What a bunch of Bankers, Alistair by Olympus DSLR Challenge


01-JAN-2009

Apologies to any responsible bankers in the community ;)

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Guest		05-Jan-2009 22:47
Frank, doh! That's what you get when you have no-one checking! Dennis, hope this didn't offend, it was meant as a bit of light-heartedness in a time of gloom. Alistair

Guest		05-Jan-2009 10:41
Alistair, a grammatical comment. It should be 'lose' (verb) and not 'loose' (adjective). Frank

Guest		05-Jan-2009 09:30
Well looks like I'll end up here, being a redundant banker! :( Just hope all those Wall Street cowboys are given hard labour too! Don't know about how successful your campaign would but good shot and very funny theme. Dennis

Guest		05-Jan-2009 08:08
So is that the field the redundant *ankers will be herded into for safekeeping ? Great treatment and I like how the tree is framed by the frosty barbed wire.

Miroslav Kral		04-Jan-2009 21:35
Nigel will be fine as other bakers too. They lived well, now it's their turn to be average.

Guest		04-Jan-2009 09:43
Very moving Alistair. I can't wait to donate - Wait a minute! - we all ARE donating... Frank

Jarred		04-Jan-2009 09:29
I don't remember Nigel, but I still like the picture. And along with the words give a feeling of being behind the barbed wires of prison.

Stefan		04-Jan-2009 01:24
Yup, I too remember Nigel and his polished shoes. No sympathies for him from me. But a fine shot here.

Shirley Haden		03-Jan-2009 07:58
Ha I remember Nigel, the fence jumper! Well, I don't know about donating to Nigel. In fact, right now I might even laugh if Nigel didn't clear the fence! Let him fall flat on his face with the rest of us huh? ;o) Great reminder of another favorite shot from you Alistair.

Collin Baxter		03-Jan-2009 05:58
Alistair. I looked and then looked again. Great play of thoughts in all directions. The bleak present the hazy future and of course the current barrier. Very nice indeed.

Guest		03-Jan-2009 01:39
Good one Alistair! I like the Shelter style treatment. Some heartfelt stuff going one here. Bruce

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