Author: Karel Kerezman

Amethyst on A Log

I suppose that if you want to get pedantic, what Amethyst is settled upon could more accurately be termed “a piece of driftwood.”

Ordinarily I approve of a certain amount of pedantry, but today I just don’t care.

So! This concludes my first run of available pictures of Ducks On Stuff. Would you like more? Would you like to contribute? Say the word and it shall be done…

13 April, 2012
Poe on A Fire Hydrant

We shall not pretend that this photograph offers much dignity for Poe, but come on: It’s a thing, and I was able to perch a duck on it.

This is what we do here, folks.

12 April, 2012
Amethyst on A Tire Swing

Playgrounds have the best things to put ducks on, wouldn’t you agree?

Too bad those pesky children are usually on most of those things. I was lucky to get the use of the tire swing last Saturday for this shot.

11 April, 2012
Poe on 3rd Base

I arrived at the local park last Saturday just after a baseball-or-softball game had wrapped up. Timing, they say, is everything.

That’s not actually true, however. Lighting and focus matter quite a bit as well…

10 April, 2012
Shimako on A Drum

A very nice, albeit mildly amused, gentleman at the park last Saturday acceded to my request that I use one of his drums (the one he wasn’t making noises with) in a photograph.

He was even more amused when I took a duck out of my backpack along with the camera.

9 April, 2012
Welcome To Something Silly On The Internet

This… is the result of a very silly idea that came to me a while ago, when I came across yet another of those silly meme sites… people putting stuff on their pets, or something along those lines. I thought, “Hell, if they can do that, why can’t I just put up pictures of… I dunno, my ducks on random objects?”

And here we are. To start us off, please enjoy this picture of Rusty from Quacked Panes, perched on a statue of a bear cub at the zoo.

But it doesn’t have to be just my ducks on random objects. Have you a duck, or a flock thereof? Maybe you’d like to join in on this silliness, then. If so, then I’ll work up a submissions process and we can all work toward making the Internet an even sillier place than it already is.

I mean, what worthier endeavor could there be?

7 April, 2012