In Death as in Life

[jeffashman]

Unfortunately, this one isn't napping. I found it while I was walking a golf course. I'm guessing that it got tagged by a golf ball.

nov042021ds02 by Jeff Ashman, on Flickr

 

[NS: Nikon Shooter]

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A golf ball? … that was a swift death I hope.
Ain't it a tad on the yellow side of the spectrum, Jeff?

 

[jeffashman]

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A golf ball? … that was a swift death I hope.
Ain't it a tad on the yellow side of the spectrum, Jeff?

You are right, looking at it now, it is. Hmmm. Updated. I went back, and the LR image did not have the extra yellow, so I looked at it in PSE, and I think it was PSE smart fix that yellowed it more than it should have been.

 

[PJM]

A golf ball.... that's damn unlucky.

 

[ntz]

Jeff, to be honest, I don't see a much "photographic" value in that shot

 

[jeffashman]

A golf ball.... that's damn unlucky.

Yep. And some fool with a camera was out there too...

Jeff, to be honest, I don't see a much "photographic" value in that shot

What would you suggest in way of improvement? I keep all my RAW images. I think death is as much a part of our world as anything else. When I first saw the critter, I couldn't tell if it was dead or alive, and wasn't until I got a closer look at the eye that I could tell that it was definitely dead.

 

[zulu42]

What would you suggest in way of improvement?

Can you prop him up with a stick and give him a miniature banjo?

 

[K9Kirk]

Not a nap but definitely "The Dirt Nap" or.
As Stimpy called it ... "The Big Sleep."