Very clever idea.
For me the merit in this is the concept and the execution of the idea, rather than the actual photos on the film. 
Thank you Chris. The main problem for me was that all the film strip effect plugins were for much later versions of PSE so I had to do it manually. There is is no warp filter and I can't adjust the drop shadow in my version. However since I don't normally do this kind of stuff I don't feel the need to upgrade.Thats a nice triptych and looks well put together, what were you missing on elements? Its difficult to critique the sharpness as the pictures are quite small once added to the frame. I had to laugh at your "machine gun" i bet the poor b****r left a blob of white on the floor too
Thank you, JL and John. Fortunately I didn't scare it away for very long. The birds empty the feeder within a few hours.
Thank you Sarah. I usually forget I have continuous shooting available but it comes in quite handy occasionally. The first time I used it it gave me a fright!
As Chris said it's hard to offer C&C on the pics because they're so small in the frame, but the pp is excellent. Really effective and I think you've picked a good subject for the concept.
I've yet to try "machine gun mode" on my camera, but I'll have to give it a go after seeing these.
Thank you Darren. Even in the original the bird is a bit unclear because it has flown out of focus.
Thank you Jenny. I thought of cloning or cropping out the tree, but I deliberately left it in to help the effect of the changing frames, if you see what I mean!
Thank you Jean. My husband made the same objection! It was the only decent free template that I could find - originally I intended to change it to black but thought it would get lost among the dark backgrounds. Artistic licenceI love this - and the three pictures are just as they would be if you'd shot them on film - ie no opportunity to delete the one where the bird had flown away. It's easy to forget what film photography was like in the pre-digi days.
My only slight niggle is that Kodak Gold isn't trannie film, but in the context of a brilliant idea it's totally forgiveable, and it definitely gets my
Jean
Thank you Sue, Phil and Iain.Its all been said above Tracer but
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Than you Sue
Thank you JL - I know, I know....
Thank you Darren. I didn't include more of the derailleur as I had earlier wiped the outer cage clean, so that it looked too shiny for the rest of the pic! I did desaturate it a bit, but here are a couple more versions:I understand that you've taken this to keep some symmetry but I actually want to see more of the derailleur. I'd like to see a slight desaturation as well to give the image a little age, or perhaps even a high contrast b&w. Not that I don't like your image, because I do
Thank you David. It needs more than degreaser, I'm afraid - new block, chain, rear mech, maybe front rings, as well as a new back tyre and inner
. Thank you Jean. It is such a messy job that I keep procrastinating - and I haven't sourced all the parts yet.Like Jenny, I wouldn't have known what it was but it works well as an image, and it certainly looks dirty enough to fit the theme.
I hope you can get it sorted out soon.
Jean
Thank you John. Of course, that is the real reason I put off doing anything about it! (I'm only half jokingI'm gonna agree with Phil... it works great for the theme, even if it did take months of neglect just so you could get your shot
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I thought I'd comment on your Rage photo, Tracer, but Posts 139 to 150 missing. I don't know if it's my computer playing up, or whether the hamster's chewed them up. 
Thank you Jean. He was probable cross because a party of primary school children walked past him and ignored him completely.I couldn't see your Rage photo in the thread, but it's now appeared in the Reply to Thread screen.
That's a really good take on the theme, Tracer. The pp'ing and the zoom add to the drama. He certainly looks in a rage about something - I hope it wasn't aversion to being photgraphed.
btw - I love his name!
Jean
ohh very nice, great angle and colouring
Great idea and well put together. The angle works well and keeps the background nice and clean. The added zoom/blur gives it a real sense of movement and inyourfaceness (if that makes sense
Thank you Dade, Darren and Chris. I'm glad that the zoom works for you too - I felt the original shot was slightly lacking.
Another interesting take on the theme.
I like the colouring of this and it fits the theme well. I'm not sure about the movement bit though
Andy
Excellent
