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Hand-kissing is a gesture indicating courtesy, politeness, respect, admiration or even devotion by one "nutria" toward a person :-) This moment is full of softness and trust between the gentle nutria and my wife. I love this photograph / moment.
Love, Trust, Hope......
There are many words that we could all conjure up to describe this photo! There are people in our lives that live by good example and set the standard high. They are being observed and lessons learned. One small act of kindness from each of us on any one given day can change our world.
Thank you Dad. You have made this world a better place!!!
Had my wife hold a couple in her hand. They were not the largest though. She complained they were too cold to hold for long.
Three members of the Walla Walla Valley Academy AcroKnights take flight over a sea of helping hands during a demonstration of their gymnastic abilities at the Walla Walla Fairgrounds in Walla Walla, Washington. The high school acrobatic group was promoting their upcoming production, "A Three-Hour Tour, Gilligan's Island" with proceeds from the production funding a mission trip to Jamaica where the students will provide assistance at an orphanage.
A new baby cousin was born last week! This is the sister of the other toddler that i took lots of photos of.
Have a feeling I'll be taking photos of her just as much! :)
A pair of hands putting on nitrile/blue gloves on a black background
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lesson 43 part 1
this... is my right hand (yes I'm left handed is anybody else?) I'm not sure why it wanted me to do a pen but here we are!
My hands are pretty beat up. I'm one of those people who doesn't really go out of my way much to keep from hurting them, and the worse they get, the less any one "blemish" bothers me. Some I've had longer than I can remember, and some have a good story behind them. The largest of all lies on the other side of my left wrist.
At the Swords Photographic Group meeting last week we had two models and studio set ups. For the third reprise this young lady came out in a zany costume with lots of hair slides and decorations. This was my final shot and it just had that extra zany touch to it!
This happened after a few days in my job as car detailer. After the first layer peeled off, everthing was good for a week. Now the acid starts to eat the new first layer.
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...as found on a very old canvas hidden in one of the catacombs of Rome.
Now we know what was Michelangelo's model when he was practicing!
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2009-02-07
Każdy człowiek jest inny. Jesteśmy wielką złożonością. Każdego z osobną możemy przestawić za pomocą symboli i znaków skojarzeniowych. Dany element może odnosić się do konkretnego człowieka. Jest to jego atrybut.
Seria przestawia grupę różnych osób. Zestawia mężczyzn i kobiety w różnym wieku. Dłonie są naszym atrybutem, nasze życie odbija się w nich jak w lustrze. Nasze zainteresowania, sytuacje i poglądy odbijają się w nich najdoskonalej. Nie jest to wróżbiarstwo, nie w tą stronę. Patrzą w dłonie widzisz przeszłość człowieka.