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[Nikon Shooter]

 

In the past, my dentist bought quite a few prints of some works of mine to
decorate the waiting room and to "ease the atmosphere" as he puts it!
 

Recently, he thought that something for the kids would be appropriate. He said:
"When a parent comes for him/herself but had to take a kid along… there should
be something for the kids!" What could I shoot for those kids?

As I was doing some work for another client, I remembered a photograph I took
at an event. It had nothing to do with the event but was just there and caught my
eye. Without any further thinking I shot it and was happy with it …and it stayed
sleeping in my image bank.

So I had the idea of creating this little game of "hidden subject" with the shot, ha-
ve fun!

Can you spot this….

Kirmit — Heart — Sugar Cane — Christmas Hat —Tiger
A 3 colour scarf — Walrus — Yellow Hand  —  An other frog —  Blue Smily
Black hat — Pinky pig — 2 pandas — A snake — Bi-focal mammoth …

 

[krag96]

That does look to be an entertaining photo for children, and maybe bothersome for parents, (''Mommy-Daddy, look who I found!). 

[Nikon Shooter]

Did you find all?

[krag96]

I have to admit I did not.  Maybe if my Border Collie would help thinning it out a bit though...stuffed toys are right up his alley!

[Nikon Shooter]

Border Collie? 
Cooool, I sure he won't need to solutions I prepared just in case!

[krag96]

He can empty his toy basket in seconds giving select stuffed toys a good shake and toss before finding the one he wants to play with.  Surprisingly very few have become torn casualties.  The bear with the rain coat probably wouldn't fare very well though.

[Nikon Shooter]

Surprisingly very few have become torn casualties.

Unusual for a red eyed blood thirsty drooling killer!

[krag96]

Unusual for a red eyed blood thirsty drooling killer!

Ah, never mind the dog...it's his owner you gotta look out for!