Cavalier King Charles Spaniels
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I shot this thru my living room window and he was a long ways off.
I love looking out the window and seeing this guy relaxing and just being in the moment
in keeping with the low light theme I've been posting lately. Not really on purpose. Just archive diving.
This was taken last January very late in the day. Cav still had his winter coat and he still had his left eye
Well, buds as long as Pete doesn't try to get any of my attention that Cav feels entitled to, LOL
Anyway, Pete and Cav wish all who celebrate a Happy Easter and they said eat tons of chocolate eggs, too!
Pete's got some major whiskers going on now. Hmmm, time for a shave? Actually, no, I think they're pretty cute
. . . how 'bout you scratch my butt a while?
Oh Cav. He does love a good butt scratch, LOL
He's wearing his muddy winter coat now. Nothing but rain and mud here, ugh!
When I shooting the dandelion bending down closely to the lawn, I looked up to see this handsome dog stop to look at me. Ah, my best chance to shoot this perfect portrait of him.
Please refer to the photo below in the commennt.
is what horses are to many.
Handsome Cavalier.
For this photo, Cav was standing out in front of my barn and the barn was in deep shadow but Cav was out far enough away from the barn to catch some light giving him some nice rim light along with capturing some breath vapor. One of my favorite kinds of photos of him.
HD Pentax-DA 16-85mm f/3.5-5.6 ED DC WR
Sherlock bakes a nice fluffy bed out of the throw pillows on the bed while I'm in the shower.
Antico oratorio (e ospizio per i pellegrini) costruito dai Cavalieri di Malta (iscrizione del 1362) - Borgo Marina Imperia Italy
"It is not love that should be depicted as blind, but self-love."
Voltaire
"As brilliant as it is terse, what Voltaire’s quote reveals is his awareness of how narcissists’ self-delusions of superiority prevent them from seeing themselves as they are. As already indicated, they’re blinded by their idealized image of self, which they’ve fabricated to hide from themselves (and others) innermost doubts about their worthiness. And so they’re driven to portray themselves not simply as good enough but far beyond good enough: gifted, exceptional, unique."
How many of us have known narcissists in our lives? Probably all of us but sometimes we might not have known that's what they are. We humans need our eyes wide open in order to really see.
But the thing I love about my horses, they see things so differently through a lens in ways we humans are not capable of.
They are honest, observant, kind, forgiving, willing, and completely untouched by how beautiful and special they are. They don't brag or judge, condemn or feel contempt. They just are. They are very sentient beings who will give you what you ask for if you ask them in the right way.
Cav, with just his one eye, probably sees more than most people do with two. I love his soul and his quirky personality, because he really does have both, LOL! But that's part of what I love so much about him.
And if you've read all the way to the end here, well, then you are a special friend
Himachal Pradesh (Inde) - Le cheval reste, aujourd’hui encore, le meilleur moyen de circuler dans les contreforts de l'Himalaya indien pour accéder aux hameaux perdus en altitude, situés de part et d’autre la la route Leh-Manali.
Certains cavaliers, anciens nomades sédentarisés, qui ravitaillent ces villages excentrés, se sont partiellement reconvertis dans le tourisme et proposent de rejoindre Leh à cheval, plutôt que d'emprunter le bus ou louer un 4 x 4 avec chauffeur.
Ce cavalier au sourire de vendeur de voitures d’occasion, qui serait capable de vous vendre une poignée de graviers au prix de l’or, a été photographié au col de Rhotang en 1995. Déjà à l'époque il proposait d'organiser des expéditions équestres pour les rares touristes qui passaient par là.
Himalayan rider
Himachal Pradesh (India) - The horse remains, even today, the best means of circulating in the foothills of the Indian Himalayas to reach the hamlets lost in altitude, located on both sides of the Leh-Manali road.
Some riders, former sedentary nomads, who supply these outlying villages, have partially converted to tourism and offer to join Leh on horseback, rather than taking the bus or renting a 4 x 4 with driver.
