Spinach in his Teeth
by Lydia

Comment by Digipixer:
Good one---the sudden disorientation almost made me toss my cookies!!!!

Professional Catcher
by Lydia

Comment by KarenNfld:
A fun shot!

Spinach in his Teeth
by Lydia

Comment by radarbrat:
Awesome. Very Creative

"Honey! WHAT did you feed the Baby??"
by Lydia

Comment by SandyP:
Tee hee. . .that is SO CUTE! I bet you would be so fun to hang out with :) I love the eyes you see the world thru :)

Spinach in his Teeth
by Lydia

Comment by Ja-9:
good idea...love the clock and the portrait...nice touch

Professional Catcher
by Lydia

Comment by spiritualspatula:
Great expression you've captured there. Dead on focus, and your choice of DoF was perfect as well. Great job.

"Honey! WHAT did you feed the Baby??"
by Lydia

Comment by HarveyG:
WD! What!? You mean he wasn't 'lightly' killed, preserved in a bath of formaldehyde, given some eyeliner and returned to his bottle afterwards...what's the world coming too! :)

For the Humour deprived: This comment was made in jest and has no bearing whatsoever on a recent mouse-kateer...

Professional Catcher
by Lydia

Comment by ti_evom:
Congrats on the Red! (only because I have another pegged as the Blue - sorry!)

Spinach in his Teeth
by Lydia

Comment by Jutilda:
That is great. Love the upside down and the fun title.

Spinach in his Teeth
by Lydia

Comment by CNovack:
I have enough trouble looking at things right side up to see faces but you turn things upside down to get us to see into a topsy-turvy world:-) Very creative work that uses the whole room to make the smiling face! Love how the chairs act as the eyebrows or eyelashes (whichever way you want to look at it) for the circular eyes of the clock and the oval picture. BW was most definatly the best choice to go with for the (most likely opposing) colors of all teh objects would have been distracting. The smiling face is much more recognizable this way. Not to keen on the title, but I can see what you are alluding to with the teeth as the window panes and the foliage outside as the 'food' stuck on the teeth.