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Love is what keeps us warm
love is what holds us together
love is what makes us form
love is more than just clever
Last Week i had a Photowalk with Photoffee team at Tejgaon Railway station..there during the time we all capturing pics here and there..suddenly this Person looks to be the little child Sister bt after talking to her get to know the child is her own child..:/..Basically she asked me to capture their both photo..so than i took a picture of them..:)..thats the story behind this pic..:)..You can see the Affection of Mother towards her child..
Homage to Victor George ..... !
Shot taken from Marine drive, Cochin. As the rain is approaching father and son is running for shelter & trying to protect the cute little one from rain. I don't know what to write about the expressions on their faces. The father & son are concerned, the little one is curiously looking at something and may be wondering why everyone is running.
In split of a second they were out of my sight and it started raining. I tucked my camera in the bag, pulled out the rain cover over the bag, and started walked in the rain. As time passed the wind started to steal my umbrella, I folded it and stood there in the rain and the wind for probably an hour. Last year also I had stood in the same fashion but protecting someone from the wind and rain. But this was different, the wind was much more fierce and I could feel the rain drops piercing my soul .....
I love rain ....
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Took this shot when I was walking around in Magnuson Park in Seattle, and just noticed them. They were shoulder by shoulder and walked in front of me, and suddenly they stopped. I like this composition and instantly took this shot.
Among beardies, this is the ultimate face of endearment. Those eyes just scream "I love you so much..."
"... Now feed me worms you stupid fleshy piece of shit."
I pedaled as fast as I could... as if I were escaping from longing, from innocence, from her. Time has passed, and I have loved many women. And as they've held me close... and asked if I will remember them I've said, "Yes, I will remember you." But the only one I've never forgotten is the one who never asked...
We went to Philly for the day and though my goal was to get a Philly shot, I ended up trying to quickly capture this moment. This is also the first time Shada shows up in the 365. She was able to avoid it for 176 days.
Little Market House – affectionally known to local residents as the 'Pepper Pot'
The Pepper Pot was originally built in 1604 and subsequently remodelled by Robert Adam in 1761.
9th World Pride / 50th Capital Pride PARADE along 14th at R Street, NW, Washington DC on Saturday afternoon, 7 June 2025 by Elvert Barnes Photography
Elvert Barnes WITHOUT APOLOGIES / LGBTQ Public Displays of Affection Archives at elvertxbarnes.com/withoutapologies
En route to Thomas Circle
Visit WORLD PRIDE 2025 PARADE website at worldpridedc.org/events/parade/
Elvert Barnes WASHINGTON DC GAY PRIDE Archives at elvertxbarnes.com/dc-gay-pride-1
Elvert Barnes GAY PRIDE Archives at elvertxbarnes.com/gaypride
Elvert Barnes June 2025 at exbphoto.com/2025
there seemed to be lots of same-sex friendly affection in morocco. perhaps because opposite-sex affection isn't considered ok?
This photo follows in path with all the others here where one partner is identified and the other is not.
With those showing a man and woman, one is typically a romantic partner whose identity no one cares to learn. It is the family relative who counts for everything in the photograph. The romantic partner is typically lost to the ages. Prejudices against same-sex pairings in such photographs always dictate that the non-family member is a "friend." Few are willing to acknowledge that gay and lesbian folk in general from the distant past indeed did record their affections in picture for posterity.
Most everyone has a photograph of like kind in their family album. How such a photo came to be in the family album is always a mystery.
You scratch my neck, I'll scratch yours
I'm sure that all of my Flickr friends that frequently shoot at Dinner Island Ranch are acquainted with this lovely pair of Barred Owls. I've often wondered if they show up at this grove of live oaks to defend their territory or to greet us. When we observe loving affectionate interaction like this it's difficult to infer that they are agitated. They are undoubtedly relaxed and not bothered by our presence a mere 9 or 10 meters (30 to 33 feet) in front of them.
The Barred Owl (Strix varia) is a large owl native to eastern North America. They measure 40–63 cm (16–25 in) long. In recent years they have expanded their range across the northern US to the Pacific Coast and southward to California.
Typical habitat for the Barred Owl is dense woodlands. They prey on small mammals, reptiles and frogs.