Give us a kiss!

[johntwo]

Not sure this is the right section.  These are neither wild nor pets. 

[Clicker]

I really like  this John.. the foreshortening  sort of distorts the perspective a bit and results in adding to the comedic aspect of the image .  You look flippin’ close to them too John. !!

[Hatter]

I like this too - a good subject for B&W and the wide angle / close viewpoint gives it impact.

[Ryewolf]

Nice capture and caption John, works well in mono and worth clicking to see the full size/uncompressed image.

[Guest]

12 hours ago, Clicker said:

I really like  this John.. the foreshortening  sort of distorts the perspective a bit and results in adding to the comedic aspect of the image .  You look flippin’ close to them too John. !!

Thanks all for the comments.

 

Click, its a wide angle shot (18-200mm at 18mm) and there is a story behind it.  I photograph trains and in an attempt to avoid the inevitable crowds (and arguments), I had taken myself off into the countryside near Clitheroe where Google maps showed a bit of a viaduct.  I was patiently waiting for the train when I heard a rumbling behind me.  I fled and cleared the nearby five bar gate with inches to spare!  However, never miss an opportunity...………….     This was taken over the gate.   A friend has since told me that all I had to do was to turn around and shoo them away but I have never put that to the test.

[Clicker]

 Well thank goodness it wasn’t a group of dairy cows with their calves as they can be pretty aggressive whilst protecting their offspring .   Looks like the high jump has been added to your fitness regime though...

[Guest]

I freely confess, I was scared witless for a few moments.