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As it is true of many older cats, especially those with hyperthyroidism, there is a tendency for the fur to get matted, even if you brush them daily. Fortunately, this wonderful woman Sally from Colorado Cat Grooming does a magical job of removing the matted areas. And she visits the home so the cat experiences less stress. Gentle and calming.
This is Wolf-Wolf the "table dog" grooming Tinkie, the puppy left by the road that had a broken leg. After a trip to the vet we learned that to repair her leg would require surgery and pins and be over $2000., so that not being an option we brought her home and hoped for the best. She has healed and although unable to bear weight on that back leg, she uses it for balance and runs everywhere. This is the baby I posted with the bottle a couple of months ago.
Family at an Indian wedding ceremony, near Barga, Tuscany, Italy.
Shot with a Nikon D7000 and a Nikkor AFS DX 18-200mm F/3.5-5.6G lens, and processed in GIMP and Photoscape.
A Conopid Fly (Sicus ferrugineus) grooming itself on a Ragwort flower. Sorry for featuring so many of these flies, but this one I photographed today was particularly cooperative, allowing me to get some good behavioural shots. Check out the detail.
Tigger and Yuba, mutually grooming each other. This tends to go on for a minute or two, then Tigger gets annoyed for some reason, and hisses at Yuba, then stalks off. Yuba just takes it in stride and wanders off, looking for food.
At Chester Zoo
My first proper outing with the 50-140mm on the xt1 after the latest firmware upgrade
ISO 6400
f/2.8
1/80 with image stabilisation
edited in Lightroom
Screech Owl grooming and bobbing. This one is from last year. Hoping to get a chance to photograph a nest or two again this year.
Jemima preparing the horse for her ride (it was a Birthday Horse Riding Party for her and her friends, on her 7th Birthday)
Nikon D800 50mm f1.4 wide open
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Capture taken from the wedding that I photographed the other evening. Here I was shooting indoors at ISO 1600 and using the Canon top mounted flash and bouncing with CTO Gel of the wall and ceiling to the left to give overall white balance "balance to the scene, supplementing the interior lighting.
Was taking a shot of my daughter and her boyfriend when the Groom stepped into the shot ;)
It was a fun time shooting this event.
I liked to bounce the flash so it is not directed right at the subjects ... and thus making this look like it was taken with lighting that already was there at the venue. I also reduced the blue color channel to remove any blue cast from the last evening lighting coming in through the windows.