I hope you enjoyed these photos of this alligator that was hanging out at my local County Fair. Kids got to hold this guy on their lap and have their photos taken -- for a price, of course. I was able to get a couple pictures of the hard-working gator while he was on break. They kept the area pretty dark, so I was glad these images came out OK.
Here's a tip for holding an alligator that I learned from watching this successful enterprise. Hold the gator's mouth shut and tilt his head upward. They even had 5-year old kids holding this alligator that way!
I am only entering photo 1 in the challenge.
But I making my own little 2-part contest here.
Contest rules: Come up with captions for these photos. I will leave a comment for each photo. Put your caption under the reply for the photo it belongs to. I will choose my favorite and give 1 SBD to one winner for each caption. The contest will be closed when the winners of the overall PhotoChallenge 29 are posted. Have fun!
Photo details:
SONY RX10, f2.8, 1/30 sec, ISO 800, 25mmSONY RX10, f2.8, 1/25 sec, ISO 800, 73mm
Here are some other Haphazard Homestead photos you might enjoy: Flowers at the Seymour Conservatory // Ponderosa Pine in the Great Willamette Valley Ice Storm of 2016 // Reading the Landscape - Pennyroyal Wetlands // Sweetgum Riot // Migis Lodge Lake Views // Arkansas Country Creek // Eat Flowers!
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