The Great Masticator by RedundantlyAbundant
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Description
I was quite impressed with this prodigious pig's propensity for mastication.
Comments (14)
Ona
LOL. But the sky is terrific!
Alrisha
From Heavens till a pig - it is excellent!
Legadia
Wonderful sky,cute pig... :-)
Kropot
Love these clouds, like the pig 2. Excellent work.
Michelle A.
LOL! Adorable pig.....beautiful sky!
cynlee
my, what big words you use...
masticate: to grind or crush (food) with or as if with the teeth in preparation for swallowing
prodigious: unusual, enormous, strange
propensity: leaning or inclining towards
...not only do i feel pleasure in viewing this wonderous scene with the gorgeous sky but already smarter too! :] thanks
Tedz
Jeeeeez! I just love it when Cynlee talks durty ..sigh...so...THAT's what Masticate means...thank goodness She explained!
Niutek
( :D LOL, Cyn and Brian - I just love when Cyn talks dirty, too :)))) ) Splendid composition, quite unusual combination of subjects. Really well done :)))
gallimel
it's beautiful. The contrast between the tones of the sky, theoranges, and the dark green of mountain is amazing. then the pigs in meadows are too sweet :)
PapaGuru
Some strange proportioned crop but very nice coloured landscape! Like the contrast between sky and land (bit dark though).
RedundantlyAbundant
On some monitors this is bound to be too dark. It looks bright enough on mine though. My original version was darker. I compromized with other monitors in mind.
Tommy3D
A most properly proportioned prestigeous porker photograph!! Love the color of the clouds too!! Great job, Matt
mooncat
Great title, equally excellent image.
jgeorge
I like how you go from the red of the clouds to the dark green of the meadow almost without sharp changes in colours...