Park life by alanwilliams
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A bizzare but wonderful day in Bristol yesterday. Our daughter Helen makes and sell all sorts of animal creations, and yesterday with carrier bags full of her creations and me carrying a massive four foot Owl we made our way to the downs above Clifton where we did a photo shoot to furnish her new website which will be up and running shortly. As we were delving around in trees and bushes placing animals here and there a lady approached us and immediately announced that she would like to buy one of Helens owl doorstops and produced thirty pounds on the spot. Here is an example her work a very winsome Beaver. Zoom, he's quite shy.
Comments (15)
A lovely shot, a good idea and a very good advert Alan. I reckon I should post my book - you never know!!!
Cool photo AND cool work she does!!!!! Go Helen!! :)
LOL!!!! That's so funny. Wonderful capture. :)
Cute!
Fabulous! Great to hear of Helen's success..such a hard way to earn a living. I gave up the craft markets years ago, pottery is a very heavy commodity to cart about and set up stall with!
Superb capture my friend. Good to hear that your daughter is doing so well with her creations. God Bless.
its a jungle out there...
Marvellous...keeping an eye on things for us:)
Superb! This one is so great. I thank you for it. 5+!
Outstanding very fun capture!!
AMAZING SHOT AND A GREAT ANIMAL CREATION
LOL @ his shyness!!! such a lovely image!!! love both pic and animal!!! hope she'll continue to be this successful!!! -'mobile shop' proves to be a brilliant idea? ;-) -
This is so cute.
Very fun capture!!
A cute shot Alan!