Lensbaby

(Hopefully appearing for a limited time...)

There's the old saying that "When life gives you lemons, make lemonade."

Life gave me less than a whole thumb.

I made....a little friend.

It's all in "How you look at it..."

Mr. Thumb says "Yumb!"

Mr. Thumb says "This is a Stick-Up!"

Mr. Thumb says "All Aboard! I'm Outa' Here!!"

Mr. Thumb says "What are YOU lookin' at! My Daughter gave me this necklace!"

Mr. Thumb says "You expect me to do WHAT?"

And, finally, in honor of "International Day of Peace" (which got dreadfully little attention in the U.S. media, go figure...)
Mr. Thumb, AKA "Lefty" (or what's left of him...) says "I forgive you...this time".


Special thanks to Craig, the whole LB team, the Composer and the .42 Wide-Angle attachment for making "one-armed" bending possible (tricky, but possible).

Thanks for looking,

Johnny Crabcakes

"Failure is the key to success;
Each mistake teaches us something."
--Morihei Ueshiba



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 09/24/2009 03:40PM by Crabcakes.

Sorry about your thumb - very effective storytelling, though and images. Great good morning laugh.

He he. Great set. Love no 3. Good luck with the healing of your thumb

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thanks for the comic relief... u shd consider writing satire

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rob castro

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Hi Crabby . Im busy hear counting, Im counting no arm bending on that last one. Unless you used a body double. Sorry to hear about your thumb, life would be so much better if we were all jellyfish. Love the sequence . Tony.

Great series. Nice to know you can still bend :-) LOL

Thanks to All--glad I could give you a larf--that was the idea.

Tony--Actually, on that last one, I had the camera attached to my face with a combination of silly putty and butcher's twine and focused with my prehensile tail...

Johnny Crabcakes

"Failure is the key to success;
Each mistake teaches us something."
--Morihei Ueshiba