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Cormorant fishing is quite an old tradition in Guangxi province of China. But now-a-days, the fishermen use their nets and not the birds for fishing. However, some men, like the one in the photograph, have not abandoned their cormorants yet. When no fish is caught in the net, this old man buys fish from market for his pets and feeds them. The fisherman and his birds hold a strong relationship between them. I was able to capture such a candid and funny moment that also depicts his affection for the old companions.
Loch Uidh a'Chliabhain and the Manse Loch in the foreground; beautiful receding layers of mountains in the middle; a stunning dramatic display of crepuscular rays as a cloud obscured the rising sun in the distance.
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A monarch butterfly leans gently into a pink cosmos flower, their quiet connection captured in a tender moment of harmony between bloom and wing.
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Wild South Africa
Kruger National Park
Each individual Zebra has unique markings, like fingerprints in humans. It is said that newborn Zebra stay close to the mother to imprint her patterns.
Our latest visitors, taken through a chain link fence, a first. A small group of gobblers put on a display of affection for one hen that was nearby.
RKO_3488. An unexpected meeting! From the archives! Taken in The Netherlands.
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AFFECTION wears its heart where you can see it.
Subtlety was never the point.
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When you both get a quiet time together and you exchange affectionate stares and touches. Love is within each others hearts and your souls are one. Others see you both together and sense that this is an affectionate time.
Pentax K1000
Expired Fuji Velvia 50
I recently gifted my wonderful little Pentax K1000 to a good friend as their wedding gift. Bittersweet for sure, as I have had this trusted companion now for over a decade. But It had fallen out of the rotation & I love the act of giving and receiving film cameras to and from loved ones. (In fact, this camera itself was gifted to me by an old colleague.) Shooting film is already so special, somehow this makes it even more so. To my delight, I discovered a fully exposed roll of Velvia 50 inside from a few years ago. What a nice parting gift. Thank you for all the good years, Pentax K1000. May you have many more. xx