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Sitting in the fish market in Kusadasi, Turkey. Presumably selling the fish on the stall next to him.
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friendly neighbor cat who likes to sit outside the front door and meow until the dogs get really excited and bark
5-21-2010 - When Ember came over after work today, she didn't realize I'd have my camera set up pointed at the doorway with remote in hand to catch a candid shot. It looks like I'm rejecting the hug but my right hand was holding the remote trigger. I assure you my left arm was holding her tight. :)
My essential question is What is the cause of being friendly? I decided on this question by thinking of something that would show gratitude and kindness. My work attempts to answer my essential question by showing the two people helping each other, and there is meaning in the photos that explains friendliness. My other question that I considered was What is the result of friendliness. My final pieces are successful because they portray act of friendliness between two people.
This is one of the two album companies I use. Both are eco friendly!!
This is a more non-traditional album with an acrylic cover and fo-leaher binding.
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"Shaggy" is a Jungle carpet python (Morelia spilotes cheynei). Carpet pythons are native to Australia. Photo by Frank.
Most of the Bedouin and hawkers at Petra seemed to treat their animals pretty well. This one belonged to a stallholder, and was so friendly that I couldn't get a proper picture of him - he just kept running up to me so that I'd pat his nose.
This little dog, who lives at the restaurant where we had lunch, was so friendly that she made up for all the stand-offish dogs we've encountered since leaving Cajamarca.
On the way to the standing sarcophagi of Karajía in Luya Province, Amazonas Department, Peru.
A friendly little fellow we ran into while exploring the old castle ruins in Kos. The ruins are a bit of a sanctuary for the street cats of the town.
Left-Handed Ursine
This is the same guy we saw in Paws for Effect. For some reason, it took six or seven tries to get the camera to actually focus on his nose instead of the books.