Kangaroos in a frame

[karen donnybrook]

I do a lot of walking and see some wonderful and weird things in my travels. The following image uses a tree root as the frame for some Kangaroos - I know it is not very good but it is my first attempt at this kind of thing.

http://img210.imageshack.us/img210/1802/roosinrootframe3lz.th.jpg (http://img210.imageshack.us/my.php?image=roosinrootframe3lz.jpg)

All comments welcome.

[kevq]

Karen,
Nice, clever idea.
Like it.

Kev.:)

[Wendy]

Hi Karen ...

Oh that is really unusual ... I like it :)


Wendy

[karen donnybrook]

Here is a different frame for one of the roos.

http://img228.imageshack.us/img228/4084/rootframeaaframed7ph.th.jpg (http://img228.imageshack.us/my.php?image=rootframeaaframed7ph.jpg)

[kevq]

Hi Karen,
Nice job.
Just one minor point, could you darken the roo a little. I think it would make a great effect even better.

Kev:)

[karen donnybrook]

Thanks Kev, I did have my doubts about the "brightness" of the roo.

[Pugdaddy]

Very nice, Karen. How did you get that frame? I think it's a beauty. Did you have to build that from scratch or is that a plug-in or what. It would take me an hour just to make a frame like that. That is if I knew how to get the reflections and shadows. :confused:

[NMarti]

Karen
Very cool - I like the idea of using the tree to create the frames. Very insightful. I would not have seen that potential.

[GaryK]

Karen

Great idea and fun too.

Why not make the roos grey... then little ones can try to find them in the picture.

[Wendy]

Karen ...

Really good idea with the tree ... well done it looks great :)

Wendy