Can you find Benjamin in the above photo? He pretended to be one of the pokes in the wheel. How about the deer racks chandelier in the photo below? Both photos were taken at a restaurant when we went to a local steakhouse for lunch. 
I like taking photos of Benjamin when the objects had a yellow background. I called these photos, "Benjamin blended in when going undercover"! Or it could be like "Where's Benjamin?" similar to "Where's Waldo?". If you have any suggestions or ideas, please feel free to send them to me and I will forward to Benjamin for his consideration and approval!
Can you find Benjamin in the above photo? He pretended to be one of the pokes in the wheel. How about the deer racks chandelier in the photo below? Both photos were taken at a restaurant when we went to a local steakhouse for lunch. 
I like taking photos of Benjamin when the objects had a yellow background. I called these photos, "Benjamin blended in when going undercover"! Or it could be like "Where's Benjamin?" similar to "Where's Waldo?". If you have any suggestions or ideas, please feel free to send them to me and I will forward to Benjamin for his consideration and approval! 
1 comment:
How about having Benjamin mixed in a scene with many other yellow objects? He does not necessarily have to be in front of or atop another object. Also, he does not have to be upright, forward-facing, or completely exposed. I got all that from the time spent on the "I Spy" series of books with your favorite nephew. Sadly, he outgrew the game and does not even want the latest book from the sequel series "Can You See What I See?"
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