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Futuro portatore di benessere...
Sei il battito del mio cuore e la vita che ho trovato in te.
Tu sei di più...
Sei la semplicità dell'amore.
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Silvia, 30 Settembre 2002
When ever you ask for a pose..............you rarely get thegood expression.
Create a scene and anticipate to capture the best moment
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My son on his second birthday with my father, a few months before he died aged 91. One of the last times they saw each other.
"100 pictures of my cats"
© 2013 Luciane Huffel
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Perhaps it is because I am on a Jane Austen kick, but this picture reminds me of Elinor and Marianne from Sense and Sensibility. After reading the novel, I began to see similarities between my girls and her characters. So this is my 21st century picture adaptation of the two Dashwood sisters ^^
Fawns and does show affection in sweet ways. Before going into my back yard I have to do so quietly so that I don't frighten the deer that rest and eat there.
© JANN ART PHOTOGRAPHY 2011
Music from the "Free Affection" playing somewhere in Marin County. (●'◡'●)
I am flip flopping between posting some new local pics and some old China pics.
Music from the "Free Affection" playing somewhere in Marin County. (●'◡'●)
I am flip flopping between posting some new local pics and some old China pics.
Unnatural Affections
One Pride Day in Toronto, I noticed a guy taking a million pictures of all the scandalous perverts, but pulling faces to clearly communicate his disapproval. Of course I had to photograph his performance. The moment he noticed, he rushed up and demanded I stop. I dedicate this to him and hope he found some kind of redemption in his collection of dirty, dirty pictures.
So, for your consideration, a set of illustrations taken from an encyclopaedic catalogue of human sexual diversity, chosen to poke at the way we run together moralizing with evidence-based medicine to produce ideas about what's healthy and what's criminal. Experts dissect and evaluate and problematize, religions vilify - and tourists walk around with cameras taking pictures and going EWWWWW!
This series is showing at garner narrative gallery www.garnernarrative.com in Louisville, KY, opening Friday April 6 (6-9 pm) and running through May 25, 2018.
Between the tents, dirt, sweat and urin there's still lots of time for looooooove.
BTW - If you see someone you know, please send me a pm or something so I can tag the capture/or in worst case - delete it.
Went to the HonFest in Baltimore today, so much fun!
HonFest is a local tradition. The Bawlmer term of endearment, Hon, short for Honey, embodies the warmth and affection bestowed upon our neighbors and visitors alike by historic working-women of Baltimore. HonFest is an annual celebration in honor of these women.
Since 1994, HonFest has grown from a tiny Baltimore's Best Hon pageant behind Café Hon, to a nationally recognized festival that covers four city blocks on Hampden's very own 36th Street. In recent years, the festival has been acknowledged by The New York Times, Rachel Ray's Tasty Travels, Nightly News with Brian Williams, The New York Post, Southern Living, The LA Times, HGTV, CNN, and just this April by The New Yorker.
The national media coverage isn't "breaking news" around here. Those of us who have witnessed the magnitude of more recent HonFests aren't surprised by national recognition. What has been more surprising to those close to the festival, however, has been the international recognition of late.
In answer to the question, "Is the hon a dying breed?," Denise Whiting, creator of HonFest, exclaimed, "No! Absolutely not. Hon will live on forever in our hearts, and HonFest gives everyone an opportunity to celebrate and embrace their heritage."
According to those statistics, it doesn't look like "HON" is going anywhere, any time soon. See ya in June, HON!
HonFest: A One-of-a-kind Baltimore Tradition
Think all summer street festivals are about the same? Check out HonFest. Locatecd in the Baltimore neighborhood of Hampden, HonFest celebrates the working women who helped make this great city what it is.
“Hon”, short for Honey, is a classic Bawlmer term of endearment. For generations, it has expressed the warmth and affection bestowed upon neighbors and visitors alike by our mothers and grandmothers.
Since 1994, HonFest has grown from a tiny Baltimore's Best Hon pageant behind Café Hon, to a nationally recognized festival that covers four city blocks on Hampden's very own 36th Street. In recent years, the festival has been acknowledged by The New York Times, Rachel Ray's Tasty Travels, Nightly News with Brian Williams, The New York Post, Southern Living, The LA Times, HGTV, CNN, and The New Yorker.
Each year, revelers from every corner of our city, region, and nation--not to mention from overseas—have come to Hampden to celebrate Baltimore heritage and experience what makes the town like no other.
WHAT IS A HON?
The term Hon is actually a friendly greeting and comes from the word honey. Around here, however, the women who vie to become Baltimore’s Best Hon are a vision of the sixties-era. They are women with beehive hairdos, bright-blue eye shadow, spandex pants and anything with leopard print!
FEEL LIKE YOU WON'T FIT IN?
At HonFest you too can get your own beehive in our Glamour Lounge, listen to talented local musicians, and check out the work of local artists, while you stroll down The Avenue.
HOW CAN I FIND IT!?
This nationally recognized festival covers four city blocks on 36th Street (The Avenue) in the neighborhood of Hampden. Hampden is a revered old-style Baltimore neighborhood, filled with quirky shops, quaint restaurants and endearing residents. HonFest gives local storeowners the opportunity to spill-out onto the sidewalk and showcase their wares. HonFest is a favorite destination for young and old, tourist and resident.
Fastened chest to chest.... See the love and affection in the father's face and the feel of security and contentment in the face of the baby !
Somethings in life never fail !!
( Seen in a busy mall in Singapore ! )
62.366: Sanura and Themba who are proud parents, of now 7 month year old cubs, show affection with each another at the Milwaukee County Zoo. I've been trying to capture a moment like this for a while, still close, I think I'm wanting a little less blur. I still really like this photo regardless.
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