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Hopefully this little girl will make her way into our flat this summer :-D
She is a litttle brown European Burmese kitten, just two weeks old.
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An dem Bild arbeite ich nun schon etwas länger, und ich finde das ist die bisher beste Variante.
es ist sehr scher das Bild hinzubekommen weil einfach noch ne Hand fehlt =D.
ich muss gucken, einstellen und auch noch als als Model herhalten =D.
abgesehen davon ist die Knochenhand da echt eine andere Pranke als meine ^^
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A new life is born, so tiny and fragile. It is a beginning of a new chapter for both the Father and little Sandra. I would like to see little Sandra grow up to be a fine lady.
With every Man Jack heading east for Choppers on the RHTT I decided against the risk of contracting Covid and stayed local for the rather second rate 68 version.
Sun wasn't out for the southbound run into Whitehaven but was more or less out for the return up the coast, meaning backlit.
The supposedly white sighting boards of Workington's home, distant and shunt ahead signals are looking a bit mouldy.
Could've been worse; could've been Dreds.
Looks best Viewed Large On Black!
A teenage couple in love stands on the shores of Lake Erie, admiring the display of colors in the sky after sundown. Photo taken at Lakeview Beach in Lorain.
Yes, another older photo from the archives. I guess the dreary, rainy weather over the weekend has me yearning for color and warmth!
Revisited an old print I produced 12 years ago and cleaned up the badly spotted scan (not very well I think). Orignal shot on a toyo 45c monorail, 210mm schneider lens on efke 820 at 3asa, this is a hand coloured contact print on ilford matt FB paper with marshall pencil set A
Painting in acrylic of D*Faces hands on a bit of wood I found a few months ago. I'm gonna be painting a lot more hands in the next few months as it's fascinates me how expressive and different everyones hands are.
Had a funny pain in my hand this morning, which got me looking at it in some detail. I've always liked my hands - they have always been important to me, the focus of most things I do. Always creative, my hands have come up with all manner of solutions and product. I feel they have their own instincts, their own will, their own direction. My wife is forever bringing me things to manipulate with these hands ("you have those wonderful fingers!") when she needs help with her own creating.
My palm is smooth, and there are few lines, but they are deeply creased - in palmistry, this is the sign of a creative person who focuses energy well into that creativity.
Of course, these are the only hands I know as well as I do. They are so much a part of me, part of my conscious and even unconscious life.