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Got nowt else to photograph and even snuggle-brothers Chewie & Midge won't pose for me. For the 4th time in a row I didn't see or hear any sign of foxes tonight, not sure it's worth carrying on with. Sorry for being miles behind again, just having a good old fashioned sulk
Definitely my grumpiest couple, Vaughn and Nomiki. I haven't taken pics of them together in ages! Vaughn needs to be completely restrung, with new elastic and all, and poor Nomi's wig is getting old and showing the cap too much in his part. Unfortunately, it's a long sold out Luts wig. Maybe I could get something to replace it from Crobidoll, in their 8/9 section.
Anyway, I do love these two boys and their story, and really should try to do more with them! Guess I need to dig out my extra elastic so that posing Vaughn isn't such a big fat pain in the ass. >_<;
I took this photo of a cow that was walking around my grandmas farm in NSW. it stared with a grumpy face straight into my camera lens. Taken with a Pentax K3 and a 55-300 sigma lens
Camera: Canon 600D
Lens: Canon EF 50mm f1.4
Stabilisation: hand-held
Lighting: ambient light
Recording format: JPEG (green filter)
Postprocessing: none
Throwin' cans at the wall, swearin' at the music on my walkman....tearin' up outlines........kickin' rollers. Grumpy old man describes me best.
This cow didn't seem to like it's picture being taken. Found her standing on a riverbank attempting to stare me out...! :-) Travis Wetland Nature Heritage Park, Christchurch, New Zealand.
Hahaha I just came across this old pic on my PC! Dolly Baroque and I 3 or 4 years ago.
It looks like she is telling me off! It has to be my all time favourite snapshot hahaha!
We had the previliege to see the young seals that had just been born and grumpies having scrapes at Donna Nook seal colony on the East coast of England
The Grampian Deltic started in Edinburgh and headed via Stirling to Aberdeen, returning via Kirkcaldy. 55009 is seen near Sighthill on 12th December 1981.
Luckily I chose not to travel on this and only took a couple of photos, as the steam heating apparently didn't reach some or all of the stock, leading to some grumpy participants.
This scene has completely changed since then, the fields in the foreground are now covered by the Edinburgh City Bypass and the Hermiston Gait shopping centre, and the Deltic is passing what is now Edinburgh Park station and tram interchange.
Today I received #lo-mob as gift, I was so happy...even if I am also "grumpy" for other thousand reasons. Anyway this is my Self-portrait of the week, shot and edited with my new, amazing app #lo-mob!
although it's a bright and sunny saturday morning i would like you all to meet grumpy. one of the resident fishyies at the manila ocean park. (can anyone shed some light on what kind of fish grumpy is?) this is a filler while i pp away the shots taken with a few flickr buddies yesterday. watch out for that!
according to rajesh grumpy is a tigerskanacia. thank you, kind sir. tigerskanacia sounds like a name of a brew that originated in thailand and bottled in belgium...
thank you! the second try for identification of grumpy comes from kansasphoto common name being blue mandarins and Latin name is Synchiropus Splendidus.
He just found out he's on Santa's naughty list.
Yes, that's frost and ice on his back.
The background is all frost covered grasses.
The grumpy girl (Elizabeth) at the Tate Modern in front of her favorite pieces of art, "Violins Violence Silence" by Bruce Nauman
The We're Here! group has visited the Grumpy group today.
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In West Vancouver there is a dog walk so dogs can walk freely without being on a leash. It runs beside the railway tracks and is separated from the sea walkway by a mesh fence. These two dogs looked awfully grumpy to me as I think they wanted to be with their master or mistress on the paved walk.
Mr. Grumpy is a male osprey taking umbrage at my presence on the road far below him. His invisible leg is fine, just drawn up into his belly feathers. He was only trying to chill, as evidenced by his one-legged stance, and my scary presence wasn't welcome.
The female and chicks - that I could barely see from the ground - were in the nest on the platform at the other end of the pipe where the male is perched.
Taken with a long lens and cropped, although you'd think from his expression I must be much closer.