Midwest Farm Things ... for Chip by auntietk
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Hazarding a guess, I would say that big glass thing is part of a milking operation from days gone by.
The chicken person came in from another picture to improve the composition and add its good wishes to this greeting. :P
Happy Birthday, Chip! size=6> color=792e0e>
Comments (19)
jayfar
I like the composition you have created Tara.
Wolfenshire
Maybe a cream separator? Whatever it is, it's cool. Love the chicken.
kgb224
Amazing work and dedication Tara. Happy birthday Chip. God bless.
durleybeachbum
Very clever, and equally fascinating! Happy Birthday, Chip!
Mulltipass
Wonderful Capture!!!!
helanker
How interesting and I love the chicken you added. Excellent. Hope Chip has time to see it. Happy Birthday Chip.
Faemike55
Happy Birthday Chip! Great image, Tara
CavalierLady
Very interesting and I like the dark tones. The milking jar is fascinating. You have a good eye, Tara.
photosynthesis
That gleaming glass container looks like something out of a grade B sci-fi movie. I can imagine that chicken being sucked into it & disappearing into another dimension...or turning into a giant chicken...or a tiny chicken...or a chicken salad...or an armadillo...
kenmo
Cool photo....
wysiwig
I will add my congratulations on the impressive placement of the chicken. And that glass 'thingy' should be sitting in a modern living room, perhaps with a light bulb in it. A terrific image. I really like the reflections in the glass and the overall look of this.
MrsRatbag
I think the glass thing is an old terrarium leftover from the early 1970s...I used to have one (got it as a wedding gift for my first marriage!) I wonder what ever happened to it? hmmmm... Anyway, this makes a great dedi for Chip, if I know him he'd have put the chicken inside the glass bubble! Great work!
blondeblurr
The chicken doing a careful balancing act there, like walking a tightrope or just doing a joyous little chicken-dance for Chipka in honour of his birthday - I like the latter idea actually best ;)) and I would like to extend my best wishes for a "Wonderful Birthday Celebration" today and always ... a stupendous mix of photos, which gives this a mysterious twist and something to think about - no doubt Chipka has a million of his own ideas, or interpretations to explain some things, the only way he can ! BB BTW - I think this glass container could have also been used for fermenting 'something' (?) - maybe ? but then again, there is no copper-tubing to substantiate the idea ? ;P
SunriseGirl
Cool photo...love the chicken. I also think the glass thing is part of an old fashioned milking system. And finally, Happy Birthday, Chip.
bmac62
I buy the milking theory. Love adding the chicken. Goes to prove there is a use for almost everything in our files:) Love your trademark warm glow.
RodS
I like the glass thing.... I WANT the glass thing!! Whatever it is, it's wonderful! A great capture, Tara! Adding the chicken was a cool idea - I had to look a second time after reading your description.... :-D
pauldeleu
Very effective image...
irisinthespring
Awesome capture!
Chipka
I'm finally getting 'around to seeing this: and it's marvelous! I love the composition and the colors and the whole balance of the image! How perfect and thank you for the dedication! So much has happened since my last post! Renderosity is all rebooted and stuff and well...the newfangled layout is far better to the presentation of images like this! I love the warmth of it and the whole fun/mysterious/fun element as well as the little avian person too! Thank you!!! This is stunning. Oh, and I have a new job and Corey has had eye surgery (but he had complications, so I've been helping with his recovery). THANK YOU for this!