The Star Catcher
Another experiment with Jack Henry. This image is based in part on an ongoing childhood conundrum about the most effective method to catch falling stars. I think I like Jack Henry’s approach better. This way he can take it all in, while the hat does all the work. I would have been running around with a bucket.
Today’s Dog Quote:
“Sometimes you don’t need words to feel better; you just need the nearness of your dog.”
― Natalie Lloyd
Image a composite using the iPhone 7 (Jack Henry, hat and little gremlin) Snapseed, iColorama, and Pic-Tap-Go. Background comes from Distressed Fx, Stars and the green hills from Origins Digital Curios
For today: The Star Catcher
The Star Catcher
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Little Dogs Laughed 
Adorable, he did it 😀
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He did, he did Rebecca-and as always he did with style 😉
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Wonderful, Meg. This could be an illustration in a children’s book about the hero, Jack Henry, and his adventures. 🙂
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Thank you Patti-we may be moving in that direction this year-we will see. Thanks so much for taking a look!
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I love this Meg and I agree that it would make a wonderful illustration for a children’s story 💖 xxx
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Thank you Xenia-Hubble is ready to make his mark as is Jack Henry 😉
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😉💖
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Sweetly pensive and adorable all at once.
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Appreciate you looking Sally-thank you!
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Awww!! That’s so lovely and creative. A wonderful thought!!
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Thank you for visiting and commenting-we appreciate it!
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Brilliant! These are real works of art. They illustrate perfectly my theory that dogs travel in other dimensions when they’re pretending to be asleep! (Let’s face it, they spend so much time asleep, they must be doing something other than dreaming about chasing rabbits) 😉
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That is a wonderful thought, isn’t it? Hubble and Jack Henry are in complete agreement on this one-their only complaint is my bothering them to ask what they see and do- 🙂 It certainly sounds more exciting than mine-Thanks Annabelle!
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I love this photo of Jack Henry. He looks so wise with his top hat catching stars.
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He is in his own way, turning into a wise old dog-who knew? Thanks Susan!
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Always a pleasure, Meg!
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I had said this before but PLEASE make a book. Your photographs are so unique!!! I make coffee table books all the time from my family photos. I have an iMac and make books via iPhoto for only about $50 for a 35 page book (estimated) Love your stye 🙂
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Thank you Donna-I am thinking more about moving in that direction–we will see!
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Methinks Jack Henry better stay away from those mushrooms. just kidding…love the whimsy embodied in the shot!
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Ah yes . . . the mushrooms. Though I am not sure that Jack Henry needs much help in the imagination department-as it is, he enjoys a wonderfully complex and colorful fantasy life-Thanks so much for visiting! 🙂
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delightful!
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Appreciate you looking Hedy!
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