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Potential pip on the nearest egg (circled in red)--could we see a hawklet some time soon?

Pip belongs my neighbour across the road, but she was further afield for this shot.

Sally, Pip, and my Mum at the villa

pip watches surfers...

....short for Pipsqueak :)

 

She's the Scooter Littlest Pet Shop one...they had the other four at our Toys R Us as well, but I just couldn't resist her coloring and cute little shoes.

 

And by the way...the scooter, pet and all the accessories are going to paradise soon, or you can fm me. I just wanted little Pip.

Apriil's pet parrot downstairs for his lunch.

Yashica Mat 124-g, my first roll

Pip. Best dog ever. Doesn't care about anything but food and just likes to sleep and lounge about more than anything. And she won't listen to you unless you earn her trust with lots of feeding, walking, stick throwing, fussing.. this dog makes you work!

Sally & Pip at the villa

Pip the Gentleman portrait shoot as part of the Photography News Camera Club of the Year Grand Final Shoot Out

from the pay it forward project

Blogged here

 

Adapted from Jeni's Bakeshop Tutorial :)

An evening playing dress up

Another photo by Justine

This architectural rendering shows the buildings that will house the new PIP-II accelerators. Credit: Fermilab

Pip's being held by Doc Hammer of The Venture Brothers (formerly Eric Hammer of Mors Syphilitica). This was the one time I was sort of a fangirl this year; I brought my Mors Syphilitica CDs to get signed. I guess not many people know who they are anymore, because he seemed pretty surprised. (Surprised enough that he happily signed them even while the guy behind Pip grumbled that he was only meant to be signing Venture Brothers merchandise. Grats, me.)

Drat ... Sunday evening and I hadn't taken Pip's 52 weeks photo. What to do, what to do? There were a few low-key, black-on-black photos that I'd admired in the pool a few weeks ago, so I thought I'd give it a go. Used a long black skirt as my backdrop, set Pip up in front of it, and took blurry photo after blurry photo since Pip couldn't sit still long enough for the exposure. Plan B -- turn on my halogen reading lamp for some interesting side-lighting, and take a higher-key grey-on-grey photo. Given that it's now 10:30 Sunday evening I guess it will have to do.

Cristmas morning with Pip

Pip is all smiles and knives in the back, both from her and in hers. She has no friends but plenty of people to talk to and about. The exception are her two BFFs, Treasure and Nandi, who have all known each other since grade 4 and are like sisters.

A black and white illustration I did taken from this book > amzn.to/mDzOIs

Scroobius Pip & Dan Le Sac at the Liquid Room Edinburgh 20 Jan 2014.

Producción de moda realizada para la revista C.I. en la tienda Comodo ubicada en el Drugstore. Lugar facilitado por su director Juan Pablo Fuentes.

 

Photographer: Me

Designer: Rodrigo Henriquez

Art direction: Sue wang

Concept: Carola Moya

Make up: Marcelo Celis

Model: Joanna Ferrari (ID Model)

  

Foto por Felipe Z.

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The snout a a Blood Python (Python curtis) emerges after roughly 60 days of incubation, though several of its clutchmates have already fully emerged.

 

A close inspection of the snout will show a miniscule sharp point, known as the egg tooth. The egg tooth is something that grows at the tip of the snout of many reptiles and birds to help the hatchlings slice their ways through embryonic membranes and egg shells. Since these snakes lay leathery-shelled eggs, the snakes produce slices with this egg tooth that will eventually allow the snakes to free themselves and begin life outside the egg. They will often spend their first several days after slicing through the shell with little more than their snout poking through as they absorb the last bits of yolk from the safety of the inside of the egg.

Pip looking out over the remains of tiger or zebra grass.

Melacacia Custom #127

 

So this is Pip. Pip is Kato's partner and was standing on one side while Kato queued for coffee. With such a distinctive look I had to go and at least chat to her and she was lovely to talk to but said she felt a little awkward about having her photo taken. As we were just starting to chat about her peircings and tattoos her friend arrived so I didn't want to inturupt their morning and took a couple of quick shots of Pip. I quite like this slightly side on shot so we can just see the panther tattoo onto her scalp - she has a matching one on the other side.

  

Thank you very much Pip for your time, and participating in this project and I hope you all had a good day.

 

This picture is #42 in my 100 strangers project. Find out more about the project and see pictures taken by other photographers at the 100 Strangers Flickr Group page

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