Abandoned by a very naughty dog!

Plucked from his house, dragged down the track, shaken and chewed - and then thrown aside.....

[Jacqueline]

Very fun shot Rob :)

[Babs]

Oh dear, I am not a huge fan of clowns, but he probably didn't expect a fate like this. ha ha.

[Wylie]

Bad dog! hee hee

[Denise (lyndemc)]

There's a sort of peaceful smile there... maybe he's glad to have some peace and quiet away from those canine teeth! Your editing lends a mysterious mood to the scene.

[Casablanca]

Naughty dog! Did make me smile though

[Peter Dulis]

cute

[Sue Hecker]

Midsomer Murders moment

[Diana]

Looks like a crime scene to me!

[Etienne]

I had never heard about duo-tone before, and I find this picture quite interesting. The great idea is the abandoned puppet in the foreground that brings a sudden story to the woods environment.

[Margaret Brown]

Love the edit and someone misses him. .!!

[FBailey]

Very effective edit

[KoalaGardens🐨]

amazing image!

[Elisabeth Sæter]

Great shot

[Saxa van Eijnsbergen]

spooky feel!

[Shutterbug]

Beautiful lighting and love the subject.

[Ann H. LeFevre]

Oh, poor dolly- a victim of canine crime!

[Lastrami]

Uh, like a sequence of a horror movie! Brilliant shot. Fav

[Shutterbug]

The duotone gives it a moody feel.

[Rob Z]

@etienne Hi Etienne - I had never really thought about this term either - and just assumed (from the structure of the word) that it needed two tones. Apparently in the art world it means more than that and I now believe that maybe the crazy red and black that the IR accidentally produced :

may be more of a duotone?
Maybe somebody who knows more about this could have some ideas?