Filled the feeder, placed my camera on the tripod, sat near an open window until my fingers were numb while I watched the birds and the squirrels come and go. Turns out the photo was below the feeder. An icy, snow covered tail there with the icicles. I should have been "Looking Down," Theme #177.
Thursday, January 29, 2009
LOOKING DOWN, 29/365
Filled the feeder, placed my camera on the tripod, sat near an open window until my fingers were numb while I watched the birds and the squirrels come and go. Turns out the photo was below the feeder. An icy, snow covered tail there with the icicles. I should have been "Looking Down," Theme #177.
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Clever take on the theme. What a poor cold tail and, I bet, a very cold critter attached!!
ReplyDeleteWell, look at that! How observant to see the possibilities in a squirrel's tail... I love the icicle and snow in the background. Great shot!
ReplyDeleteFabulous capture!! Nicely done.
ReplyDeleteYou're right--the sight of just the tail means that poor critter is COLD!
ReplyDeleteGreat shot,perspective and THANK YOU for the explanation, without it I was lost.
ReplyDeleteLove this, but poor, poor squirrel!
ReplyDeleteSometimes it's the oops! shots that are the most fun! I love this one! You've a tail to tell!
ReplyDelete"Accidents" can be a lot of fun. Aren't you glad your camera was pointed a little farther down than you planned!
ReplyDeleteCool shot!
ReplyDeleteI love it, so cool and in a nice natural setting. But I bet you were a little chilly. We all need some photographer's gloves I think.
ReplyDeleteWho would have thought a squirrel's tail could make such an interesting photo? I love it!
ReplyDeleteNeat shot. It made me smile. Thanks.
ReplyDeletefascinating...what a unique photo you ended up with. makes me cold just looking at it, but I love it!
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