December Assignment. Looking Through Things

[F, Calla & Luca]

Let's look through things. It can be looking through glass, water, plastic, fog or even just your camera lens, which gives us lots of leeway.

[PJ and Zach]

Thanks Anne.  :)

[Nancy, Ned, Clancy, and Charlie]

Love this one.  This is such a great idea.  We see it done at campgrounds.  I should figure out how to weather-proof a box and do this too.  I love books and love to share them.

[PJ and Zach]

It's really fun, Nancy. You should do it!

[DJ & Chance]

Chance photographed through thick glass on a door, waiting to come in the house with his toy.  The glass does interesting things, creating patterns of refracted light, but the diffuse light and thick glass also meant a loss of sharpness. Fun the experiment with the effects this can create.

[PJ and Zach]

This is really neat, DJ. The experiment was a success. It's cool when an image is unique, and this is one of those.

[DJ & Chance]

Thanks--it was fun fooling around with this!

[F, Calla & Luca]

Very neat. And that is definitely Lamb Chop. Do you remember Shari Lewis?

[DJ & Chance]

LOL, it is definitely Lamb Chop.  Shari Lewis was a brilliant children's entertainer--the kind adults also liked :).

Chance has been smitten by Lamb Chop for the past ten days or so.  

[F, Calla & Luca]

If Luca were in possession of Lamb Chop she'd be missing a lot more than her nose :-)

[Nancy, Ned, Clancy, and Charlie]

If Clancy had Lamb Chop, she'd be missing all of her stuffing and her squeaker would be 'dead.'

[Linda, Charlie Brown and Beau]

DJ - this is a special photo of Chance.  Beau would have to take that cute little tongue off first thing if it was his lamb chop!  LOL

[DJ & Chance]

Chance has had Lamb Chop for about 6 months, and so far only the nose is gone.  He is typically gentle with his stuffed toys, and damage usually occurs during a playdate with another dog :)