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Mocha was the runt of the litter. Her mother hid the kittens in moving boxes that were placed in the back of a truck and traveled from Vermont to New York. The people never knew the kittens were in there. The only one to survive was the runt. We rescued her from a Humane Society Shelter almost eight years ago. Despite her congenital heart defect which causes horrible breathing problems and one attack of congestive heart failure she a character...and not afraid of a moving box or two...

 

Camera: Hipstamatic

Lens: Buckhurst H1

Film: Float

Flash: Off

This picture is from the same session as this close-up.

 

This is one of his favorite positions...

With your eyes on my secrets, god knows what you'll see...

 

Camera: Hipstamatic

Lens: Salvador 84

Film: Cano Cafenol

Flash: Off

 

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Taken in our garden. Here you can see the setup for this picture.

This is the guy which was shaking his head in my previous picture.

...Pick me up and take me like a vitamin

'Cause my body's sweet like sugar venom...

 

Yes, my Starbucks is in the lobby of the Empire State Building. My barista is named Alex and he is adorable and shy. Occasionally he draws smiley faces on my cups or writes little notes on them telling me enjoy my day or that I have a nice smile.

 

I enjoy him.

 

It's feels good to hear nice things.

  

Camera: Hipstamatic

Lens: Matty ALN

Film: AO DLX

Flash: Off

Another shot of the 11 week old cubs...

This little bugger just explored my computer. After a short photo session, he's now safe outside again...

 

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More pictures of Wilbär.

Again, another view on my favorite sculpture. This time, I played a bit with curves in Photoshop.

"The greatness of a nation can be judged by the way its animals are treated."

Mahatma Gandhi

 

"He who is cruel to animals becomes hard also in his dealings with men. We can judge the heart of a man by his treatment of animals."

Immanuel Kant

   

Camera: Hipstamatic

Lens: Tejas

Film: Ina's 1935

Flash: Off

What the fuck was I thinking?

 

I'm developing my sense of humor until I can laugh at my heart between your teeth, until I can laugh at my face beneath your feet.

 

I'm having some trouble just breathing. If we weren't such good friends I think that I'd hate you. If we weren't such good friends I'd wish you were dead.

 

What the fuck was I thinking?

  

Camera: Hipstamatic

Lens: Kaimal Mark II

Film: DC

Flash: Off

I did not only photograph the zebra's butt... ;)

Sunderland tram 101 (Blackpool Balloon 703) at the Home Farm / Tram Depot tram stop, Beamish Museum, County Durham. Thursday 12 April 2012.

 

IPhotograph copyright: Ian 10B.

Camera: Canon EOS 550D.

  

When digging through my vault, I found another nice shot from the "Rocky and the big horse" series.

I see you bite your bottom lip...

 

I almost hear you catch your breath...

 

I’m on a fire escape where you said to wait...

And I did...

I heard the cold wind say 'You’re a fool to stay,' but I did...

 

You’re not my home...

  

Camera: Hipstamatic

Lens: James M

Film: DC

Flash: Off

 

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While playing (i.e. chasing each other), one of the tiger cubs fell into the water. The others obviously tried to pull him out of the water, but he was able to get out on his own (as you can see, he's standing in the water on a small ledge, so he could jump out of the water)

 

See here for the beginning of the story. Continue here to part 3.

  

When I was standing just in front of this building, looking up, I somehow had the impression of seeing the bow of a big ocean liner (think "Titanic"). Although the chance is rather slim that an iceberg will bring this construction down...

 

Satellite View of the position

I found this inscription ('Atelier' is german for studio) over the entrance to the old photo studio.

 

As a reverence to the old times, I played a bit with it in photoshop to make it look older...

This young man was disgruntled with my David Beckham day and brought me some chocolates with this note...and his picture.

 

It looks more like a ransom note with a mugshot than a pleasantry.

 

Nevertheless, the chocolate was delicious.

 

Camera: Hipstamatic

Lens: Roboto Glitter

Film: BlacKeys SuperGrain

Flash: Off

After our winter archery fun tournament, we lit up a campfire to warm up a bit...

 

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It's been awhile since I visited downtown. Yesterday, I had to bring my main computer to service (I edited this picture on my 6 year old notebook...). To get at least something positive from the trip, I took my camera with me and snapped some more photos of the glass cube. This time including a sculpture on the backside.

One of these days I'll grow old and I'll grow brave and I'll go...

 

Yes, you're wondering what this is a picture of...

 

It's chocolate mousse cake with edible gold and pearls.

 

Angles.

  

Camera: Hipstamatic

Lens: Libatique 73

Film: Pistil

Flash: Off

"It's not that I don't like sunflowers. I find them complex. Always somewhere between living and dying. Half-human as they turn to the sun. A little disgusting. But you know, they are a challenge." - Doctor Who, Series 5 Episode 10: Vincent and The Doctor

 

"Yeshua said to them, 'Because of your unbelief, for amen, I say to you, that if you had faith like a grain of mustard seed, you may say to this mountain, 'Move from here', and it will move, and nothing will be difficult for you.'" - Matthew 17:20 (translated from Aramaic)

  

Camera: Hipstamatic

Lens: Libatique 73

Film: Pistil

Flash: Off

I found this installation in a town near the falconry Rosenburg.

 

Satellite view

Today, we had to put Rocky down...

This is the last picture of him, taken 5 weeks ago...

 

His life in pictures ...

Yet another angle on this goose...

I was stuck at my desk all day.

 

A boy stopped by, bringing cookies.

 

The essay was written by a student, about me.

 

I might have cried.

 

Camera: LemeLeme

Lens: Vio Politan

Film: Inkjet

Another shot of these mini mushrooms (a few millimeters high). They grow on the side of a tree (I rotated the picture 90°).

 

I think they almost look like some extraterrestrial trees...

 

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The pistils of this lilium.

 

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Taken a few minutes prior to this shot

I loved you long before the day I told you.

 

I am you and you are me, but we are nothing.

   

Camera: Hipstamatic

Lens: Loftus

Film: DC

Flash: Off

 

The drink: Tall, soy, no whip, raspberry mocha.

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