HUSBANDS (male couples only)
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This is an archive image that I have never uploaded anywhere. It was transformed from color to B n W for this week's themed group, Smile on Saturday. The theme is "HIGH CONTRAST PORTRAIT in B&W".
Jack was in the yard adjusting sprinklers. He was soaked from head to toe. I was out taking photos of butterflies and birds. However, the most interesting subject in the yard at the time was Jack. So, I turned the camera towards him.
We were engaging in normal conversation as he was working away. Of course, I was click, click, clicking away. Suddenly, Jack looked up and I was caught. I love the fact that after all these years the moment he looks at me, a big grin appears on his face.
Have a wonderful day and happy snapping.
In addition to growing and tending trees with care, my husband makes me laugh. And he grows plants in his partial greenhouse. These are tiny cyclamen that bloom by unfurling their wee petals in an up-swept manner.
Bounced strobe. Thanks for looking. (I left parts of small leaves on the right for context. Should I remove them?)
NB. Taking a Cornell course on bird behavior/behaviour. Less active here now.
This sampler, stitched by my husband's Grandmother (most likely late 1800s or early 1900s), hangs in our front foyer. HSoS
This, too, is from our own personal garden. It's my husband that has the green thumb! He just loves making his garden just shine! These Clematis were so big and beautiful, I couldn't resist grabbing a few pics! Hope you enjoy!
Spanaway, WA
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This photograph has earned the following highest awards:
Rainbow of Nature, Hall of Fame
The Challenge Factory, regular win, 083121
My husband and I enjoy hiking through Zintel Canyon. The snow added some beautiful views--and more calories burned! 😊
(7DWF Saturday Theme: Landscapes)
My husband and I decided we wanted to try out the new tent so we loaded up and headed out to the Sequoyah State Park, located on Ft. Gibson Lake in Oklahoma. We just started the campfire when I looked up and noticed the colors in the sky.
My husband and I traveled through snow, sunshine, ice, Prairies, mountains, deserts, one Canadian province and 6 States - a total of 3,000 kms, one way to spend some time in this incredible Paradise.
We arrived as the sun hit its peak and we embraced the welcoming heat.
The show began with a visit from a coyote and a small herd of deer that chased him away. A lone buck meandered across the road. Hawks sat perched in the trees that resembled those in the Serengeti. As the Golden Hour approached, the tall, thick grasses illuminated a fiery orange - foreshadowing something that was about to transpire...
We were thrilled to spend a good four hours in this wonderful place before the sun disappeared and we made a promise that we would return, early the next morning, as the sun showed itself again, revealing the wealth of nature within this magnificent sanctuary.
Many years ago, when we were in a town in the Galapagos, my husband was amused to see the seal who was admiring the fish.
''Oh sweetness....How I miss you- Do I really? No...otherwise why would've I poisoned you? Dear husband , you said to me, you'd never want me to be alone...so I got a pet and guess what? I teached him how to sit, roll and give paw, but above all those things, me and him enjoy coming to see you lay here, so quiet...you've never been so handsome before...May hell take you while I teach and walk my boy...Rest now.''
Honestly this was a curious idea, it was interesting working on something like this. Satomi always manages to create very interesting scenes and its amazing how you can get creative with this... So y'all better go hype sato's new set or I will bite your toes off!
♥♥CREDITS♥♥
♥Hair by MVD - Malena
♥Dress by MVD - Glamonatrix
♥Pose by FOXCITY - Farewell (veil included) @Access
♥Background by FOXCITY - Photo Booth - Cemetery @Access
Biiiiiiig thank yous to my Aiden for being an amazing boy and help me with this picture! Mwah♥
A lovely walk heading toward the Black Forest my husband and I passed by Marienkapelle on the hill - Baden-Baden, Germany.
Many thanks for your kind visit
Some things you can work out just by looking at them - some you can't. (Usually until someone explains it; and sometimes not even then).
Mid Devon show, Knighthayes Court, Tiverton, Devon, UK.
(husband in action)
* minha filha fez seu primeiro salto de paraquedas
* my daughter made your first parachute jump
"An Ideal Husband" - O. Wilde
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LORD CAVERSHAM. And it is high time for you to get married. You are thirty-four years of age, sir.
