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Granddaughter, Tessa, waiting on Daddy & Sienna to bring the donuts for her birthday breakfast on Sunday. Below are 2 more photos--one of Luke & Dawn leaving for his class reunion, and Sienna "working it" in one of her mama's dresses. You'll also notice Tessa still trying to figure out how to make Barbie's hair pretty again after a bad haircut. She kept washing the doll's hair over and over again thinking that would bring back the old hair.
Is there any creature more faithful, more loyal, more forgiving than a dog? Dog's offer their masters true unconditional love.
Tiffany seems to be always looking out the window awaiting my return.
Daddy II is our backyard Eastern Bluebird. He and his young mate Mama III have their first egg in the box. Looking forward to many babies from this pair. They are inseparable, always chortling and wing-waving to each other.
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Our beautiful world, pass it on.
Daddy long legs chilling on a beige wall in my house.
Shot with 2 580ex2 at 1/16 using yongnuo 622c as triggers on both sides of the model.
Sweetest little thing! Truly a daddy's girl~ I love to see that in families. These portraits are for her 2nd birthday :-)
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Dímelo
Ven acá
No digas que no
Dime si nena, please nena
Suéltate ya
Ven y dámelo
Bailotea, yal
Dímelo
Ven acá
No digas que no
Dime si, que de tí quiero
Todo tu cuerpo
Ven y dámelo
This one belongs to the Tipulidae category. It is an insect, often confused with a "harvestman" (Opiliones) which are spiders. Even the name "daddy long legs" is ambiguous. In Great Britain most of the time Tipulidae
are meant, in the United States Opiliones, in Australia Pholcus Phalangioides, also a spider. So this is what I found out about this guy.
As I liked the name "daddy long legs" for this photograph better than the Latin name or the name "crane fly", I am using it here ;-) . By the way, it can't sting, it just consumes water and nectar.
Used a 36 mm macro ring (automatic), the Nikkor 18-55mm, and a tripod. Exposure time was 1/100, aperture f/10.0.