This rider with the smile of a used car salesman, who would be able to sell you a handful of gravel at the price of gold, was photographed at the Rhotang pass in 1995. Already at the time he proposed to organize equestrian expeditions for the rare tourists who passed by.
- Disregard exif data. They correspond to the material that I used to scan the negative.
- Ne pas tenir compte des données exif. Elles correspondent au matériel qui m'a servi à scanner le négatifs.
Nikon F 90 - 20 mm f:2,8 - Flash SB 24 - Film Ilford HP5 +, développé dans du Microphen à bain perdu, dilué 1+3.
Himachal Pradesh (Inde) - Le cheval reste, aujourd’hui encore, le meilleur moyen de circuler dans les contreforts de l'Himalaya indien pour accéder dans les hameaux perdus en altitude, situés de part et d’autre la la route Leh-Manali.
Certains cavaliers, anciens nomades sédentarisés, qui ravitaillent ces villages excentrés, se sont partiellement reconvertis dans le tourisme et proposent de rejoindre Leh à cheval, plutôt que d'emprunter le bus ou louer un 4 x 4 avec chauffeur.
Ce cavalier a été photographié au col de Rhotang en 1995. Déjà à l'époque il proposait d'organiser des expéditions équestres pour les rares touristes qui passaient par là.
Nikon F2, 20 mm f : 2,8, HP5+
Négatif scanné avec un Nikon D750
Himalayan rider
Himachal Pradesh (India) - The horse remains, even today, the best means of circulating in the foothills of the Indian Himalayas to reach the hamlets lost in altitude, located on both sides of the Leh-Manali road.
Some riders, former sedentary nomads, who supply these outlying villages, have partially converted to tourism and offer to join Leh on horseback, rather than taking the bus or renting a 4 x 4 with driver.
This rider was photographed at the Rhotang pass in 1995. Already at the time he proposed to organize equestrian expeditions for the rare tourists who passed by.
(Cavaliers en Automne)
My photographic license at work here, with my interpretation of a rare artistic print called "Cavaliers en Automne" or "Riders in Autumn" by Jean-Pierre Cassigneul 1989.
A local resident dressed as a Cavalier for the Imperial City Festival in Rothenburg ob der Tauber, Germany.
Thousands of local residents dress up in the garb of medievil times and the history of the town is brought to life. A fantastic festival that we were lucky enough to be a part of!
Camera and lens:
Pentax *istD + Pentax FA* 28-70 f2.8
MAYE : Galop de Camargue (2017)
(Expo d'art urbain We are still here)
Jacques-Emile BLANCHE :
Mademoiselle Meuriot sur son poney (1889)
Musée du Petit Palais, Paris
Seen these two cavaliers about 50 yards from each other within a minute, what are the chances of that!! This one looks to be in better condition.
Oliver will be 4 years old in 3 months. He is such a pretty boy. Cavalier King Charles Spaniel. #cavalierkingcharlesspaniel
Seen these two cavaliers about 50 yards from each other within a minute, what are the chances of that!!
HMS Cavalier (R73) a Royal Navy C Class destroyer serving between 1944 and 1972. I have a particular interest in this ship as my father served on one of her sisters HMS Chevron during his long Royal Navy career. HMS Cavalier is now a museum ship at Chatham Royal Navy Dockyard.
Seen in North Cheam, Surrey, with bonus Mark 3 Cavalier CD saloon behind.
B996 OLA
✓ SORN
MOT Expired 2 April 2024
Vehicle makeVAUXHALL
Date of first registration 12 February 1985
Year of manufacture 1985
Cylinder capacity 1796 cc
Fuel type PETROL
Export marker No
Vehicle status SORN
Vehicle colour WHITE
Mileage at last MOT: 73,300
Mileage since previous MOT: 25
MOT expired without being submitted for a new test.