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Happy holidays and gosh won't it be a great new year, let's hope!! "Happy Caturday" theme 26 December 2020 - Black and White Portraits. The description said specifically to modify a color photo and focus on eyes and nose. The original color photo hasn't been in Happy Caturday yet. This has been edited to B&W and clipped. Tikki is a "shut your eyes when you're smiling" cat so good open eyes are not so easy to come by.
Comparisons of favorite feline memories per Happy Caturday 23 Nov 2024, "Precious memories." Here we have other cats of mine telling us that color is overrated ;-) I will note that both these cats were champion snugglers compared to their more colorful companions too! (Also, better photo posers as well). Here, Jet is posing very well for me, which is so kind of her, because I am still adapting to the challenges of photographing cats indoors-only, especially black cats. (And especially with my camera rather than my phone, which is not great in lower light. It succeeded here.) Pepper here, six years ago, reminds us of how much time he spent in a cone on and off throughout his life. My notes show me that this cone was due to having been injudicious in interfeline communications with neighbor cats, and getting an abcess. It beats the cones that were there to protect him from medical treatment related situations.
A Canadian National local leaves the town of Melvin behind and approaches the intermediate signals outside Roberts, Illinois.
I take a family portrait every year for Christmas and this image was captured in November 2021 at our place in Northeast, KS. I shot this using my Minolta Autocord on FPPs BWXX film, developed with Xtol at 1:1. I used a Kopil mechanical trigger release to trigger the shutter for this shot. I was very pleased with how this turned out.
Il est un Dieu, qui rit aux nappes damassées
Des autels, à l'encens, aux grands calices d'or;
Qui dans le bercement des hosannah s'endort
Arthur Rimbaud
Infrared shot of the Garreg Ddu dam in the elan Valley in central Wales. Within the valley are a series of reservoirs constructed over a hundred years ago by the Victorians to supply fresh water to Birmingham more than 70 miles away
Roundway Hill sits at the far western end of the Marlborough Downs, enjoying views far across the Bristol Avon Vale, the Vale of Pewsey, and the edge of Salisbury Plain.
On its summit is Oliver’s Castle - an Iron Age hillfort named after Oliver Cromwell following a civil war battle fought nearby in 1643 (a Royalist cavalry unit crushed the Parliamentary army which was besieging the Royalist stronghold of Devizes just down the road).