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06/14/2006 07:19:05 AM · #1 |
Welll I sure think I got my money out of Kermit. I specifically purchased him back for the Deja VuII challenge and really never thought I would use him again. Figured he would just turn into my kids toy. But then Studio Portrait came along and the next idea was born. When Environmental Portrait came along I had considered doing a shot similar to my Green entry but the carnie was in town. For some reason I actually brought Kermit with us on vacation and the Green challenge came up while we were gone. I was fortunate to be in an area with alot of small standing pools of water nearby.
So now I think Kermit has run his course. He was well worth the $20 I spent on him and will now find a comfy home amongst the kids toys. I have my pic settings setup as 7 across on my profile and Kermit is every other shot. Can anyone else claim such an odd acheievment say with rubber duckies, woodies, or pugs (I wont add flowers or waterfalls to that mix)?
So here they are - all three in my final tribute to the all mighty green one. Thank you everyone for the votes and comments.
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06/14/2006 07:35:01 AM · #2 |
| I for one say keep him! I love the shots you do and it's no different to the woodies;) |
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06/14/2006 07:53:08 AM · #3 |
Gotta keep him, Kerm is king.
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06/14/2006 08:30:17 AM · #4 |
I love Kermit, he's not just for kids! My sister had one when she was in univesity. I'd love to see how creative you can be by using him in future challenges.
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06/14/2006 08:42:08 AM · #5 |
| He's the green woodie, but more flexible. Keep him. |
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