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isn't that how we all feel on our wedding day? I also shot a digital version.
Pentax 67, Takumar 105mm f/2.4, Kodak t-max 120 (expired 2005)
National Zoological Park, New Delhi, India
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Fly cleaning itself from the pollen ! The beauty of this hairy monster is pollinating the flowers it feeds on, you can see the pollen all over its body!
This Australian native bee was having a grooming session on a small stepladder.
Lipotriches (Austronomia) flavoviridis
A couple of adult Barbary macaques lying in the long grass taking it in turns to groom one another.
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It is always a challenge to photograph the groom and the groom's men in a fun an cool way. Well, I had a lot of fun with Marco and here are some of the shots I like from his getting-ready part of the day.
Here's another fun groom's men shot
When your antennae (and legs) are disproportionately lengthy, the simple act of keeping them dusted and polished calls for public displays of dexterity and reach.....
Assassin Bug Nymph (Reduviidae)
Pu'er, Yunnan, China
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These were made for a couple whose surname is Shepherd, hence the sheep theme. There were ten sheep in the flock... the bride and groom plus five bridesmaids and three ushers.
They took me hours but I was pretty happy with how they turned out :-)
Poecilotheria rufilata female juvie (3.5-inch)
Three days since her molt and having finished taking a fifteen-minute drink, this little girl spent the past two hours meticulously grooming each leg with her fangs. (That done, she has just now ended her fast with a nice juicy roach.) Check out the Original of this one!
A ferry captain grooms himself in the wheelhouse of his ferry, docked at the Sadarghat terminal, before departing down the Buriganga River. He and other crew members sleep there during the long journey.
Dhaka, Bangladhesh, 2014
Well I did it. After going to the beach this morning I gave Finnegan a bath and cut most of his hair off. I hated to do it, but figured it'll grow back in no time. I think he will be a happier boy. I'll post a picture of it in a few days after I get used to it:)
The groom visits his recently diagnosed father in his room during the wedding reception.
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