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Timbu's squint eyes have always been under discussion but nobody is allowed to comment on it except me.
Probably my favorite picture I have taken of my dog. I with I had a better background though. It was a spur of the moment shot.
This is a favorite game of mine, Squint. When it's your turn, you take some of these 72 cards with shapes and try to make a picture that people can guess. Sort of like Pictionary without pencils.
our photos do little justice to the beauty of the land we walked in Scotland. So squint and imagine.
Just found this amazing photo album at a thrift store this weekend.
It was filled with these amazing pictures all taken in the time between 1942 and 1945.
I think the person who previously owned this album was from the wealthier side of town, because even though there was a war going on, they still had time to go skiing and have all kinds of holidays.
I love the coat this woman is wearing, and the look on her face.
This young monk is the first Tibetan to actually ask me to go over to him and take his photo.
Reting Monastery
Mint Tea sleeps in his hamster toilet now that Muffin is the sole owner of their favourite strawberry (they don't live together anymore). ah, at least i get to photograph him more easily like this.
he's still so fat and lumpy!
My nephew Andy is looking like me these days. I will have to post a photo of myself at this age to make a comparison.
Sculpture by Christina Rosén.
Photo by Axel Ã…hnberg, with permission from the displaying party.
Please note that the name of the sculpture given here are my own,
since I don’t know their real name.
Artist’s website:
christinarosen.com/Christina_Rosen/Valkommen.html
(Website is written in Swedish)
Displaying party’s website:
(Website is written in Swedish)
If you do share these pictures via print, internet, television or any other kind of medium, YOU MUST GIVE THE CREATOR OF THESE SCULPTURES (Christina Rosén) CREDIT. You may also give my name (Axel Åhnberg).
It's too early and too bright for Fonz, but at least he was casting a cool shadow, almost a cliched shadow puppet rabbit..
Holidays have finally arrived too so hopefully I'll be able to get some time to catch up with Flickr and everything else
Staring off to his left into the morning sun for more than 50 years is guaranteed to give your face some serious squint lines.
And possibly lichen lines too.
(I inadvertently made this guy's nose a while back when I trimmed the branch you see right in the middle of his face. All the rest came sort of natural-like.)