The Headless Heron

[sm4him]

Went out stalking herons again yesterday. As usual, pretty much every time it took off, it flew AWAY from me instead of toward me--they have a remarkable knack for that!

Anyway, going through the pictures at home to see what to process, and this one gave me a chuckle, so I thought I'd share.

 

[CherylL1]

Thanks for the chuckle! Great shot of the wing span.

 

[CherylL1]

I took photos the other day of a friend's newborn who was fussy. We only got shots of him on the changing table. (Had a bean bag, reflector etc. set up, but no go.) Got home and there were a few where his arm was missing! Made me realize the importance of point of view.

 

[sm4him]

I took photos the other day of a friend's newborn who was fussy. We only got shots of him on the changing table. (Had a bean bag, reflector etc. set up, but no go.) Got home and there were a few where his arm was missing! Made me realize the importance of point of view.

You should post it here--we'll start a disembodied parts thread. :lmao:

 

[baturn]

Yep, thanks for the laugh!

 

[irfan.in.tx]

 

[CherylL1]

I took photos the other day of a friend's newborn who was fussy. We only got shots of him on the changing table. (Had a bean bag, reflector etc. set up, but no go.) Got home and there were a few where his arm was missing! Made me realize the importance of point of view.

You should post it here--we'll start a disembodied parts thread. :lmao:

We have a ton of family photos with missing feet. My husband is notorious for cutting off feet. With 2 daughters and their cute shoes they had to remind him every time and still do.

 

[o hey tyler]

Brb sleepy hollow