Something Fishy!

[avapilot]

hi...i shot these images at our friends house on keuka lake (one of the finger lakes in NY state...my favorite place, with great wineries) this summer....they are metal wall hangings and i thought they would make great puzzles, very colorful....

i named the puzzles #1 and #2 - for lack of a better name...the border is cut following the outline of the metal piece.......here are the two original images, followed by the puzzles....they measure about 5x7 and i don't have a piece count yet...and as always that pesky silver fox is hanging around trying to get a piece of the fish....

enjoy....as always criticism and critique are welcome

bob

[avapilot]

the completed puzzles....

[Wood Dog]

Sweeeet cuts, and great looking photos Bob.
I love to view projects photos, thanks for posting that eye candy.

[fireglass]

nice, I see you put a foxs in both puzzles .Is that your trademark? Lance

[wood-n-things]

Nicely done...

[avapilot]

lance...yes the fox is my signature piece...I incorporate them into all of my larger puzzles...
bob

[Carter-Johnson]

I think one of the most phun things about this hobby is seeing something that you know will make a great puzzle - and then cutting it! Good stuff. Bob.

Carter

[sawdustus]

Beautiful pictures and cuttings Bob. We have a cousin who lives on Keuka Lake. It really is a beautiful place.

george

[Scrolling Days]

Great puzzles, Bob!

I hope the fish don't get hooked, like you're hooked on puzzles.

Okay.....that was bad, but I'm trying.

[Terry Murphy]

The puzzles are outstanding!

[iohonnes]

Bob - if there was ever a puzzle that would like great with Shawn's multi-dimension layering technique, these are it. Have you thought about applying that to these puzzles?

John

[avapilot]

ok John...I will definitely do a multilayered puzzle.....great idea!.....

and Shawn....don,t give up your day job for the comedy circuit...lol....

bob

[baeden]

really good job Bob. I really enjoy the work you guys do.