Memories
by pmichaud

Comment by krnodil:
I read somewhere that they were intended to be carried in pocket of a particular type of overcoat that was popular at the time, where the pocket was bizarrely large. I've got some Kodak "pockets" that I can't even fit in the microwave (not that I would do such a foolish thing, of course...). Nice set up you have here. Is it missing it's little stand? (see on the underside of the door - there should be a small metal rectangle, usually says "Kodak" on it - if you flip it out, it will level the camera out) - I see the side-stand is there - the little metal thing at the left corner - if you flip it out to the side it helps stand the camera while taking landscape shots.

Memories
by pmichaud

Comment by tph1:
Nice image. Funny how they called these Pocket Kodaks....

Memories
by pmichaud

Comment by one2one:
Nicely done. A tighter crop may have helped us see more detail in the camera.

Come Swim With Me
by pmichaud

Comment by cowboy221977:
AAAAWWWWWW so sweet. I have always loved Polar Bears. I think he might play a little too rough for me though.

Ancient Lines and Patterns
by pmichaud

Comment by Nuzzer:
Greetings from the Critique Club.

First impressions are that the Giraffe is lost in all those lines.

Technically this is ok. Composition is good and I'm a fan of shots where the subject is only a small part of the frame. I agree with some voters that the hue is quite unnatural. The lighting looks like it was in full sun - hence the monotone?

Artistically I like the small in frame concept. I'd like to have the Giraffe's head not in the hole as the Giraffe looks a little awkward like he is. Given the advanced editing rules I'd have cloned a couple of distractions from the fence that seem to be attention grabbers.

In summary a cool shot but an unusual toning.

Feel free to PM me if you have any queries.
Gerry

Bottoms Up
by pmichaud

Comment by aprudhomme:
lawl!

Ancient Lines and Patterns
by pmichaud

Comment by MelonMusketeer:
I had to look at the comments on this one to see what people thought, and I agree. It's one of those shots that would be right at home in Nat'l Geo, or a fine art mag.

Nuzzling Sea Lions
by pmichaud

Comment by Tammster:
You captured just the perfect moment!

Ancient Lines and Patterns
by pmichaud

Comment by posthumous:
This is goes into my fantasy Posthumous Art Gallery.

Nuzzling Sea Lions
by pmichaud

Comment by tamatama:
Oh, how sweet! They move so fast and you caught a great moment!