Day 3
by thomaspeople

Comment by PHOTOKID:
This is a great peep shot, very funny! Nice halloween Idea.

Day 3
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Comment by muckpond:
this is a really funny idea.

Day 4
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Comment by Pug-H:
I like the subtle coloration of the frame.
For my mind, it's not really Esther Williams enough as they're not floating in water.

Day 4
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Comment by roz:
a crazy image from a crazy guy ..
and OMG i do believe that walter is a remarkable artist .. !!!:):)

Day 4
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Comment by Jutilda:
I get it (unfortunately)

Day 3
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Comment by Ken:
Here we go.... Great start on another peep series!

Day 3
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Comment by SandyP:
Tee Heee :)

Would make a great wall print. . for peep lovers, it really would :)

Day 3
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Comment by karmat:
too too too funny.

go peeps

Day 2
by thomaspeople

Comment by rachelellen:
Definitely go for the gun rack. The boys it will chase away sound like they wouldn't be boys your daughter would want to know anyway. :) (She seems like every father's dream to me -- you KNOW she's not going to let them be getting away with anything.)

Great "girl and her car" shot -- she looks fabulous and very go-girl-power.

I hope she keeps a print of this. When she's forty it'll be a great memory for her.

Day 3
by thomaspeople

Comment by thomaspeople:

Originally posted by rachelellen: Oh, the peeps! I got a little rush of joy when I saw the thumbnail. Yay! I have to ask, do you do the eyes yourself or do they come that way?

I do the eyes myself. In past peep pictures I have carefully drawn them on with a felt tip, but that's tedious. In this particular shot, I used the selection tool, followed by Free Transform and them fill in the black spaces with the clone tool.
Original peep faces look like this fellow (no mouth):