Two in a tree

[Urbanflyer]

We are again on the road so my 52 week project will have to wait. But we saw this today and I thought it might make somebody smile.

DSC_3053a by urbanflyer, on Flickr

[Mike Buckley]

I thought it might make somebody smile.

It definitely makes me smile. Not the average, everyday occurrence, that's for sure!

[Jim A]

Lovely little critters, Judith, preferably I would like you to crop more, both below and to the right, to see them better. But just me!

[Shadowman]

Very cool.

[bnnrcn]

Ah, lovely

[Round Tuit]

Aaaah.

+1 to Jim's comment

[Rainforest]

The old who can go higher game . Smiling :-)

[Wavelength]

I really enjoyed seeing them watching me....i too suggest a vertical crop of left side avoiding the right part and some bottom

[Urbanflyer]

Thank you all who got a smile out of the twins.
they were a bit back from the road and I did crop some. Chose not to crop more to give a better sense of the context and that they really were somewhat hidden. Can understand the urge to zoom in more though! Since we are one the road I lack some of my usual PP tools.

[Urbanflyer]

Lovely little critters, Judith, preferably I would like you to crop more, both below and to the right, to see them better. But just me!

Left the bottom to give a sense of how high they were. They were two different colors--the dark one was always first up the tree and the highest. The redder one seemed to be a little less willing to go high!

[Geoff F]

I agree that you need all the height to put the scene into context; but I wonder if this is one of those occasions where a 2 x 3 ratio crop would work? Lose a bit from the right side only?

[IzzieK]

Very cute...Judith. I kinda prefer the shot the way they are though I agree with John and Nandy about cropping a little from the right.