Ladder by durleybeachbum
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I took a couple of pics for the challenge 'Scale' on Flickr and quite like this one too.
Here is the other
Comments (13)
jayfar
Can you send me a copy of the diet he is on - must be worth a few pounds !! Nice shot.
jendellas
Great fun, love them both!!!
kgb224
Superb capture Andrea. God bless.
Glendaw
Very cute ! Both pics. made me smile.
Katraz
Hairier legs than mine.
CavalierLady
Very cute whimsical capture. :)
Faemike55
completely weird and extremely cool composition! LOVE IT!
danapommet
Thanks for the FlickR version because I thought this was a window washer at first look. I love the hat and the overall presentation!
moochagoo
Ah, ah, very good capture.
MrsRatbag
Very cool! Your home is full of surprises!
irisinthespring
Excellent capture!
auntietk
What a brilliant little figure! The hat is a masterpiece ... SO much personality!
anahata.c
They're both terrific andrea pieces, this one is closer and more head-on (or back-on). (The other is from the side, and we get to see this climber's posture better.) Love what you do with objects, and how you get humanoid creatures out of twisted lines and hairy things. A sunbather making its way to the big dark attic, where an owl awaits (and a dark chamber behind). The blast of light---from the left side---is very rich; and it's in strong contrast with the darkness above it. And you've done something you do in other instances as well: You've postworked the lower window (or opening, frame---I can't tell what it is exactly) with your edge work and your colonized color-areas. You get total separation when you do this (the differently-postworked portion fits into the whole, but remains totally it's own area). And the light/dark is almost chiaroscuro. Delightful and dramatically lit...and I love the climber---he/she is a great creation!