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Nikon D700 + 85mm f1.4
iso 200
1/2000 sec at f1.4
you know its beautiful but you cant really explain it
Some lads really know how to charm. 4 more in comments.
One of the snow leopard cubs thanks his dedicated keeper.
Seen at Marwell Zoo, Hampshire.
Sled dogs were important for transportation in arctic areas, hauling supplies in areas that were inaccessible by other methods. They were used with varying success in the explorations of both poles, as well as during the Alaskan gold rush.
We had an excursion to an old Chena Indian village for a glimpse into Alaskan life and history. We saw some resident sled dogs and their handlers. The love they had for each other was evident to see.
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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.
My boyfriend took me to a ski slope this evening and it was wonderful! so quiet and full of snow.. There was this lovely couple standing right under the snow machine. It was so beautiful!
For FGR and Affection
p.s. the photo is SOOC, a 100% :)
pp.s. my camera wasn't on b&w mode, it's just that the snow was white and the shadows appeared black :)
Please, View On Black
Explore: Feb 14, 2009 #88
Some shots that were not used for the book. But I think these are post-worthy nonetheless.
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Yuba decided affection was a good substitute for a snack and settled down so I could take his picture and pet him.
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.
TOMORROW, FATHERS'DAY...
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In many countries, it was last Sunday in Belgium.
I wish all the daddies a good day. Hope you can see them, hug them and get hugged.
Girls are known to be daddy's girls.
However to boys they can very much be the model in their lives.
FATHERS, don't underestimate your importance and impact.
It is never easy being a parent!
Each child is an individual... does not come with an instruction manual! LOL
A lifelong commitment, that's being a parent, to care about smaller and bigger things, the being there, we have a duty, the morals that we teach them... that's what will (ideally?) shape them, let's not underestimate the impact we have on our nearest and dearest.
The 'father' figure is often one of strength and discipline, never forget that bit of tenderness, so needed in all our lives.
Have a wonderful day, filled with love and beauty, M, (*_*)
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Affectionally (and perhaps, not so affectionally) called "The Brick" because of its shape, and weight. When I saw it, I thought it looked kind of Steam Punkish, and I snatched it up right away. It's heavy enough to weigh a body down in a lake, IYKWIM. lol I believe that this is the Argus C3, which began to be manufactured in 1939, in Ann Arbor Michigan. More info can be found here. camerapedia.wikia.com/wiki/Argus_C3
