Driving to the Black Hills we saw this cool sculpture on the hill right before the 1880 Town. Had to stop and get a shot and it looks perfect in sepia. Please visit Mary to view more sepia scenes and to play along. Click Here
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10 comments:
That is the coolest shot I have seen in a long time. I love the long leash ;-) Looks perfect in sepia.
way too kewl!
Great shot. Well done!
http://artlover.blogg.se/2009/september/sepia-scenes-clear.html
Very neat. I like it. MB
Those are interesting sculptures and it does look great in sepia....
I think that's one pet I could do without. And I think I'd use a muzzle and straight jacket, not just a leash. Very creative. Nice sepia scene!
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This is amazing and very unusual! Good job! Happy Sepia Scenes! :)
so cool, i absolutely love it. If you’d like to drop by and see my sepia scene & window views, they are here. thanks!
That is so unique!
Your sepia shot is a wonderful capture of this whimiscal duo!!
reminds me of victorian era...and i see the rustling skirts of a lady trying to catch a rich noble husband..lol.
and, that was her home before she got married...
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