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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.
Unlikely as it looks, this is how our dogs show affection for each other. They are actually practicing their hunting skills, There is lots of growling & teeth but the tails wag and the two of them appear to enjoy themselves.
#39 Affection
Seen in 113 pictures in 2013
J 'affectionne particulièrement cette série réalisée sur la plage de Piombino. C'est un lieu plein de vie , d'exubérance , de gens qui parlent fort , d'enfants et de jeunes amoureux ... un peu comme sur toutes les plages finalement.
When you work somewhere were coupling is the norm, finding views like this is beautiful.
Just another form of Beauty.
This shot is so special to me because, It was my sons first day in the fifth grade, and he was very nervous. So, I just happen to have my Nikon D80 with me when my beautiful wife offered reassurance, and comfort to my son Kyle. After her talk with him, she bent down to kiss him, and I feel really blessed that I was able to capture this special moment so vividly. He had a great first day by the way.
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.
A beautiful studio portrait of two attractive young women who must be sisters. Unfortunately no information to date or identify this one. A relaxed and natural pose.
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.
When I asked this man permission to photograph his horses, which were set up to pull a wagon in the parade, he agreed readily. Then the three held their heads close, as if to show the affection.
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Size 3 needles, yarn held single
Size 3 needles, yarn held double
Size 2 needles, yarn held single (color stripe test)
I like the double-held yarn the best, so moving forward with that.