Sport: Sculling
Category: Single Canine
Years ago I had the good fortune to be involved with the graphics and production of advertising materials for a rowing shell manufacturer. One of the owners taught me how to row, then I taught others, and even sold a few shells to fellow enthusiasts. A fantastic sport, and I miss it every time I see calm water. I have taken some liberties with the correct position of the left foot of this rower. (5 years and 2671 days ago)
(5 years and 3114 days ago)
Brilliant! Really creative here....very very nice work and fun too!
Very nice idea!
I think the dog would look a bit more integrated if the main layer is also motion blurred. I still see more blur in the hands of the pilot than in the ears of the dog. I really love the concept! Good luck!
yaaa very creative its portraying a totally different angle of the dog as compared to the original image..... GL author
thanks guys....
good work gl
Awesome Job!! Great use of the source 
Best of Luck
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Curling is a sport in which players slide stones across a sheet of ice towards a target area. It is related to bowls, boule and shuffleboard. ...
Thanks to popejon2 for the curling image. (5 years and 3371 days ago)
He could use another leg...
Oh CMYK (don't you ever sleep???) His legs are the same as in the original.....OR.....do you mean he should have THREE? 
Ummm...well, I only see one leg and one arm...but maybe it's the Special Olympics?
(But what do I know? I thought curling was what women did with straight hair!).
Very creative entry! Funny...
I see two legs, but the curler seems too flat to me with a perspective that doesn't match that of the curling pitch (or whatever the proper term is). Conceptually, wouldn't the notion of 'ancient sport' be better served by making the background look like it's part of the bas-relief antiquity that the ancient curler is from?
CMYK46 -definatly two legs - keeping them close together though 'cos he's only wearing that teeny weeny loincloth. DanLundberg - well I just had this idea of putting him there as the pose was quite similar. All comments appreciated of course, thanks!
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I love lamborghini! good job!
zoom zoom zoom.. awesome work
Nice job in rebuilding the car! Maybe you could try to work a little on the front lights. Right now they don't look like they belong to that car. Maybe a little dodge and burn could help, but I'm not sure. Good luck!
Great reconstruction 
Gorgeous work, Author, do you offer a driver together with the car because I can't drive LOL! 
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he's got a white hiney! GOOD LUCK!!! (very cute
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'n white feets, 'n white nose...thanks, Ernie!
Motion blur shouldn't be in front of the moving object, it's like a trailing thing. Nice work on the reflection.
Thank you for your comment, Bob! Generally speaking, yes, but in this case, the head and entire torso go back and forth. These craft have sliding seats, the rower pushes with his feet and pulls the oars, and the seat rolls on tracks. Watch the bodies here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ekbW5rkMrpQ
And we don't see any sign of motion blur in either direction.
The video was to illustrate the fact that the rower does indeed move back and forth. For this still image, I chose to illustrate the motion with blurs. Good observation, though.
Funny! Good job on the motion blur!
Thanks, photogirl, appreciate that!
io avrei levato il guinzaglio e la scarpa, ma la foto è molto divertente, bravo
Thank you, Donatella - the shoes are easily stored just ahead of the footrests, sometimes rowing barefoot is preferred...the leash just added a spot of red and more of a sense of motion.
for red you're right. is good. maybe a little busy.
I see the shoe upside down .. and if I put you a leg?
just my ideas, I ask your forgiveness-
you did a great job
The dog's right foot is hidden inside the boat, but the left foot I've got showing - and moving, he's happy! Check out the video posted above to see the position of the feet.
Yes, I've seen! I'm sorry, was I that I had not realized
Great sport...funny entry nicely done! I guess instead of "stroke...stroke...stroke" the cadence would be "woof...woof...woof".
LOL, I guess so,thanks, Rein!
CONGRATS!!! hehehehe
Thanks, Ernie!
Congrats Carol!! Well done!
Thanks, Rein!
Thank you, Loyd!
Congrats Carol
funny entry, well done
Thanks, Megan!
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