm eventually but I still think of that day every now and then.
ReplyDeleteMy goodness.
DeleteAren't you clever to have your mitts connected to your sleeves. Saves you from losing them. I differ in opinion and prefer the first dog shot with the owner obviously enjoying the dog's actions. But you did well in transposing the head! AI is just the next step I'm afraid.
ReplyDeleteThe first photo was my choice if there had been just one. No AI in this case. Just old-fashioned grunt Photoshopping.
DeleteDogs do love the snow.
ReplyDeleteExcellent Photoshop job. Dogs treat snow very differently to cats. Dogs are like excited children. Cats are gracefully disdainful.
ReplyDeleteVery nice photos. A foot thick of ice. I remember this from my snow days. Have a very nice day today.
ReplyDeleteGreat dog picture! I love ow they enjoy the snow.
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