Well. Where to start? OK, how about this - at this blog I expect (for the most part) so see TSG original photographs (tinkered with or raw) and sometimes TSG photographs OF photographs. So, is that expectation met here? Are these TSG hand-crafted photos?
The photos were indeed taken by yours truly. The only (ha!) tinkering involved this time around was some sharpening of Moonie's juggleballs, some saturation to bring out the flame and a couple of horizontal image flips.
"Juggling!!!" Ha. I thought his head was poking through a hole in a wall and people were tossing things at his face for, you know, 50 cents a pop or whatever. The munched apple was evidence, you see, of a well thrown apple or whatever. Look at these pics again from that perspective and the study takes on a whole new thing.
Well. Where to start? OK, how about this - at this blog I expect (for the most part) so see TSG original photographs (tinkered with or raw) and sometimes TSG photographs OF photographs. So, is that expectation met here? Are these TSG hand-crafted photos?
ReplyDeleteThe photos were indeed taken by yours truly. The only (ha!) tinkering involved this time around was some sharpening of Moonie's juggleballs, some saturation to bring out the flame and a couple of horizontal image flips.
ReplyDeleteIn that case, wow. What amazing and amusing studies.
ReplyDeleteThe bowling ball, of course, is plastic? That is, hollow lightweight plastic? Not a bowling alley 10-pounder+?
Real bowling ball. You can see Broon jugging the ball and the flaming baton while eating an apple here: https://youtu.be/f6piN7yKJMc
ReplyDelete"Juggling!!!" Ha. I thought his head was poking through a hole in a wall and people were tossing things at his face for, you know, 50 cents a pop or whatever. The munched apple was evidence, you see, of a well thrown apple or whatever. Look at these pics again from that perspective and the study takes on a whole new thing.
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