Camouflaged Zebra.
Feb 11, 2013 08:23:53 #
I was watching a program about Africa last night on TV.
I had never realised that Zebras are so well camouflaged with their stripes.
I had never realised that Zebras are so well camouflaged with their stripes.
Grazing Zebra.
Feb 11, 2013 11:50:07 #
Feb 11, 2013 12:33:40 #
HEART wrote:
Love it, Jim!
Thanks Heart, I've been bored today, can't work outside 'cos of the snow so been playing :-) :-) :-) Here's one for you!
Fantasy Zebra
Feb 11, 2013 13:08:11 #
farmerjim wrote:
Thanks Heart, I've been bored today, can't work outside 'cos of the snow so been playing :-) :-) :-) Here's one for you!
HEART wrote:
Love it, Jim!
Thanks Heart, I've been bored today, can't work outside 'cos of the snow so been playing :-) :-) :-) Here's one for you!
Excellent use of a bad weather day, Jim! Cool!!
Feb 12, 2013 05:38:19 #
I've had an inside day because of the 43 degrees outside. That's celsius.
Feb 12, 2013 06:46:46 #
Bunko.T wrote:
I've had an inside day because of the 43 degrees outside. That's celsius.
Wanna swap Bunko?? Perhaps we could trade off say, 20 degrees each way :) :) :)
Feb 12, 2013 07:47:26 #
farmerjim wrote:
Wanna swap Bunko?? Perhaps we could trade off say, 20 degrees each way :) :) :)
Bunko.T wrote:
I've had an inside day because of the 43 degrees outside. That's celsius.
Wanna swap Bunko?? Perhaps we could trade off say, 20 degrees each way :) :) :)
It seems to come in all or noth'n doses. Mind you, Our coldest around here is 0 at worst. Normal sub 10 in winter.
I shouldn't complain when we see some of your snowed in up their windows & doors.
Feb 12, 2013 08:02:03 #
Bunko.T wrote:
It seems to come in all or noth'n doses. Mind you, Our coldest around here is 0 at worst. Normal sub 10 in winter.
I shouldn't complain when we see some of your snowed in up their windows & doors.
It seems to come in all or noth'n doses. Mind you, Our coldest around here is 0 at worst. Normal sub 10 in winter.
I shouldn't complain when we see some of your snowed in up their windows & doors.
We've only got a couple of inches, not like the poor buggers over on the East coast of the U.S. That's proper snow!
Keep cool Bunko :thumbup:
Feb 12, 2013 17:29:24 #
Feb 12, 2013 17:48:44 #
C. David wrote:
Neat pix. Make up a bunch of Andy Wharhol prints on the subjects.8-)
Cheers C David :thumbup: I'll have a go next off/day! :) :)
Feb 12, 2013 19:21:33 #
farmerjim wrote:
We've only got a couple of inches, not like the poor buggers over on the East coast of the U.S. That's proper snow!
Keep cool Bunko :thumbup:
Bunko.T wrote:
It seems to come in all or noth'n doses. Mind you, Our coldest around here is 0 at worst. Normal sub 10 in winter.
I shouldn't complain when we see some of your snowed in up their windows & doors.
It seems to come in all or noth'n doses. Mind you, Our coldest around here is 0 at worst. Normal sub 10 in winter.
I shouldn't complain when we see some of your snowed in up their windows & doors.
We've only got a couple of inches, not like the poor buggers over on the East coast of the U.S. That's proper snow!
Keep cool Bunko :thumbup:
Yeah, Sorry, I saw your location after I sent. Still BBBBrrrrrrr
Feb 12, 2013 22:26:59 #
farmerjim wrote:
I was watching a program about Africa last night on TV.
I had never realised that Zebras are so well camouflaged with their stripes.
I had never realised that Zebras are so well camouflaged with their stripes.
Alright, it's me again....now that I have had a proper look at it, it appears to be and is, pretty fricking neat!! How did you get the "See-through" effect? I take it that you were participating in and with a pretty good Safari/outfitter endeavor. You really are one lucky fellow. Or one lucky idiot, goober, booger, putz (That's only when you screw-up), yukyuk, and that is all. Farmer....I hope that you were talking about Africa and not a "Canned" hunt here in the States. I have done both...and I to this day cannot to this day decide upon which I would consider better. Yes, for me the plane trips suck, but it is the whole experience of the adventure that keeps me going back. That is why I took my Grandson on a combo Safari last year, and perhaps he will like to feed the villagers if he ever harvests a critter. Now a-days I can't honestly shoulder a needed weapon and I sure as heck am not to ask the little booger to do it. I take pictures now, and that is why I ship the whole family out to take pix from here in the States to the real world. Good Night.
Feb 13, 2013 05:26:51 #
C. David wrote:
Alright, it's me again....now that I have had a proper look at it, it appears to be and is, pretty fricking neat!! How did you get the "See-through" effect? I take it that you were participating in and with a pretty good Safari/outfitter endeavor. .
Alright, it's me again....now that I have had a proper look at it, it appears to be and is, pretty fricking neat!! How did you get the "See-through" effect? I take it that you were participating in and with a pretty good Safari/outfitter endeavor. .
Sorry to disappoint, I've never been on Safari but I've been to Safari parks in the UK. The original Zebra pic is one I've blagged off Google images!
I had been watching a documentary called Africa and thought it'd be fun to make the white stripes see through, I did it by selecting all the white stripes using Select/colour range in CS4 then cloned over them using the savanna in the original shot. That didn't look like I wanted so I did it again but with the black stripes out. That worked better. :)
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