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Shelter Series cats.
Considering a new addition to your heart & home? Why not check out your local SPCA or animal shelter where so many hearts are waiting to be loved & to give love.
You'll both be glad you did.
Some shots that were not used for the book. But I think these are post-worthy nonetheless.
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I know this image is missing a little bit of sharpness. But yet the subject gives me a good feel.
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Black-tailed prairie dogs.
Photo taken at Twycross Zoo, Warwickshire, UK.
DVD Forums Photograph a Day in July Challenge 2009 - 9th July.
A Red Crested Pochard couple was judging my intimate and dead slow approach by a boat with concern. The male was showing the paths to escape my intimacy and maintain a safe distance to keep me at bay to their private affairs and his partner simply following her love. But I managed to permit few moments from them to have such shots that will remain in my memory for long long time. Pics was from Ahiron, W.B., India.
This small figure has attracted much attention and affection. The 4cm tall sandstone figure was discovered in 2009. The Historic Scotland dig was at the Links of Noltland Westray. Westray is known as, “The Queen O’ The Isles.” Also rendered as, “The Queen of the North Isles.” The figure after conservation and recording has been returned to Westray and is on show at the Westray Heritage Centre a museum, archive and information centre in the island’s main village of Pierowall.
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A Helios 44 2 58mm ƒ/2 lens was used to take this picture, further details below.
The Wallace Cave Rosslyn has been extended, locked and opened over the last several hundred of years. It is close to Prehistoric Carvings and may have been used by seasonal nomadic hunter gatherers all the way through William Wallace and the Wars for Independence all of the way through to modern history lovers and nature observers. The Wallace Cave is opposite to Rosslyn Chapel and Castle near the current Roslin Village. There are other Wallace and the one in Rosslyn Glen is not very large, there are other larger caves locally. The Westray Wife as figure might have been a toy like a doll, a sacred talisman and representation for playing games scratched into the ground, or even a religious figure for worship as a goddess. The resin moulded figure here from the Gift Shop at Westray Heritage Centre is serving a model for photography. In the links there is mention of there now being Four Westray Wives and there are links to The Brodgar Boy a similar prehistoric figure found at The Ness of Brodgar.
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Home of the Westray Wife
Westray Wife (also known as the Orkney Venus)
westraypapawestray.co.uk/westray-wifey/
The “Westray Wife” Neolithic carved figurine
westraycommunity.co.uk/history/
Westray Wife
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Westray_Wife
News of the Third Figurine, I believe that there are now Four Figurines from the same archaeological investigation.
Third 5,000-year-old figurine found at Orkney dig
www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotland-north-east-orkney-shetland...
Meet the “Brodgar Boy”
orcadian.co.uk/meet-the-brodgar-boy/
The ‘Brodgar Boy’ emerges … but what was it?
www.nessofbrodgar.co.uk/the-brodgar-boy-emerges-but-what-...
Helios-44 is a Soviet copy of the Carl Zeiss Biotar 58mm ƒ/2 lens produced under the Helios lens brand. The lens was made in the Soviet Union and Russia, primarily for the M42 lens mount.
Standard lens for small -format SLR cameras.
High-aperture six-lens anastigmat. Coated optics or multi-layer coating.
It was noted that the lens is distinguished by the precise coincidence of the visual and photographic planes of the image.
Helios-44, ZENIT CAMERA Archives,
"Fondness"
Ethnie minoritaire des Hmong Fleurs au marché de Bac Ha (Vietnam)
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You know, it just kinda chokes you up.
Source: popfig.jdhancock.com/2017/02/23/i-find-your-lack-of-affec...
This is my very first attempt to capture birds. I picked flamingos because they are gregarious birds that always stay in big flocks. So I assumed I would have better odds to capture either their long legs or short tails. While most of the birds in the flock were indifferent to my fiery passion in taking pictures of them, the two beautiful flamingos cast me an affectionate look!
In order to appreciate the generous affection from them, I didn’t eat any birds for my thanksgiving dinner. :-)
Once more, with feeling
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Love And Affection · Joan Armatrading