Slow Starters by garnite
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
I guess the moral is, if you want a self starter, hire a duck. Thanks for looking, comments welcome.

Comments (14)
Aaah...I like mixing with You....gives Me a sense of Normality...sigh....are the ones with their Heads buried trying to emulate an Ostrich?....and look at those 2 huge Mushrooms in the middle of the Field. Marvelous!!!! hugz
i'm really sorry Tedz...if mixing with Jim makes you feel "normal" what must your life be like??? (wheeeee...this is the first time i've gotten to zing ya both at the same time!) superb image my slightly off kilter friend!! ;-)
hehe... just a little more gas... vroooooooooooom... spinning out of control... just lovely jim :]
Lovely shot. At least they will have nice clean feathers. Maybe thay are camera shy.
Ha...it's almost abstract, so cool and fun. Be good just the two of them in a single frame. Nice work Jim.
Heh! I guess these guys aren't early birds. Yeah, like darkestangel suggests, a further zoom in would be awesome. I need more zoom myself but the pocketbook says no. :)
loool nice shot and very lovely nature out there ..
I guess they saw ya coming with the camera & had to hurry to groom themselves....you didn't tell them to duck, did you?? Great shot Jim!!!
Cool shot you have here Sir Jim! I didn't see any mushroomz Tedz! What I see are two swans pretending they are ostriches! :)
Neat! nice capture Jim, you sure are having fun with your new cam, way to go
yep, a wonderful shot , Jim. !!!!! #:O) !!!!!!
Sleeping in? Cool shot Jim!
*hehe...good moral my friend. Beautiful shot. Excelent work !!!:O)!!!!!!!!
Beno Roberge*
LOL@ all the comments...great shot Jim, good to see you getting up before the birds :)