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This is over exposed but I like the way their eye color pops up. I accidently left the camera on the wrong manual exposure.
While I was photographing some fossils today (catching up on the backlog, I'll have them up soon...), our cat Charlie was being a fine studio assistant. How better to contribute to my productivity than laying underfoot and being cute?
d300s, Nikkor 60 macro.
Feb 1st 2009
After Paul and I had lunch with my family we returned back home and had to give Val, the bunny, a wash and hairdry.
She hadn't been too well and needed a clean. We put her in the shower inside a wash basket in the hope she wouldn't try escaping. She was really good and well behaved and only tried a little nibbling and scratching. After the shower it was time to dry her off. We used my hairdryer and got most of her fur on top dry. She then sat wrapped in a towel on my lap for about an hour and got a bit dryer and felt a bit happier.
Also visited friends next door to see their new kitten. Very cute but Paul worries as cats try and attack Val and Tino. Let's hope Dexter behaves.
More from Western Plains Zoo...
A pair of Asian elephants "playing together"... as I heard a mother explain to her young daughter
For all I can tell, maybe that's what they're really doing & I'm just a cynical old man with a soiled mind...
Local families live along the first few miles of the Inca Trail. At one
break along the way, Tim refilled his water bottles. Soon after, a young
girl climbed up to cool off in the spray.
Oh My God.
He is a Spaz.
I can't handle it. I could bathe Clementine in the sink and she would sit there and take it.
Huck needs the big tub because he climbs out of the sink. Today he launched himself off of his turtle float and grabbed the towel that was along the rim of the bath and pulled himself almost all the way out. Of the Bathtub. He has no fear and he will be the death of me.
Something really different for me... it was a lot of fun!
My daughters' shih tzus, all related but from different litters, having a bath together. They weren't planning on staying in the tub for long!
This was taken with an ISO of 1600, F 2.8, at 1/60 of a second, so not as sharp as I would have liked. Next time, I will try to get some more natural looking light into the bathroom and also perhaps use a wide angle lens...