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Who can tell me why this reminds of the 60s? A TV show, an album cover--I can't put my finger on it. :D
© Web-Betty: digital heart, analog soul
Brighton
1933 Voigtländer Brillant box camera and Svema Foto 65 which expired in January 1979, I exposed as 20 iso and developed in Rodinal 1+25 for 6 minutes 15 seconds at 20C.
This sweet little male all of a sudden popped up to check us out. I just liked the moment of surprise here so a keeper. Three Snowys left on the island, this particular one hasnt been there for long, must have travelled up from the States. He was a beauty.
I took this large sheet of brown paper that was packing material in something we received and draped it over a couple of cardboard boxes that were already on the family room floor. The cat has been hiding out under there for about a week now!
This little cutie caught my eye and I decided to get up close with my macro lens!
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Have a beautiful day <3
© Dan McCabe
How can I improve this photo? All CONSTRUCTIVE criticism is welcome.
A wee prairie dog peeking over the edge of the cliff. In the background is the canyon of the Palouse River.
I love the pygmy marmosets at our local zoo. They are tiny, very active and always fun to watch but it's quite a challenge to take photos of them. :)
The capture was taken through glass.
Back from a brief, awe-full introduction to northern Idaho/western Washington. Meet the cutest mini mammal ever - the American pika! This little (6-8 inches) alpine member of the rabbit family is a comical delight! This was amazingly close. Most of the time I spotted them high in/on the rocks far up the hillside. I saw this one peeking out from a hole right next to the gravel road. I sat on the road and thankfully he stayed still.
Taking a little peek around the corner of the open part of the storm drain called Octagon. I find myself in a bit of a public place, so i stay hidden until we are ready to move on and continue our underground adventure into the darkness