Just a quick one

[ruthwebb]

Happy new year everyone. Sorry I forgot to say it in one of my previous posts.
I just wanted to share a quick photo with you that I took while out with my son and the dog.
I am really pleased with how it's turned out.

 

[Bristolian]

I am so trying to resist asking to see one of the dog

BLAST! There you go, failed again :bonk:

Nice shot Ruth

 

[ruthwebb]

Cheers

 

[simon ess]

Ok - so your dog wants to do an impression of Harry Worth.

Do him a favour and buy him a mirror.

That probably means absolutely nothing to anyone under 50

 

[ruthwebb]

No it don't mean anything to me. Haha

 

[simon ess]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nIPihrhzr-U

 

[mrgas]

I'm afraid to say in my opinion it doesn't work, sorry

 

[ruthwebb]

Oh yes Simon I no now. Lol

 

[ruthwebb]

Mrgas each to there own. Thanks for the feedback

 

[mrgas]

Mrgas each to there own. Thanks for the feedback

Sorry that the feedback was brief, but I couldn't see a lot to comment on

I suspect if the dog was whole the pic would be very good but I know that's not what you were trying to achieve

 

[ruthwebb]

@mrgas. Thank you. Much appreciated. I was trying to be 'creative' lol x

 

[mrgas]

@mrgas. Thank you. Much appreciated. I was trying to be 'creative' lol x

And I applaud your creativeness

 

[ruthwebb]

Haha thanks Hun x

 

[simon ess]

I'm reminded of a masters degree portfolio I had the pleasure of looking through recently.

The theme was about exploring edges.

Imagine a blank page with a hint of an image at the very edge.

I couldn't help but turn the page.

I'm not sure I got it, but I got the intention and it fascinated me.

I suspect the choice of partial image was the key to making it work.

So, I get what you're doing here Ruth, but take it further

 

[ruthwebb]

Awe thank you. Means a lot. Just trying different things out.