Little Bo Peep

Posted by Ken McCoy (Orlando-Daytona Beach, FL, United States) on 6 August 2008 in People & Portrait.

Cyndi's idea to play with costumes and props as she looks for her lost sheep :) Side note: The shepherd's crook is actually a walking cane I lengthened by Photoshop cloning.

Thanks, Cyndi!

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Comments (7)

Dimitrios from ATHENS, Greece

you are practicing cloning, isnt this against the Law? haha, playful attitude there, she has good ideas!

6 Aug 2008 5:40am

@Dimitrios: You can clone as many sticks as you want ... :) Thanks, Dimitrios!

Steve from United Kingdom

great idea... sheep.. sheep I see no sheep...

6 Aug 2008 7:21am

@Steve: I know, she's really looking hard :)

Ana Lúcia from Leiria, Portugal

That one was just magic.

6 Aug 2008 10:25am

@Ana Lúcia: Thanks, Ana Lúcia!

Alun Lambert from cheshire, United Kingdom

Now were is that sheep, i put him here somewhere, lovely image Ken

6 Aug 2008 4:56pm

@Alun Lambert: Thanks, Alun :)

April from Wuhan, China

very nice glow....good job!

6 Aug 2008 5:52pm

@April: Thanks, April!

Viewfinder from Bradenton, United States

Haven't been commenting much anywhere lately; lots to do to keep busy, but I wanted to tell you I've enjoyed your excursion into model photography. You've had some talent there, Ken. I like the "Bo Peep" image today. Fun.

And thanks for your comments a few days ago on my red bell pepper shot. Glad you liked it, and I also appreciate your kind wishes and prayers for our Bella. She's doing pretty well these days; will see the vet cardiologist in about a month or so for update prognosis.

6 Aug 2008 11:46pm

@Viewfinder: Thanks, Glenn; I'm going to try and keep up as much as possible when school starts back, but we may get back to rehearsal pictures before too long :) Thinking good thoughts for Bella ... -K

Kylie Greenan from Richmond, Australia

Very clever Ken, great composition!

7 Aug 2008 3:14am

@Kylie Greenan: Thanks for stopping by and commenting, Kylie!

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