LORD GORING. Yes, father, but I only admit to thirty-two—thirty-one and a half when I have a really good buttonhole. This buttonhole is not . . . trivial enough.
(Edited in KRITA)
This beautiful Robin was very content to perch on my husband's hand for some seed. Very trusting and such a wonderful nature encounter.
he, who patiently waits for me...he who asks me all of the time
if we should stop here or there so I can take a photo, puts up
with my moodiness, he pushes me to walk more "because there might
be something I would like to take picture of"....
and that is how this picture was "born"
I did walk a little more :-)
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Female on the left and the male on the right, probably discussing their plans for the day.
A’ tilleadh dhachaigh (returning home).
Crofting is a Scottish system of landholding and is an integral part of life in the Highlands and Islands. A croft (a small and arable area of land) has its tenancy normally bequeathed to a family member and this one in Staffin, in North East Skye had been occupied by my husband’s family for generations. So our plans began in 2022, post Covid and retirement, for us to return to the croft. The old family home, now belonging to a young local couple, can be seen on the bottom left of the photograph and our new home is being built on a site above the single track road into the village.
My husband and I went on a photo drive Saturday [7/6] to Mt St Helens Volcanic Monument. We had a great hike on the Hummock's trail and had a picnic at Coldwater Lake. Unlike last July when there were millions of tent capterpillars everywhere....we only saw a handful today.
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I invited my husband for a nice springwalk. It was our first sunny day in weeks. He denid and locked himselve into his garage and his cars. Oooh, did he regret. When I came home after my walk, I showed him my photo's and told him about the most amazing meeting I had with some special couple, only 10 meters ahead of me. He wept a tear and now clouds are in front of the sun. He returned to his garage, a bit grumpy between his cars. I still feel sunny because of all the great things I've seen and specially because of the couple I met. Thank you for our little talk today you two...
my husband has been trying (unsuccessfully) to get me into using twitter & signal boost accounts/ articles that counter dis/misinformation campaigns. i'm all for him & others doing that; but twitter is too loud for me to add my voice to the cacophony, & would rather resign precious energy to be spent where i can be most aeffective - the silent realm of light & shadow.
red filtered self on white frame i-type 600 film shot on polaroid now w available light
My husband has some really cool hidden treasures in the cupboard - Fujica ST605 with Pentacon macro bellows
Processed using RawTherapee, HaldCLUT Film Simulation - Black and White - Polaroid 672
Avatar (1980-1997) was a young stray my husband and I adopted from the Humane Society in 1982. He remained healthy for many years but in Jan. 1995, he was diagnosed with chronic renal failure (CRF). During his illness we learned about feline kidney failure from our vets and books. There was nothing online about it at that time. In an effort to distribute hard-to-find information to others with CRF cats, we created a website in 1996. During the 20 years or so that we were online we had thousands of visitors and thousands of positive and caring emails both from feline caregivers and vets. Avatar became known internationally as the poster cat for feline CRF. Our website received very positive reviews from both Cat Fancy and Cats magazines and was mentioned in three or four articles about kidney disease in both of these publications. The website was quoted in a Tufts University newsletter (Diagnosis: Kidney Disease) and was chosen as the Featured Website for September, 2001 by the American Association of Feline Practitioners. As time went on there was so much information about feline chronic renal disease online and, as we were growing older, we eventually felt that it was time to close the website. Our boy Avatar changed our lives dramatically for the better. He was an extraordinary cat and my soul-mate. All Avatar photos copyright C. Statton DiFiori
I invited my husband for a nice springwalk. It was our first sunny day in weeks. He denid and locked himselve into his garage and his cars. Oooh, did he regret. When I came home after my walk, I showed him my photo's and told him about the most amazing meeting I had with some special couple, only 10 meters ahead of me. He wept a tear and now clouds are in front of the sun. He returned to his garage, a bit grumpy between his cars. I still feel sunny because of all the great things I've seen and specially because of the couple I met. Thank you for our little talk today you two...
My husband told me to choose a dolly x-mas present, I ended up going for this gorgeous wardrobe I've been wanting for ages, and some more cute vases for decoration :3
The vase is by Yumi Yume
She also has a profile on Flickr :3