What walks down stairs...

[BryanC]

...alone or in pairs,



and makes a slinkity sound?



A spring, a spring, a marvelous thing!



Everyone knows it's Slinky.



Delirium and boredom from the flu made me do this, I apologize...hehehe.

[Hayward Taylor]

Hi Bryan - hope you feel better soon ..... don't you just love playing with these toys????

[skyline photo]

a slinky a slinky a wonderful wonderful toy. great shots, very creative. no need to be sorry
brings me back to the late sixtys. boy do I feel old now

[BryanC]

Originally Posted by Hayward Taylor

Hi Bryan - hope you feel better soon ..... don't you just love playing with these toys????

Thanks, Hayward, I appreciate that. I'm not too proud to admit that I ran it down the stairs a few times...

Originally Posted by skyline photo

a slinky a slinky a wonderful wonderful toy. great shots, very creative. no need to be sorry
brings me back to the late sixtys. boy do I feel old now

Thank you...yep, that's an original metal one, too.

[Bacon]

The shadows really make it look cool! Nice!

[Ella1267]

I looked at this thing for the longest time before I figured it out.....cool pic,

[BryanC]

Originally Posted by Bacon

The shadows really make it look cool! Nice!

Originally Posted by Ella1267

I looked at this thing for the longest time before I figured it out.....cool pic,

Thanks for the nice comments and for taking a look!

[pjflan7]

I think it is neat how you played with the shadows here....coool

[chrean]

Too bad I did not see this one tonight (thanks to different timezone)!
I like the first one the best, but the whole set is an example of how we can pull interesting shots off common objects using a bit of fantasy and technique.

[BryanC]

Originally Posted by pjflan7

I think it is neat how you played with the shadows here....coool

Thanks, Patrick. Sunlight through a window onto a kitchen island made the shadows. It's definitely what caught my eye and made me take these.

Originally Posted by chrean

Too bad I did not see this one tonight (thanks to different timezone)!
I like the first one the best, but the whole set is an example of how we can pull interesting shots off common objects using a bit of fantasy and technique.

Thank you...I appreciate your comment.