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If the kids had it their way, it'd be chocolate syrup instead of toothpaste ; )
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Lighting: Silver umbrella above, beauty dish below.
I did not count the teeth visible in the photo but they are really numerous. Dont put your finger in his mouth :)
ps : You can click on the photo to watch it with a better resolution (eye, beak, teeth and feathers details).
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For Macro Mondays Theme: Tools and Utensils
Circular Saw blade
The two holes reminded me of planets in full eclipse - I faded the colour on saw blade on the left because it is the reality and the colour is the fantasy (like how the Wizard of Oz started in B&W).
Hi Everyone! A young Red Fox grooming its fur. I was thrilled to watch him/her so relaxed in my presence. It was nearly nightfall so I was fairly happy with how the image turned out.
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I've done nothing but brush dog teeth since Daisy's dental in March and I have to say, they are looking pretty dang good! (for Daisy teeth anyway)
Close up of the scissor like teeth of our old sickle mower. These things move at lightning speed when it's in cutting mode and are known to take off fingers, hands and such if you're not super cautious. Freaks me out quite honestly.
U say cheese! *smiles*
U didnt know diva had perfect teeth did you? amazin pic Frances did.
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Black and white abstract shot of junior hacksaw teeth. Shot with strong background light and various tweaks to emphasise contrast. Interesting how the shape of the teeth means the white could just as easily be the shape of the blade, rather than the black.
Held together with bailing wire and maybe a bit of chewing gum, the old truck grits it's mangled teeth and tries to keep going....
This mixed 1960s built estate has all but been demolished, to be replaced by a far more densely populated development where existing childrens playspaces have gone........this will be a kick in the teeth for the mental wellbeing and welfare of Parents with children who will live there.
The front of the Avery steam engine states the teeth talk. It is surely a coincidence, but this particular engine is separated from the others at the Reunion in Mount Pleasant.
Beaver teeth turn orange from the iron content in the food they eat. The hard orange enamel covers a softer layer underneath that constantly chisels away while they chew, giving them a permanent sharp edge. When they are very young their teeth are whiter.
7 days of shooting
Week #21
Looking up
Geometry Sunday
Orange beaver tumbler