Alsjazzeras 2016 TP 52 WEEK 52 CELEBRATE/CELEBRATION ADDED

d00d said:
good way of saying Lonely ... works well. (y)
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Thank you, your support of the rubbish I continue to produce means a lot to me (y)

Dark Knight said:
Oooo interesting that... square'ish crop, B&W, ghostly figure and a not so alone lady... Love it :clap:
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square'ish :ROFLMAO: thanks

that aint no lady thats my wife

sparrow said:
Hidden - Very sinister - the black and white with the light from the window works really well:clap:
Lonely - Very interesting composition and perfect for the theme:clap:
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thank you
 
I agree with Chris, goat edges - I think the eye contact and the texture of the coat is more engaging.
 
Goat for me too Allan love the details and B&W conversion lovely details and texture.
 
I love your shot for lonely - it's so atmospheric and the two figures work well for me. Out of this week's it's definitely the goat - great eye contact and fur texture - it really looks like he's got attitude! I've got a bit of a soft spot for goats anyway :D
 
Why has that goat only got 3 legs :p

It's my fave anyway. Great composition and looking right at you. Reminds me of my smiley, happy goat :D
 
Goat for me too Allan :)
 
Two from you, now that is a nice change !!!

Nice BIF Allan, but definitely the goat for me, I'm liking the birds legs dangling like that but I just really like the look of the goat more, not sure if it the PP that makes it stand out so well, or the good timing of the capture/glare/gaze from the creature, either way it's the one for me :)
 
Allan, tend to agree with the general opinion the B&W goat has the edge over the gull. Like the way you have captured his gaze
 
the goat looks constipated which adds interest:thinking:. I think it would be more interesting in colour tho.

Top seagull shot. (y)
 
sirch said:
Neither can I if I'm honest, both on theme, the B&W suits the goat I think and perhaps just edges it for me because mono animal shots are bit more unusual
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Thanks

Carl Ayling said:
I agree with Chris, goat edges - I think the eye contact and the texture of the coat is more engaging.
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Thank you

Downton Mini said:
Goat for me too Allan love the details and B&W conversion lovely details and texture.
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Thanks

Emja said:
I love your shot for lonely - it's so atmospheric and the two figures work well for me. Out of this week's it's definitely the goat - great eye contact and fur texture - it really looks like he's got attitude! I've got a bit of a soft spot for goats anyway :D
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Goats and donkeys for me who can resist them

Bruja said:
Why has that goat only got 3 legs :p

It's my fave anyway. Great composition and looking right at you. Reminds me of my smiley, happy goat :D
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I think you'll find it had four, like i would post a three legged goat just for your amusement :p
 
Cobra said:
Goat for me too Allan :)
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I have heard those rumours

Dark Knight said:
Two from you, now that is a nice change !!!

Nice BIF Allan, but definitely the goat for me, I'm liking the birds legs dangling like that but I just really like the look of the goat more, not sure if it the PP that makes it stand out so well, or the good timing of the capture/glare/gaze from the creature, either way it's the one for me :)
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Prolific, I know :cool:

wallyboy said:
Like the thinking on lonely, well done, black and white gives it an edgey feel.
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Thanks

chrispp said:
Allan, tend to agree with the general opinion the B&W goat has the edge over the gull. Like the way you have captured his gaze
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Thank you

d00d said:
the goat looks constipated which adds interest:thinking:. I think it would be more interesting in colour tho.

Top seagull shot. (y)
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Thanks d00d, constipated, I can only take your word for that. Seagulls, fascinatingly cruel birds

rpn said:
Agree with everyone else, much prefer the goat shot.
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Thanks
 
That is very clever indeed Allan - it must have taken a lot of patience to get the different shots just right to put together. I especially like the trails where you can still make out the dots on the dice :)
 
Lone - Argh, I didn't spot the trainers until I read Chris' comment but I'm going to ignore the. Great atmosphere to the image, the content and processing give it a melancholy feel. Spot on Allan (y)
Fauna - Goat for me too. I love Jill's comment on the number of legs. I'm fairly convinced you've found a 3 legged Goat too ;)
Static - Clever and well executed.
 
Oh, excellent take on the theme Allan.
And unusual choice of dice. :-)
 
Downton Mini said:
Clever take on the theme really like that.
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Thank you

Emja said:
That is very clever indeed Allan - it must have taken a lot of patience to get the different shots just right to put together. I especially like the trails where you can still make out the dots on the dice :)
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Its only 2 shots the hard part was getting a decent movement shot

LC2 said:
Lone - Argh, I didn't spot the trainers until I read Chris' comment but I'm going to ignore the. Great atmosphere to the image, the content and processing give it a melancholy feel. Spot on Allan (y)
Fauna - Goat for me too. I love Jill's comment on the number of legs. I'm fairly convinced you've found a 3 legged Goat too ;)
Static - Clever and well executed.
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Thanks

viv1969 said:
Oh, excellent take on the theme Allan.
And unusual choice of dice. :)
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The only dice I could find
 
Very clever idea for static, and very well executed.
 
Static, Very clever Allan, it works very well.
 
Brilliant idea Allan and well executed too. I like the spiral-like trails of the moving dice. Good that it only took 2 shots to capture.
 
Bruja said:
Static is very clever Allan and you have much more patience than me :)
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patience of a saint :angelic:

brrnd said:
Very clever idea for static, and very well executed.
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Thank you

Cobra said:
Static, Very clever Allan, it works very well.
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Thanks

Dark Knight said:
Ooooo cool idea Allan, I like how you captured die going in all directions out of the frame, still showing feint detail on them too (y)
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Thank you

rpn said:
Very clever idea and good take on the theme. For me I would like to see a bit less motion movement of other dice.
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would you now :p

d00d said:
Nice work Allan (y) Nice idea too.
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Thanks

Carl Ayling said:
Brilliant idea Allan and well executed too. I like the spiral-like trails of the moving dice. Good that it only took 2 shots to capture.
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I actually took about 40 shots but the finished image is only 2 pics :whistle:
 
Great work Allan, like the way you captured the dice in the different directions. Would never of thought of this !
 
Great shot Allan. Very sharp and B&W conversion works well.
 
Very nice Allan, thats certainly a different take on game :thumbs:
 
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