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Another of those ones that I don't really know if I like or not this one. It was my wife's idea to take this as she was warming her hands "In the coldest place on Earth" (AKA Fleetwood) after seeking refuge in a Cafe (Not the one we wanted either but the ferry wasn't running because of the wind)
It's not even the version I edited and barring a little rotation and cropping it's, more or less as the camera intended...
It has 'something' - I think but, not sure what :-/
Obviously not the only one who thought it had 'something' - Explored! - Thanks all :)
At first glance those that visit my bathroom think the pattern on the wall is wallpaper, but the wall is actually hand-painted by me. It took a long time, many, many nights--small sections at a time--with the sounds of my favorite playlist in the background.
It's not for everyone's taste--but I love it---and I've gotten a few "wows"
(and it can be seen in the B/G of my few self-portraits)
Jawai Bandh Leopard Conservation Reserve (JBLCR) in Pali district of Rajasthan, India is probably the one unique destination to see the leopards on Granite hills and caves!
Recently a leopardess named Jeewada or Jivada gave birth to two cubs. We stayed in Sena village at a lodge overlooking the granite hill on both right and left sides of it. While chitchatting with our host, we just asked him if he has ever seen the leopard on these hills, he said sometimes leopards do visit these hills!
We were awestruck and thrilled of imagining seeing a leopard right from our accommodation.
Bang... next day morning while observing hills through his powerful binocs, he breaks the news that indeed a leopardess has arrived there, and she has two cubs!! And she is none other but Jivada or Jeewda leopardess, earlier known to have made headlines by delivering the litter of 4 cubs; a very rare phenomenon in leopards.
For next two days we spent mornings, evenings, safaris and our leisure time at the lodge just to get the glimpse of her and her cubs! We were fortunate enough to observe her from top of the hill, from the bottom of the hill and from our lodge! One of her cubs is pretty extrovert, who kept giving us beautiful safari time!
This picture is unique from many aspects, first the cub is observing almost whole village from the cave, is lost, cautious, hideous and curious! And it gives a fair idea about the habitat
and the landscape where they roam freely and lavishly!
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This photograph depicts a very festive woman's feet while she sat in a chair getting her hair done up in a beehive to celebrate the Hon Fest in Baltimore where you feel like you're walking around the set of Hairspray. My Dad and I met up with our good friend Toshio, who recommended we visit the Hon Fest in Baltimore - I'm so glad he recommended it since we had a great time!
Reached #211
The script is from the 19th century, the brass buckle is 1920s and the pink ribbon is present day. I can't remember why I assembled such a strange mixture of things, but here they are anyway. :)
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Jawai Bandh Leopard Conservation Reserve (JBLCR) in Pali district of Rajasthan, India is probably the one unique destination to see the leopards on Granite hills and caves!
Recently a leopardess named Jeewada or Jivada gave birth to two cubs. We stayed in Sena village at a lodge overlooking the granite hill on both right and left sides of it. While chitchatting with our host, we just asked him if he has ever seen the leopard on these hills, he said sometimes leopards do visit these hills!
We were awestruck and thrilled of imagining to see a leopard right from our accommodation.
Bang... next day morning while observing hills through his powerful binocs, he breaks the news that indeed a leopardess has arrived there and she has two cubs!! And she is none other but Jivada or Jeewda leopardess, earlier known to have made headlines by delivering the litter of 4 cubs; a very rare phenomenon in leopards.
For next two days we spent mornings, evenings, safaris and our leisure time at the lodge just to get the glimpse of her and her cubs! We were fortunate enough to observe her from top of the hill, from the bottom of the hill and from our lodge! One of her cubs is pretty extrovert, who kept giving us beautiful safari time! In fact she herself was in the pursuit of prey, all the way came just around 20 feet close to our vehicle parked on the small hill adjacent to the hill where she has been staying with her cubs in a cave.
This picture is unique from many aspects, first she is observing almost whole village from her cave, she is hungry and in the pursuit of easy prey during the day time (rare in leopards) and down below in the village; Hanuman Langoors and Peacocks have already made announcement of danger lurking on the hill by making loud warning calls, interestingly neither the Rabaris with their cattle and sheep nor the villagers were even bothered with this commotion, as if this is a daily affair!
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And, you WILL love it. Won't you, pet?
Well, The Knob has stayed long enough here. Time to ship it off to the next lucky servant.
These shoes are made for walking, and that's just what they'll do! And one of these days, these shoes are gonna walk all over you!
The Smile on Saturday challenge for the 11th of April 2020 is "focus on heels", and these shoes with attitude, with their leopard skin and bright red heels seemed the perfect choice!
In addition to surfing Etsy for the perfect charms to accompany my latest projects, I usually order something intriguing which has no immediately purpose, so I'm always guaranteed a surprise!
Plus I LOVE writing reviews, so the challenge of how to display my purchases is part of the sheer enjoyment. In this case, these light-weight, mosaic circular acrylic Black and White Contemporary Leopard Print Circle Disk Pendants decided to transform into some funky earrings! Hanging right before my eyes was this awesome *gel printed* tag which my daughter had given to me;
so what a perfect back drop to display my latest creation!
This woven silk scarf is wonderfully soft and very versatile in that it can be worn a million different ways. What do you think? Should I add this look to my runway collection?
A self portrait.
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I didn't make the cut for infant quarterback club. I asked my mom what exactly the deal was with this creepoid photographer and his taste in child-props, and she said my father got fast-talked into buying a package deal from this guy in a supermarket parking lot. What you see here is the results of an ill-spent $29.95, wallet sizes included.
katrina, at sasquatch festival in washington. taylor, at an apartment in toronto. leopard print snuggies. popular, clearly.
Nikon N8008s
50mm f1.8 Nikkor AF
Kodak Portra 400vc
Epson V300
The rare miniature bronze leopardess at the entrance of her chiffon den.
Smile on Saturday: Catmania
I don't know this family but I'd put money on it they are tourists as they have that look about them. Mum seems in her element (being led by her phone satnav?) while the kid looks thoroughly hacked off. And Dad is just doing his thing behind carrying the shopping.
Candid unposed shot
I don't normally "dress up" my cats....but once in awhile it is fun to give them a different look, don't you think? Here is my June....she's four and full of spunk. She was ready to take a swipe at me with her paw/sharp claws.