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Goose-roast for dinner - by MCsaba

It is the “tool” what made the human race superior to the animal world. The first tools were used to kill animals; this is how our story began. In my childhood I saw many times the "execution" of poultries in the countryside. People used the most straightforward methods and tools, not much differently than around 1e6 BC.

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Guest 09-Aug-2005 12:32
Yes, I like the crop better now. I figured the feathers and 'blood' weren't authentic items from the suggested activity. The whole idea is certainly food for thought.
John
Konica Minolta Users07-Aug-2005 12:28
Originally I wanted to include a bit from the handle, but the crop as John suggested look also better to me. The scene is perhapst not really "sharming" but we have many "unsetting" tools too, and showing the "nice" ones only is not fair, IMHO. BTW, the feathers are from my pillow and the "blood" was made from a mixture of red wine, ketchup and water-paint. Thanks for looking and commenting. MCsaba
Guest 07-Aug-2005 04:25
A bit unsettling for me too. Not badly executed (no pun intended), but maybe it would be worthwhile trying a tighter crop at the left to just before the first feather there. Definitely not as inviting as other entries.
John
Guest 06-Aug-2005 16:22
Your images are often thought provoking, and this is no exception.. For one to view a photo and have that photo stir emotions from within is a great compliment to the photographer. Please excuse the pun, but this is a nicely "executed" shot!! :)
Guest 04-Aug-2005 14:23
I go back and forth between being shocked and amused by this one! I really like the detail you have captured in the feathers, and the well worn chopping block. For some reason the EXIF is not showing up on this one.