Thanks must go to the imaginative Tom and his colourful images for this idea, I was running out! Just as a small twist, I did this zebra in B&W - macro animals are hard to come by in this household.
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TRANSPORT!!!I'm attempting (again? must be MAD) to take an image every day for 31 days. My theme is transport especially cars which to be honest I've never photographed before except for a few wedding cars. I was thinking of doing 2 cars then another type of transport, and continuing in that sequence until the end of the month. You can click on any pic for a larger view. Please do leave me a comment as I appreciate each and every one :-) and the encouragement really does help to keep one going.
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Great composition and I love the very high key, almost inverted look of it. I see where you are going with your puzzle! Great job.
ReplyDeleteI guess you didn't have too many options open to you today if you were going to continue with your puzzle. I'll be in the same boat in a while but I think it's safe to say I won't be photographing any zebras! Outstanding contrast. Very striking.
ReplyDeleteShhhhhhhhhh!
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Thanks for visiting my blog Isabella! :) And thanks for the kind words. :)
ReplyDeleteNice shot, I think the composition is pretty unconventional, and is all the better for it!
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very interesting perspective! Tom surely is an inspiration with all of his creatures.
ReplyDeleteOh, what a nice tribute and with such a different look than Tom. is your zebra painted metal? I think the B&W is very nice here and I love the composition.
ReplyDeleteNo not metal, he is just a plastic kids toy I found at the bottom of the cupboard after a lot of frantic searching.
ReplyDeleteNot what I wanted to do for today at all, but I couldn't find what I had in mind, so had to borrow Tom's idea.
My "zebra" was just a joke with a soap. This zebra that I see here is a master piece.
ReplyDeleteFinishing the image in b&w is a sensational idea. And the object that you used is wonderful!
I was flattered to see this tribute and would like to apologize for not having seen the day you posted. I was very happy to see this picture and know that my games are inspiring. Congratulations and thank you very much!
Black and white is good! What an interesting head he has.
ReplyDeleteVery nice! Almost abstract in a way.
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