seeing these caged animals always breaks my heart a little. Even though they are getting regular food and care they always look so unhappy and sad. I always want to break them loose... but then i suppose i would become the caged animal..
* side note-- i just couldn't resist throwing the last 2 of my husband in there. ironic as it is the batting cages aren't far from the animal pens.. go figure!

great set love the first one Yves51 · 2011-10-10: 20:13

I have a great time in the batting cages. I agree with you about the cages, but remember what happened in the Simpsons when Lisa freed the dolphin. . . . liveandletlive · 2011-10-10: 20:20

Great set....those poor animals, they should be free. unblinkingeye · 2011-10-10: 20:42

Breaks my heart too Jenny! Lets go let em go!!! danrav · 2011-10-10: 20:50

The "cage" and netting in #9 is very in focus sharp. It makes for an interesting story when the player, your husband, is less in focus. stabeez · 2011-10-10: 20:53

Amazing!!! LisaMarieGeorge · 2011-10-10: 23:07

yea it does touch the heart.....but you ended the set on a positve note with the batting cages....fabulously crazy focusing....superb MARETKA88 · 2011-10-10: 23:10

Interesting set, very mixed feelings about this. Since I live in the country I see a lot of bad choices wild animals make ( ie The road) and there are many predators. These have a safe home, even though it's some what cruel. Where is the line ?? Some people would never even get to see these creatures. catdad · 2011-10-10: 23:29

Wonderful! Ironic juxtaposition, very interesting :-) deandrade · 2011-10-11: 02:33

The two last ... Or "how a woman encage a prédator ?" ... breizh · 2011-10-11: 03:54

I like #9, nicely done :) bumpusdogs · 2011-10-11: 11:52

Such a shame. Jarvo · 2011-10-11: 18:04

Thats a shame that some feel we have to cage wildlife mystic1 · 2011-10-11: 23:07

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