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is the expression of care. It symbolizes security, protection, comfort and approval
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Hey guys im gonna be doing this thing where everyday ill upload a letter and tell u a word that its symbolizes to me and isa ull like it =D
I saw a photo of Latenightowl's raccoon's belly with her recent spaying stitches and thought it would be nice if Taj would show hers. I got the camera, walked into my bedroom and there the pair of them were - just like this - only asleep! Even when she is sleeping Taj always keeps her feet and legs bent, unlike Kita who is usually reaching for the other side of the room when he sleeps. You can see by their faces and Kita's paw positiion how cute and cuddly they were sleeping with Taj's belly up in the sunlight.
Camera model : Canon
ISO speed : ISO-800
F-stop : f/36
Exposure time : 1/4 sec.
Focal lenght : 47mm
Flash mode : No flash
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- Vincent Van Gogh
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An explore series I did not expect. I'm so excited! 550 followers so far, soo happy:)
Had a busy weekend with no time to take pictures:( But next week I will get my new Sigma 35mm 1.4 lense and it will be tested as soon as possible :D
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The rabbit on the right spent some time grooming the rabbit on the left. Colne Point Nature Reserve, St Osyth, Essex.
More deer affection :o) I love to catch random shots of the deer. Comical, affectionate, interesting. Their closeness and protective ways are fascinating to see and capture on camera.
Take a look at the other deer photos taken today. Click on this link and scroll down.
www.flickriver.com/photos/n2kmp/
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Today, it being spring and our wardrobes overflowing we conducted a long overdue cull of clothes too long hibernating and deserving the freedom of the charity shop or the bin.
Doing so I came upon this shirt, unwearable as a result of all the pulls in the front, but which until today I couldn’t bring myself to part with.
It is some two years now since our twenty-year old cat Jake departed this life and there’s still a hole in our hearts where he used to be. He was very fond, even in his final days of jumping onto my lap and kneading my tummy with his remarkably sharp claws before settling down to sleep.
These pulls were the only tangible evidence I had left in this world of him and of his affection for me.
At least there’s now a picture to document that evidence even though it too has now departed.
Taken from a boat on the Chobe river near Kasane, in Botswana!
Father and son waterbuck!
Apologize for replacing the photo and indirectly deleting the faves. I just uploaded another shot and unfortunately something went wrong with the previous upload.
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i wrote this on a napkin, and then wondered whether it's better this way, or on the back of a business card. i can't decide (the business card draft is here)
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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.
I remember a time when she didn't just hold onto me; she held me Large On Black
Or maybe she's ordering some dog treats? : )
Pondicherry, India: A candid shot walking in the streets. The posture of affection caught my eye. This must be friendship.
and listen to an Indian song
(which also shows why girl friends are better :-)
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