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In typical third-child fashion, Spike Dennis has been photographed far less frequently than his sister Delphine or his brother Salvador. Nor was his personal photoset graced with a pretentious foreign-language title. Off-camera, however, he's completely stolen the show.
Pippi is one of my son's class rats. She and her sister Squeaky are visiting us for Thanksgiving. Here, my wife holds her shortly after she has enjoyed a carrot.
This shot was in iffy light and handheld, so is far from ideal in many respects. But I thought the rat looked cute.
Details: Handheld, 100mm macro, SOOC
I found some old photographs of Molly as a baby, I cannot believe this is over 13 years ago. She is so small. I think what is worse though is the furniture. I miss her.
When we were at this spot on our hike, I couldn't help but call it "Pride Rock". These two standing up there totally reminded me of the scene from Lion King where Mufassa is explaining to Simba where he is and isn't allowed to go.
"Everything the light touches is our kingdom"
Man, I wanna watch that now! Lol
This was the best pick from my panning attempt... it's a lot harder than I thought it would be. I need more practice.
Blue fawn brindle female American Pit Bull Terrier with upright pricked ears and white markings. This APBT is giving a warning that it will bite! The mouth is closed tightly with the lips pursed forward in a pucker, the eyes are hard and intense with a furrowed wrinkled brow, the body is tense and prepared for a forward motion, tail is low and wagging downward, ears are turned between forward facing and to the side showing indecision.
These blue dogs are not rare, they come into the shelter daily and most will be killed. Stop the pit bull overpopulation!
Owners have three business days to reclaim their dogs or they will be euthanized due to breed, as this Houston city facility does not adopt out pit bulls or pit bull mixes.
Complain about the pit bull killing policy to countypets.com
Nico's dam. North American descent.
Making Nico a 1/2 German Boxer.
(this photo was NOT taken by me)
My next door neighbors' dog stays in their yard when they are outside, but sometimes she is let out unsupervised and then she wanders. She came over to play with my son yesterday, and he took these shots. I don't know what her name is.
The beast guards its lair. ***No doggies were harmed in the taking of this photo. (In other words, I did not close the door, nor did I turn the dryer on.)