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Taken in the Victoria & Albert Museum, London
Detail of
Maternal Affection - by Edward Hodges Baily (1837)
Several mini carnations I made. Some were tinted with watercolor. Some have color edges. Size around 1.4 cm (9/16 inch) in diameter, differs slightly from flower to flower. Tiny as they are, each has 4 layers of paper handkerchief separated carefully with tweezers.
Sources have it that carnations signify deep love and bonds of affection, not limited to a mother's or a parent's love. Among the sea of exotic flowers, these quiet and fragrant babies are always overlooked. It is my wish to promote them as a back-to-tradition way of expressing love.
West Village Walk After the Gay Pride Parade along 8th Avenue at West 4th Street in NYC on Sunday evening, 26 June 2022 by Elvert Barnes Photography
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"Number 2", who really deserves a better name! He really has great affection for his two remaining ladies.
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From friendship, to filial, to romantic love, it fills our heart with warmth.
Just thinking about a sibling, a partner, a good friend or special friend, it fills us with a good feeling when all is well, it can give you peace.
And I will show you that love and a kiss is NOT just for the young!
Thank you, M, (*_*)
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Red Deer,
Bushy Park,
Hampton.
Bushy Park is a deer park. Red and Fallow Deer still roam freely throughout the park, just as they did when Henry VIII used to hunt here.
There are currently about 320 deer and their grazing is essential to maintain the high wildlife value of the park's grasslands. Unlike cutting, grazing creates more variation in structure and plant diversity and does not damage the anthills, which add further diversity and character to the grassland.
“You yourself, as much as anybody in the entire universe, deserve your love and affection.” ~ Lord Buddha
A rather forlorn looking scene, I know, but I found it so poignant I had to capture it. It was taken on a very grim and dour New Years Eve day. The week prior to this shot had been one of constant gun metal skies and rain and this was the first day that was rain free. I had taken the opportunity, like many others that day, to get out and have a walk around a local small lake and the riverside paths after the frantic madness of the Xmas hols. Once again it was one of those times where I'd given up any hope of capturing a decent shot on such a blandly lit and subject free day but as I made my way home I happened to see strange spots of intense bright colours lying on top of the rapidly thawing icy surface of the lake. I made my way around to that part of the lake and discovered what the spots of colour were, flowers! Sadly, someone, a man or woman, had dashed onto the ice a beautiful bouquet of large pink, white and yellow daisies. It was quite sad to stand there and see something so bright and gorgeous lying discarded on the dirty looking ice. Obviously a show of affection or love had been rejected or a heart betrayed. How tragic that it was on New Years Eve, the one time of the year when people ordinarily celebrate their feelings towards each other, make wild demonstrations of their love or plan new experiences to share in the oncoming year. I hope whoever was hurt has found someone new in their life.
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.