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Tifa peeking over the ledge.
Note: All of my non-human family members are adopted/rescued. I do not support the "pet" trade.
The unexpected can always happen in street photography. This was a very average shot, that wasn’t working; I could see a third figure obscured by the woman on the left and the shopping trolleys looked messy. I took the shot anyway because this is digital photography and you can. The unexpected happened and the result made me laugh!
Crookes, Sheffield
Corfe Castle sunrise with the sun just peeking out from behind the walls. Kodak Ektar medium format film in a Hasselblad 500cm using the 150mm Zeiss CF lense.
Thought this little bug looked kinda cute peeking over the top of this Mexican Sunflower..
~ EXPLORE ~ Aug. 09, 2012
I found this amazing nesting area in Vacaville...quite by accident as I was exploring the farming area. Even tho there were hundreds of egrets, snowy, cattle and great with a few night herons...this one proved to be a challenge as the wind kept blowing the branches and I had to wait until the right moment to catch it 'peeking out' of it's eucalyptus cover!
Member of the Flickr Bird Brigade
Activists for birds and wildlife
Came across this older one of my niece! It's always fun to get out the camera when I'm babysitting.
The Challenge Factory - Peek a boo category winner
When it´s stormy, the cows go inside. Cold and rain doesn´t seem to bother them much though.
This particular cow lost her mother when she was just a little baby, so we cared for her a bit extra. Guess that´s why she always want to be cuddled and scratched behind her furry ears.
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A typical grey squirrel of the sort that frequent the forests around Whitehorse, peeks out of a bird box.
Polecat (Mustela Putorius)
A member of the weasel family (Mustelids), polecats were once widespread and common throughout mainland Britain. Relentless persecution by gamekeepers up until the late 1930s resulted in extermination everywhere except for a small population in north Wales. They have since recovered and are now found throughout rural Wales, the Border counties and are spreading across the Midlands, South and into the South-East.
They are solitary in nature and active throughout the year. Their favoured habitat is woodland, riverbank and surrounding farmland. They will hunt by night or by day for small rodents, birds and insects using a keen sense of smell to locate their prey.
They emit a pungent musky odour, particularly when threatened. The polecat is the ancestor of the domestic ferret and can interbreed with them.
Yes, it's true, this smarty-pants lady clocked me but at least I did not have the camera aimed at her. 40mm is wider than one thinks sometimes and I had no idea whatsoever that this woman was in my photograph until now...14 years later.
This was taken in a large open-air market on the east side of Seoul. (Photograph was cropped and enlarged.)
Olympus Trip 35 on Fuji 200
Seoul 2008