Garden Gnome?

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By: Alison Stroebel
Copyright ©2005

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Photographer	Alison Stroebel {Karma:4069}
Project	N/A	Camera Model	Sony Cybershot DSC-V1
Categories	Nature Children	Film Format
Portfolio	In the Garden Children	Lens	Sony digital
Uploaded	3/31/2005	Film / Memory Type	Digital
		ISO / Film Speed	0
Views	416	Shutter
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Critiques	5	Rating	5.50 / 3 Ratings
Location	City - Bettys Bay State - WESTERN CAPE Country - South Africa
About	I spotted this little guy sitting in the corner of the tea garden. I loved the "Story" it created in my mind. All alone, dreaming? or what? I later discovered he wwas conveying his displeasure at not being allowed something on the menu he wanted.lol So it was a sulk. Don't you just love the body language. I tried cropping but it lost its lonely effect. What do you think crits always welcome.

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Bryan Jarmain {K:11941} 3/31/2005

Alison, a very cute photo nicely framed and nice colours. I like the effect you caught with him all on his own there. Well done.

andree lerat

{K:17476} 3/31/2005

Wonderful capture. You could crop the top of the image without losing the "alone" feeling so that the fence would be out of the frame. The rocks at the bottom could be slightly darkened by using the burn tool on the darker parts. Still a great shot. Good job. Regards, Andree

Alison Stroebel {K:4069} 3/31/2005

Thank you for your comments Margaret always good to hear from you

Margaret Sturgess {K:49403} 3/31/2005

That is so cute, what a great place for a 'sulk' they can be so funny, especially when you are an onlooker and not having to cope with 'the big sulk/tantrum etc' Nice composition
Margaret

Marcus Armani

{K:36599} 3/31/2005

wonderful shot, I love all the colors and nice detail surrounding the lone boy. very well done...

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