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CindyHouk wrote:
Came across this shot of my horses while editing folders. These horses used to crack me up...they would play all the time. I love the eyes and face Rudy is making as Major is at his backside!
Please tell me what you would caption this one?
Me...my first thought was "Honest, it wasn't me!"
I like the caption that you have already come up with. Good humour is my cup of tea.
Sometimes I use a few words taken (or 'stolen' perhaps) from the lyrics of a song. Or sometimes I use the lyrics for inspiration, but then make a slight change to a word to add my own twist. No shortage of inspiration for photo titles from lyrics. Some of my photos' titles are rather cryptic - rather than giving the photo's 'story' away in the title, I prefer a title that will make the viewer look and think for even longer, when I can. And I try to limit my titles to three words maximum, or four words tops. Although sometimes I do break my own 'rule' and make it slightly longer again.
Someone I know once called a photo of hers: "No Where To Sit".
If she had a better knowledge of the English language she would have had her title correct, and down to three words in the process: "Nowhere To Sit". (It was a very nice photo of two wet seats in the rain.)
paulrnzpn wrote:
I like the caption that you have already come up with. Good humour is my cup of tea.
Sometimes I use a few words taken (or 'stolen' perhaps) from the lyrics of a song. Or sometimes I use the lyrics for inspiration, but then make a slight change to a word to add my own twist. No shortage of inspiration for photo titles from lyrics. Some of my photos' titles are rather cryptic - rather than giving the photo's 'story' away in the title, I prefer a title that will make the viewer look and think for even longer, when I can. And I try to limit my titles to three words maximum, or four words tops. Although sometimes I do break my own 'rule' and make it slightly longer again.
Someone I know once called a photo of hers: "No Where To Sit".
If she had a better knowledge of the English language she would have had her title correct, and down to three words in the process: "Nowhere To Sit". (It was a very nice photo of two wet seats in the rain.)
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Thanks! If something doesn't pop into my head as soon as I see the picture...then I never seem to come up with a good title or caption for whatever it might be.
"WHOA, somebody ate some rotten apples!"
paulrnzpn wrote:
I like the caption that you have already come up with. Good humour is my cup of tea.
Sometimes I use a few words taken (or 'stolen' perhaps) from the lyrics of a song. Or sometimes I use the lyrics for inspiration, but then make a slight change to a word to add my own twist. No shortage of inspiration for photo titles from lyrics. Some of my photos' titles are rather cryptic - rather than giving the photo's 'story' away in the title, I prefer a title that will make the viewer look and think for even longer, when I can. And I try to limit my titles to three words maximum, or four words tops. Although sometimes I do break my own 'rule' and make it slightly longer again.
Someone I know once called a photo of hers: "No Where To Sit".
If she had a better knowledge of the English language she would have had her title correct, and down to three words in the process: "Nowhere To Sit". (It was a very nice photo of two wet seats in the rain.)
I like the caption that you have already come up w... (
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"No dry seat in the house!" popped into my head.
"I knew you had some dog in you!"
So help me if you goose me one more time I'm going to kick you so hard !!!
CindyHouk wrote:
Came across this shot of my horses while editing folders. These horses used to crack me up...they would play all the time. I love the eyes and face Rudy is making as Major is at his backside!
Please tell me what you would caption this one?
Me...my first thought was "Honest, it wasn't me!"
Easy there, Major, I am not that kind of guy!!!
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