HUSBANDS (male couples only)
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My husband shot this patient—or scared-witless—Pacific tree frog using his Nikkor 200mm macro lens and his old Nikon D4.
Same position but different angle than mine—in first comment.
There's room in the world for many different styles and apertures, and Howard and I are at either end of the spectrum. He's an IT Doc and physics guy, and has little close-sighted vision. We make a perfect pair, united in admiration of this tiny frog. Howard took this at 13:58. I took mine at 11:40. Both in shade of back deck.
My husband built this birdhouse back in Alaska to specific sizes for swallows. Chickadees used it two years in a row. It stood high on a metal pole away from interlopers.
Then we moved here, birdhouse included, and finally, tree swallows! Sounds like quite a few hungry ones inside.
Photo today by my husband, Howard Marsh, using his D4 and my 500mm f/4 on the Manfrotto monopod.
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.
My husband liked this retro nixie-tube display; I bid on and eventually received it for him Rotrics.com’s Kickstarter. These are three of the backs of the tubes out of six.
(See first comment for the Rotrics photo and info.)
'Nixie tubes were introduced in the mid-1950s for numerals display. The bright warm orange glow has become a legendary symbol for the retro-tech.' ~Rotrics.com
My husband bought this for me as a surprise, it is a Gnome be Gone made by Sugarpost artist Fred Conlon www.sugarpost.com/. I now have several of his pieces and just love them; they are fun and whimsical and suit my personality.
ODC - focal point
Today marks my 27th wedding anniversary. My husband is so awesome, he woke up early to help me shoot a Sr. Portrait appointment. We were downtown in Salt Lake and the weather was lovely and overcast. The early morning sun peeked through the clouds and illuminated this tangle of webs on this old ornate fence, I had to step away from my appointment for a minute just to snap this for my 366 project. It is so much easier for me to do this type of photography than work with people but I am getting more comfortable so that's something.
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.
Hello my amazing Flickr friends !!
Today is a red day at Color my World Daily and the theme at Macro Mondays is royal. I decide to go with my tiny play cards (about 0,78 mm of hight). I have a royal hungover from my welcome back party for my son (see my yesterday’s post). I have to go to my office today and it is the solar eclipse. I honestly don’t know how I will handle all of that with a huge hangover … I keep my fingers crossed and I have my solar eclipse glasses with me (my husband got me one pair so I’m lucky since they are impossible to get anywhere near Montreal). Should I take my camera to the office ? I don’t know … I had some polish doughnuts and way too much alcohol yesterday (my Dad makes the best Spanish coffee in Montreal !!!). each time I ask myself : why I’m not a classy lady ??? And why I don’t stop before it is too late ? Well, at 51 years old, I still don’t know and I have no self control. Do I regret it ? NO ! Will I do it again ? YES ! I’m pretty much sure there is another party coming on very, very soon…And I ask myself : how do royal families treat hungover situations ?
Mucho, mucho amor for you my friends !!
Thank you so much for all your lovely comments / favs/ general support / happy thoughts!! Stay safe and well!! And see you soon on Flickr !
''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♥
Binx loves to help with anything. Right now, he is helping my husband play Madden Football. He has all sorts of good ideas and he will even tell you when you have played long enough with a little nip at your hand. Do you think the cat runs the house? Well, you would be correct! Haha!
12 of 25 Days of Christmas
365: the 2022 Edition 346/365
"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)
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Female on the left and the male on the right, probably discussing their plans for the day.
three gulls, just in time to add another to the Utata weekend project
We had such a terrific sunset and for once my husband didn't get impatient and let me take photos till the sun disappeared.
Please don't invite this to any more groups (it is in Utata, with a limit on other groups).
Eamon Cale continues gently, "Father, by your plan man and woman are united, and married life has been established as the one blessing that was not forfeited by original sin or washed away in the flood." He smiles at Bails. "Look with love upon this woman, your daughter, who will join to her husband in marriage. She asks your blessing. Give her the grace of love and peace."
Iohannes Crispien grins at the 'two becoming one' Looking at Bails, blushing as he considers her his better half.
Eamon Cale looks to Ioh. "May her husband put his trust in her and recognize that she is his equal and the heir with him to the life of grace. May he always honor her and love her as Christ loves his bride, the Church. Father, keep them always true to your commandments. Keep them faithful in marriage and let them be living examples of that faith."
Bailey Longcloth smiles at Ioh, honor, love, trust. Those three things they both shared she knew without doubt.
Elise Capalini's throat gets tight. She swallows hard, but it doesn't ease. She tries not to cry as she watches Bails and Ioh, wondering if this is how parents felt when their kids got married. She listens to Eamon's strong voice, the words he says, and all that rests beyond them.
One of my most favorite pictures ever.
My reeeally good friend from college & her then fiancee.
This was from a session from January.
I (& my husband Chris) just shot their wedding this past Saturday.
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...
ok, so i guess "feed me seymour" is a better title, huh?
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Mrs. Ford's love of gardening and horticulture was said to be second only to her devotion to her husband and family. Her tastes in gardening were simple, at least as far as design and color were concerned. She preferred old-fashioned plant varieties such as Bachelor Buttons, Petunias, Irises, Peonies, Tulips, Lillies, Heliotropes, Delphiniums, Forget-Me-Nots, English Primrose, Scilla and, of course, Roses planted in relatively informal patterns. Indoors, her fondness for gardening was expressed by a variety of small cut flowers in small glass vases that were displayed in each room. In addition, there were assortments of foliage plants, especially located in the Swimming Pool area.
Clara Ford spent many hours planning, touring, and pampering her treasured Blue, English, and Rose Gardens, always on the lookout for imperfections such as a misplaced marigold among a sea of aqua and sky-blue blossoms. Her efforts were recognized publicly when she served as a president of the Women's National Farm and Garden Association from 1927-34.
It has been a number of years since the majority of Fair Lane's elaborate gardens have been planted and pampered the way they must have been when Mrs. and Mr. Ford were in residence. Consider, if you will, that Mrs. Ford routinely employed 25 fulltime gardeners in 1926. However, while these gardeners helped to cultivate estate grounds, there were only five servants that maintained the entire residence.
It would be almost impossible for the Henry Ford Estate-Fair Lane, as a non-profit organization, to restore each garden area fully. However, restoration of certain areas to their early 1920's state is now proceeding. The garden scheme being implemented reflects the original plan of Jens Jensen.
Gratitude is the simplest way to change one’s perspective of the world. It allows us to appreciate the positive, rather than focus on the negative aspects of our lives. Learning to be grateful helps us appreciate the little things in life that we tend to take for granted, which brings about a deep feeling of satisfaction that fulfills and nourishes us.
I'm going to try for the month to show some of the people and things I'm truly THANKFUL for.
Today I'm thankful for Dave who goes along with some of my silliness escapades. Yesterday we had fun at the senior center lunch.
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
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...