It is Presidents day here in US, so was thinking of best way to represent that. I took a $100, $50, $20,$10,$5 and $1 bill, rolled them up and took a couple of shots. So represented here is Jackson, Franklin, Washington, Hamilton, Lincoln and Grant.
Presidents Day – Feb 20
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Very cool!!
Thanks appreciate the comments.
okay, that was pretty awesome … nice concept, nice photo
Wish I’d thought of that! Great idea!
Thanks. And there all this time it was in your hands…:-)
not &100 but with the idea, I could’ve found one!!
Good work!
Great idea – I love it!
very nice, especially since you used grayscale rendering.
A great representation! Cool photo!
Thanks Charlotte.
Love it, fantastic idea, could do that with our Dutch biljets… only have to put water to it lol
Brilliant idea and oh so creative shot.
Great idea! Very eye catching.
Creative!
Love the idea but I have to chuckle that you had a $100 dollar bill in your home and no one else thought that unusual! I seldom see one, only when I go on vacation!
Bonnie, I had to take a trip to the Bank to get that little fella. 🙂
Thank you for sharing that! I though I might be in the wrong league!
This is great! Check out my version of American Money in my latest series titled “New Money” at Flickr – http://www.flickr.com/photos/57959430@N07/sets/72157629405828467/
Thanks for following my blog @insidethemuseum
Clever idea as seems unanimous. Well executed too, lovely tones.
They weren’t all presidents……key word Represent?
Still neat.
Great photo! I love it. Nicely done.
Thanks appreciate it. Kenneth
Better than Mt. Rushmore!
Haha that is funny. Thanks for that.
Awesome idea and great shot!
Brilliant!
Very creative!
Excellent.
Very clever…..and well executed!
Nice image and lateral thinking. Good idea.
Brilliant !!
may I add this picture to my president’s day post? I really like it!! I would link it back to this page. I hope I don’t offend by asking.
Sure, no problem. Thanks Kenneth