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"Snaily" back ride!
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Two really tiny snails clinging together. I thought I had lost this photo after having transferred all of my files to an external disc.
Today I found it!
Piggy-back:
One common piggyback involves the carried person sitting on the carrier's shoulders with each leg positioned on each side of the carrier's neck and dangling downwards. Alternatively the carried person is positioned lower laterally along the carrier's back, with their legs extending forward to provide balance and to possibly be supported by the carrier's arms. Another method of support for the latter method is for the carrier to stick his or her hands underneath the carried person's rear end. The latter position requires less physical strength and is safer for both persons, however by being positioned on one's shoulders the carried person's weight is evenly balanced and thus over time is less exhausting.
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PHOTOFILTRE was used but not much pp work was applied on my CTD#8 which I thank you for viewing! |
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- Saba
(2632) - [2008-11-17 11:49]
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Hello Lurdes!
Very curious picture.
Very nice capture. Greats colors and detalis.
Perfect clarity and composition.
Greetings.
Barbara
Ciao Lurdes, original composition with lovely couple, splendid light and wonderful sharpness, very well done, ciao Silvio
- skobek
(1113) - [2008-11-18 6:21]
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Welcome Lurdes,
interesting scene from snails live. Very good macro. Nice captured.
Regards - Slawek
Hi Lurdes,
That's what you get from having to look in your files, seems like you will have enough to last you a while longer.
This is beautiful - the light is but most of all the textures of the rocky ground and on the snails.
Thanks for explaining the piggy back position - made me smile visualising it.
Els