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An opportunity of a meal on the other side of the leaf, a cautious approach with an anticipating peek. But a careless shadow overcast hinted the meal to bolt away...
Dress: Peek a Boo Hunt / #28. the Secret Shelf (long skirt)
Skin: No Strings attached Hunt / #60. Eat Paste
Booties: Indian Summer Hunt / #18. Loordes of London
My apron looks like a face peeking around the wall from my kitchen. If you use your imagination…the white is the eye.
After some pictures on the dock, Alyssa and I went downt o the shore line to harrass some ducks and do a few poses on a dead tree, none of which were sufficiently lit, sadly. However, this little candid was a sweet moment.
Girl peeking out of a parade float at the annual Sundown Salute Parade 2007 - Junction City, Kansas.
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Four of the former students of Miss Peek who attended the dedication: Samantha Beckman ('06), Kaycee Hines ('06), Elizabeth Mapes ('12), Jared Miller ('08).
@Peek-a-bo0 and her apprentice/little sister show off the fantastic poster advertising the event supplied by @davymac
Fire station on Upper Thames Street, near Cannon St Station.
20mm f/3.5 AIS-Nikkor, Fomapan 400, Nikon F4S.
You can just barely make out it's eye peeking around the petal. It was so hot Saturday, even the bees, butterflies and dragonflies were hiding in the shade.
Today's sunset was really lovely. It reminded me of a quote by Matt Cameron about the NSW Premier's Drama Award: ‘ A disheartening day for Australian playwrights with not one play deemed worthy of this year’s award. I hasten to add this is not about my own work but the bigger picture. Prizes in the arts always risk being akin to comparing sunsets – that is, somewhat impossible. And yet they do remind us of the value of celebrating at least one sunset a year. I thought I saw some rather glorious ones...’
Sometimes I have sessions that I'm not overly happy with. Then, whilst sitting in a Starbucks considering whether I might not have what it takes and fiddling in Lightroom, I really see this image for what it is. Beauty. Connection. The love of a mother and daughter. And it makes me smile, and want to tell my mum that I love her.