Mousie Outliers by auntietk
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Description
I couldn't help but see Mouseketeers.
This is the top of a boiler or something. I saw the mousies and didn't pay attention to the hardware. :P
Old Hidalgo Pumphouse Museum and World Birding Center
Hidalgo, Texas
March 21, 2017
Comments (14)
A super shot Tara i believe i do see the mousies!!
Definitely mouse ears. Love the rust patterns on the blue metal & the multiple mouse ear shadows too...
M I C (SEE YOU REAL SOON) K E Y (WHY, BECAUSE WE LIKE YOU) M O U S E!
Great capture
ROFLMAO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Love your way of seeing things, Tara. AND you are right. They look so much like Mickey Mouse´s ears :)
Mouseketeers was the first thing in my mind when I saw the thumb nail! Fun photo! Thanks for the smile and the memories of a certain club! :-)
What fun! I had no idea what to expect when I read the title. Pure joy!
Marvelous!!!
Lol! Excellent look to spot the mice and funny capture!
Superb eye!
army of mice with their ears scanning the surroundings for a cat's soft steps, perhaps.
It does kinda remind me of Jimmy Dodd.... Jeeze - I wonder if anyone else remembers him (he was the MC on the MM Club).
Now that I've totally dated myself, I'll just say you really captured a fun bit of nostalgia with something completely utilitarian - and your great eye, Tara!
cool
In the last weeks, you've been really zeroing in on closeups and singling-out items...it feels like it's about "presence," just "presence". It doesn't matter what the objects are, it's about their presence, their being and its impact on space. You've gotten more 'existential', and I love it; just letting something speak its own language, without any other reason or purpose. This is about those mouse-ear faucets, and the grunge and rust on them, and the deep blues---don't know if those blues are original hues, or decayed hues. And the shadows of distant faucets. Strange isn't it: With this type of closeup, "distant faucets" are a foot away at most; but they're wayyyyy back there. In fact, only one is in focus! I love what you're doing now---not that you haven't done it before, but recently you've done it constantly. Love this shot in zoom: It's a big topography, a landscape. And the shadows are wonderful. And yeah, I see the Mouseketeers too. As do some of your fans.
I can't help picturing you taking that picture Tara. Great capture!