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Alumno de la Licenciatura en Diseño Digital, 1er Cuatrimestre. Trabajo realizado por: Pablo Noé Kibsaim Meza Rangel
You might be able to see the bee Damien the dog is after if you look carefully!! He eternally hates them because when he was a puppy he was playing and saew it move so sniffed it and it stung him right on the nose and he howled all day and his nose swelled up!!!So whenever he sees one he trys to catch it!!
Tammy x
From an abandoned building in Matanzas, Cuba, right across from the site of the theatre reconstruction.
Windblown tree on Swyncombe Down, South Oxfordshire.
Trying to capture the motion and tenacity of this tree clinging to a windswept hilltop in the Chilterns.
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I have a grocery bag filled with pieces of a grape vine I cut down last spring, figuring they would make great still-life subjects someday. That day is now.
For some thoughts about gently under-exposing to make the best use of shadows, see the post LESS SHOWS MORE on my photoblog THE NORMAL EYE. Here's the link: thenormaleye.com/2013/05/02/less-shows-more/
Alfie, like many ferrets, thinks that rubber and rubberlike materials are THE GREATEST. She discovered the nonslip pad under the kitchen mat. And boy did she want to drag it off somewhere..
My favorite little plants of 2011. At Motmans, my favorite garden shop. Evidently last summers Petunia display dropped seeds into the crack of the sidewalk.....these little petunias have had the tenacity to bloom brightly.
te·na·cious/təˈnāSHəs/Adjective1. Not readily letting go of, giving up, or separated from an object that one holds, a position, or a principle: "a tenacious grip".
Stolt Tenacity, Port: Monrovia, Liberia; Built 1978 (Normandie, France) Chemical Tanker-Double Bottom