Please sir, may I have more? by goodoleboy
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Captured 5/10/10, at beautiful Legg Lake in the beautiful Whittier Narrows Recreation Area in not-so-beautiful South El Monte, California.
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Another visit with our fine feathered friends, this time them being caught in the act of beseeching for another crumb of bread.
Can you name the individual who originally uttered the famous plea posed in the title, and from what story/movie/play?
Adios, amigos, thankx for popping in, and for any and all complimentary comments and faves.
Comments (15)
Oliver Twist?? Not much of a movie buff sorry lol Music? YES! great eyes on these geese...very pretty. Love these shots!!
OMG, Rose/rainastorm got the answer right off the proverbial bat! Well done, indeed! Oliver Twist asking for another helping of gruel/porridge or whatever that stuff was that they fed those down and out orphans.
Charles Dickens, Oliver Twist? Awesome closeups Harry!
cute capture :-)
What beautiful blue eyes~~ and yes I remember that line in the movie as well.
Awesome captures.
Wonderful collage Harry! Did that bottom goose just fly in from the Gulf of Mexico? Love the eyes and the ZOOM mode of the "teeth". Dana
Fantastic shots with excellent details and DOF. Zoom is a must here.
What wonderful detailed shots of these begging feathered friends Harry!! I particularly love the eye detail! I have never realized they have such stunning blue eyes! When I looked at the image the old song "Blue Spanish Eyes" jumped to mind!!
Excellent portraits!
Ah but, young Rosy didn't name the young actor who played Oliver Twist in the famous musical version, we all know and love.. That be! A young Mark Lester.. But, anyway, these are excellent close up's Harry.. Really good work.. I like the top one best.. Rob
Oh, I love their beautiful blue eyes! Excellent captures of the beggars!
wow Harry, two very fine shots of this begging one, didn't know they can have such beautiful blue eyes
Interesting spots on the bottom one..looks like he needs a scrubbing...and as everyone has said..the blue eyes are something else..
Great details on the beak and a blue eyes is cool.