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Sunday Sunset
I snapped these from the Target parking lot. The sun had just gone down, but the trees were hiding the very bottom part of the sunset. Life...
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Every spring and summer, we usually get a few of these cute little worms. They are very tiny, maybe an inch long. They move very slowl... -
My husband plays piano and accordian. To see him in an accordian duet with a three year old, and find out why he had to take accordian lesso... -
I ran into an old friend this week, Mr. Groundhog!! This is the first one I've seen this year, and I like to post at least one a ye...
14 comments:
Very interesting. Even after staring at it, I still couldn't make what it is supposed to be.
I have no idea what he's supposed to be but he's sure a great use of recylcled materials.
I got it figured out!! It's an anorexic dog sniffing the ground for treats! Yes? Am I close?
What a work of art.
I can't see anything that has the gender showing. (Kidding)
Hi Ginny what an amazing creature and a great way to use up bottle tops xx
I am not sure... I can see its eye..that shot makes me think of one of those fish that hide and catch their prey by surorise.
surprise. Not surorise
Wow, it's quite impressive! What a fun way to use bottle caps and rims :-) This critter kind of makes me think of Triceratops, especially the head!
a true work of art, and so creative... I am thinking something along the lines of dinosuars and other creatures like that..
Someone certainly put in a lot of time -- and creative talent -- into making this beast!
I guess it could be almost anything.WOW! Someone took a lot of time to make that.
Isn't that what art is all about?
Beauty in the eye of the beholder...it can be what ever we imagine it to be. Clever use of "Trash".
I have no idea either, but it is interesting!
In the first picture at the top I thought an emaciated dog sniffing around for something to eat, but then the rest of it captured separately doesn't. Interesting for sure.
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