#25 - gubbs

gubbsgubbs Registered Users Posts: 3,166 Major grins
edited November 13, 2004 in The Dgrin Challenges
Tough challenge, I'm struggling!

Teasing a siamese swan at lunchtime
11149221-L.jpg

Only levels etc! Its an honest merge
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  • snapapplesnapapple Registered Users Posts: 2,093 Major grins
    edited November 10, 2004
    gubbs wrote:
    Tough challenge, I'm struggling!

    Teasing a siamese swan at lunchtime
    11149221-S.jpg

    Only levels etc! Its an honest merge

    What's an *honest* merge? I can see how one head would be behind the other, but what happened to the head in the foreground? This looks pretty strange. eek7.gif
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  • gubbsgubbs Registered Users Posts: 3,166 Major grins
    edited November 10, 2004
    tbh I've no idea :D
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  • judyfuessjudyfuess Registered Users Posts: 259 Major grins
    edited November 10, 2004
    definately interesting .. had to look twice there :)
  • Ben:::DBen:::D Registered Users Posts: 76 Big grins
    edited November 11, 2004
    That's great!! Especially if it's "au natural". Amazing clap.gif
  • ginger_55ginger_55 Registered Users Posts: 8,416 Major grins
    edited November 11, 2004
    The bird (s) have to have at least one head in order to get food.

    Drives me nuts looking for it.rolleyes1.gif


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  • dugmardugmar Registered Users Posts: 756 Major grins
    edited November 11, 2004
    That took a steady hand. Nice PS work if you merged the two.
    Good grab if that is a natural shot.
  • gubbsgubbs Registered Users Posts: 3,166 Major grins
    edited November 11, 2004
    Thanks everyone,
    It is a natural shot, no post work at all on the swans, pure fluke though. I didn't even know I'd got it till I uploaded last night
    I've looked at it at 100% and still can't see what's going on, I think the necks must cross over one behind the other so each head is behind the others neck ne_nau.gifscratch
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  • doyledoyle Registered Users Posts: 29 Big grins
    edited November 11, 2004
    If you look closely, it looks as though the head and neck of the bird facing away from the camera are hidden behind it's own body (towards the man's leg). The head of the other bird is also hidden by the body of the bird facing away from the camera. Did taken a second look though. Nice shot.
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  • lynnesitelynnesite Registered Users Posts: 747 Major grins
    edited November 11, 2004
    I like it, Gubbs. Seems to me you shouldn't have much trouble with this challenge theme, I've seen whimsy at least in lots of your photos. Sure liked that park series, BTW.

    Here's my version of the same 2-in-1 theme, shot Tues, unaltered--you can see a bit of nose though of the 2nd horse.
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  • SandySandy Registered Users Posts: 762 Major grins
    edited November 13, 2004
    Two heads are better than none. Nice catch. If these guys were sitting closer you might have had siamese twins feeding siamese twins.
  • DoctorItDoctorIt Administrators Posts: 11,951 moderator
    edited November 13, 2004
    Man that took a while to figure out! I kept trying to see where the two necks "merged"... but its really just... ahhh, I guess I won't spoil it for anyone else.

    Good one thumb.gif
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  • photocatphotocat Registered Users Posts: 1,334 Major grins
    edited November 13, 2004
    Lovely Gubbs... Flukes do happen. You made it happen.
    I had to look for a few minutes to really see it. :D
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