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Two sea otters—a mother and pup, perhaps—floating together near Morro Rock.
117 in 2017: #56 Floating
The definition of 'cuddle':
1. The empty act of pretending there is any more left after coitus.
2. Laying in between warm sheets feeling cold.
3. Skin against skin, yet miles apart.
Ruby has it rough growing up. Coming from a prostitute background, he is forced to follow his mother's footsteps. There is no meaning to it all and he feels cold inside. Refusing to end up like his mother, he eventually tries to break free. But getting out of a background of prostitution feels like fighting quicksand. It won't be easy.
Each of the dogs Janice met yesterday, (left to right): Allegiant, Bogie, and Timber, was super-friendly and needed time to cuddle.
Named by 4 and 6 year olds... I claim no responsibility!!
These little girls are one of the reasons I have been off-line a bit recently. We adopted them at the beginning of the week from the SPCA, and I have spent weeks preparing for them to come home, researching, building their cage, gathering supplies and sewing stuff for them :)
They spent the first couple of days hiding in their little house fulltime, but have gotten more and more brave over the week... venturing out while there are people around, and even while our cat is up with her nose at the front of the cage dreaming of guinea pig delicacies!
Cuddles is the black and brown adult, and Fluffy is her 3 week old daughter (Black with white streak).
They always do this and I never have my camera ready before they realize "Oh, she's getting the camera...let's totally move."
Mango was already annoyed, as you can see.
Family Moments, happy with my brothers S and Mark, love you guys, you make my sl a lot funnier and happier
They aren't brothers, but they might as well be. Unfortunately couldn't completely fix the blown out highlights on the black and white cat in post.
Shot with a Vivitar Series 1 28mm f/1.9 lens.
Two River Otters cuddle at Trout Lake on a stormy Spring night back in 2013.
I haven't seen River Otters in Yellowstone since then. Hopefully this Spring my luck will change and I will be able to grab a few photos again.
Trout Lake, Yellowstone National Park, May 2013.
Cabot Circus, had to be quick off the mark to get this.
Ilford HP5+ pushed to 800 in Rodinal 1-25 8 minutes with very gentle agitation, no inversions. This film came out how I expected very contrasty and grain not to coarse, not sure if I would use it all the time, but I think it suited the subject I was shooting Tuesday night.
If I remember right, I was shooting at F2.4 for most of the pictures I was taking that night, I didn't want the softness of wide open, but I did want shallow depth of field and I needed the speed because the light was low.