Sydney 3:43 P.M. 02/19/2011
Sydney 3:44 P.M. 02/19/2011
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11 comments:
This is lovely. I'm inspired to create more bun art.
Mr. Mick compliments Sydney on her excellent loaf technique. He says bun loaf is always a true art form.
P-wonderful! and the thing people won't know unless they read this is that I took some photos from this angle, then turned away and did something and Sydney had re-arranged herself and the hay tube. Maybe I should post the before and after....
Mirage. Optical illusion. Fantasy. Delusion. madness. Despair.
The 6 stages of understanding bunny art.
DM, love the second shot, glad I came back for a second helping.
RG, you're too funny.
love your woodblock Diana! so fascinating! and Amelia being snuggled, so much better than a hot water bottle, and Sydney!
love her 'ear tip shadows'!
RG IS hilarious. OK, who moved the hay roll? The photographer or the subject?
G-Sydney moved it. I didn't notice that things were different until I looked at all the photos together....
Either Sydney is a practioner of the force and moved the tube without moving or she's a master of repositioning herself in exactly the same place she left. Or both. :)
Sydney you could get a job staging houses. You are an AR-Teeest!
What a lovely piece of bunny art!
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