Thank you to @jane-e for creating our last 'BB-8' SFTW challenge, and to all who took part in it.
A couple of weeks ago many folk descended on Loch Ness, in Scotland, to search for the famous monster, which is said to inhabit the loch. No-one found anything, but the legend continues. At 23 miles long and 755 feet deep there is plenty of water there, but over the years there have only been a few grainy and blurry photographs of something in the water.
The following week, I was standing on the shore of the loch on a very calm morning and got to thinking that 'team Photoshop' could help put this right. So this is where you come in.
Can you show us your explanation of what the 'monster' might be or might look like?
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Have fun!
Dave
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@davescm I never fail to be amazed at the spots you take your photographs from.
In this case coincidently where a rarely seen image was taken ~ 1890's
I can now relate the true story:
People always assume that the monster wasn't, isn't real due to the lack of sightings.
They also don't realise that Captain Nemo existed.
The Jules Verne novel managed to convince an unprepared world that he and the Nautilus was a fiction
and that it was destroyed in a cataclysmic explosion. Not true.
Indeed the good Captain safely led the creature to a far off shore whose location is now lost to all.
Of course, it would just happen to be the same time as a planetary invasion.
Well, I hope some of you can guess the TV series 😉
We have to all put up at least one monster.
They say the Loch Ness Monster is a plesiosaur. I say that's a croc.
So is the little duck feeling sea sick Ged?
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