Run and hide, it's PICTURE PERFECT!! This week our host is Gayle, who has chosen the theme of 'SPOOKY', as we're approaching both Halloween and Dia de Los Muertos. I saw this rather handsome fellow at the Cheddar Gorge Caves, in Somerset, England.
Hi Sue. The 'spin' is because the whole skull was rotating rapidly, rather than any effecting I did. I rather like it though....adds to the scariness!!
Wouldn't like to meet that any time let alone at night Mitch. Great find! I have been racking my brains what to come up with but no doubt I will find something. A photo of myself might do the trick. LOL
I used to have a life-size plaster skull, I'd put little tea-light candles in the eye-sockets and answer the door to trick-or-treaters carrying it. Scared the kids really well !!! LOL.
omg mitch it scares me a lot. lol
ReplyDeletety for comin'
Hi Nico. He is pretty scary-looking, isn't he?
Deletewow! he is spooky-great photo Mitch
ReplyDeleteThanks Kathy. You wouldn't want to meet him on a dark night!! LOL.
DeleteWOW! He is very scary looking. Love the spin...
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Hi Sue. The 'spin' is because the whole skull was rotating rapidly, rather than any effecting I did. I rather like it though....adds to the scariness!!
DeleteSpooky yes very much so.(as I sit and shiver)
ReplyDeleteNot so much spooky as just plain scary :-))
DeleteWouldn't like to meet that any time let alone at night Mitch. Great find!
ReplyDeleteI have been racking my brains what to come up with but no doubt I will find something. A photo of myself might do the trick. LOL
Hi Shayna. Pretty gruesome, isn't he? LOL.
DeleteA spinning skull?!?!? Spooky indeed :)
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I'm not too sure why they had it spinning in it's display-case, but it made for a much more interesting shot than if it had been fixed.
DeleteYUGG! That's freakish! I want him for my Halloween vignette. Nice one
ReplyDeleteHandsome fellow, isn't he? LOL.
DeleteAh! Don't scare the kids away! LOL
ReplyDeleteThanks for dropping by.
I used to have a life-size plaster skull, I'd put little tea-light candles in the eye-sockets and answer the door to trick-or-treaters carrying it. Scared the kids really well !!! LOL.
Deleteoh yuk ... yes.... its certainly spooky
ReplyDeleteHi Loretta. I think the addition of a spider in the empty eye-socket would make him even more handsome. LOL.
DeleteTHAT is an awesome shot! Very spooky indeed!
ReplyDeleteThanks Danette :-))
DeleteLike one's head might feel after a hard night's drinking (something I no longer do).
ReplyDeleteLOL. Nice one Benni !! I actually remember feeling (and probably looking) like that after some nights out when I was younger. No longer though!!!
DeleteNot something I would want to meet on a dark dreary night!
ReplyDeleteBut --- that would make a great horse spook for my obstetrical course, bet Little Joe wouldn't go up and touch that.
Rockin' Heart Ranch Picture Perfect:
Awww, don't go scaring my favourite horse like that!! LOL.
DeleteThis reminds me of pirates of the Carribean!!
ReplyDeleteHi Keith. I think I know the character you mean!!
Deletereally excellent shot, love it : )
ReplyDeleteYikes! That's too scary!! LOL
ReplyDeleteThanks for visiting my entry :)
LOL. Thanks Riete :-))
DeleteDizzy Spooky /:-)
ReplyDeletePuts a new spin on Halloween :-))
DeleteFaulous shot and spooky, indeed!!!!!
ReplyDeleteThanks Belita :-))
DeleteOhhhh! I love him!! :)
ReplyDeleteHi Maggie!! Handsome chap, isn't he? LOL.
DeleteYea... That's a bit creepy. Nice... ;)
ReplyDeleteCreepy is good :-))
DeleteWOOOOWWWW I'n wordless Mitch .
ReplyDeleteScared wordless? LOL.
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