Submitter's name:	Ian Skelly
Title:	Sauras Coming
Gear used:	OM4. 35-70 f4
Diaphragm:	Unknown
Shutter speed:	Unknown
Film used:	Fuji Superia 200
Technical information:	OM-4 on auto, I didn’t have time to record settings as I had disturbed the things and was very actively seeking cover.
Subject information:	A newly discovered flying species believed to have evolved in the scrap heaps of England.
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Comment left by: Olaf Greve (no e-mail specified)

Very cool and funny. Beware, or they might just saw you in two halves. :)

Comment left by: Garry Lewis (garrylewis747@earthlink.net)

Something about this photo bugs me. Well to the point, the patch of sky in the lower left corner- too much. Yes, very funny!

Comment left by: Walt Wayman (no e-mail specified)

Just a minute here! There's no indication of what these things are suspended by, and they look suspiciously more than coincidentally identical, right down to the pointer on the scale, thermometer, whatever the dial thing is, pointing the same way on all of them. If I were to go where these Sauras, or Saurases, or Sauri, are to be found, is this what I would see? Or is this a figment of Photoshop trickeration? Whatever, it's cool!

Comment left by: Chris Barker (ftog@threeshoes.co.uk)

Very well visualised and executed!

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