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I've been going through old photos trying to weed through them - delete most, send some to clients and put some in the patient's file just so we have a photo of them. I keep coming across photos that are so sweet and really do show the kind of care that people's pets get when their pet comes into the building but they have to stay outside and wait in their cars.

 

Samantha is 18 years old and was sort of nervous. While the doctor was talking to the client on the phone, Sarah snuggled with Samantha and I took a quick photo.

 

Explored January 10, 2021

If you are Alone

I'll be your Shadow

If you wanna Cry

I'll be your Shoulder

If you

are not

HAPPY,

I'll be

your

SMILE....

If you

need ME,

I'll Always

be THERE......

  

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Mt. Sanitas Trail, Boulder, Colorado

scanned from a negative, escaneado de un negativo

 

en Playa del Carmen

and chill...

 

Surfing in Southern California is way of life for some, a language, an attitude and an everyday salute to just being there - come rain, shine or absolute calm. Some people go to church...every day. And the big Kahuna is always waiting around the corner.

 

Note: night shot here

 

Explore #427, May 24

Have a great weekend to all.

Etta against my leg :)

Hollywood, Florida, USA

  

Texture thanks to : Distressed Jewell

♫ Scorpions - Lorelei

Also, on deviantART

Neotinea ustulata (Brandknabenkraut, burt tip orchid), Lobau, Vienna, Austria.

Old Farmhouse, Mt Walker

Work took me up to Defiance, Ohio today and I happened upon the ND&W switching the Johns-Manville plant. No, I am not the one leaning...

 

© Mark Watson.

Taken with a panasonic G1.

EXPLORE #349 of September 18, 2012

I don't know about his politics, but his barn leans to the right. Near Anatone, Asotin County, WA.

Theatre group Oceanallover, performing at the Merchant City Festival, Glasgow, Scotland.

Soo SD60 6039,leads Canadian Pacific's train 281 into Nashotah on a picture perfect January afternoon.

I think I'm getting the hang of the technique of removing the horizon to get this effect.

Snowy Egret feeding near the mouth of Horsepen Bayou

Heavy rain by a nearly collapsed old barn, near Subiaco, Arkansas.

When you're not strong.

And I'll be your friend.

I'll help you . . . damn, you're heavy.

I have been stalking coyotes all winter. I see tracks, I know where they are.......sort of. At least I know where they've been. It's not easy, this wildlife photography. Even my friendly, neighborhood foxes are generally taken in low light (when I see them). Most animals, particularly predators, avoid human contact by sneaking around the edges of daylight. I'm disappointed with this image. First of all, I do not have enough lens for the tolerance of these (or perhaps I should say THIS) animal. I had to over-sharpen to get this image to look this good.......and then there is the predicament of deciding what to post here. Should it only be my very best? Should I share the trials and tribulations, thereby letting everyone know I'm not as good a photographer as I really would like to be? I've got a bunch of coyote photos taken in early morning, before the light is good. I've got some great interaction between two coyotes (it's getting close to mating season). But these are less than perfect. Noisy when blown up (I couldn't get close enough and the light was bad).....tangles of branches and grasses making the photo less than great.......

Does every picture posted have to be a contest winner (most of mine certainly are not). I posted this picture (it's noisy, too) because of the simplicity of composition, which I like.....but my conundrum continues regarding what I post and what I should post.....

Wycoller Country Park , Lancashire .

The dreamland in my mind

so long sought

found in a real day "dream"

like a sanctuary of grace

lit by a magical sunlight

upon this very true genuxflexion.

 

anglia24

11h35: 30/08/2007

© 2007anglia24

Taken during one off my 1on1 workshops at liege.

 

Interrested for a full day fine art streetphotography workshop, with afterwards a online meeting discussing the pictures made during the day and editing tips?

 

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www.bennybulke.com

Downtown – Seattle, WA

 

In Explore – 21 July 2018

It wasn't speed that Hiawatha was used to but Lake States train 12 is blowing past the boarded up depot in an hurry on August 8, 1987 at Rudyard. The 187 and 4232 have 31 cars of mainly newsprint and are kicking along at slightly over the authorized 40mph on the Soo Sub. In a couple hundred feet the train will slam over the Pine River bridge and lean into the sharp curve at the west end of the bridge while the hogger lays on the horn for the Highway 40 crossing. I'm getting all nostalgic but I sure miss the SOO, even this version of it. Hard to believe this was 31 years ago.

The majority of my street images are taken at 35mm (crop sensor), but for this scene, to maximise the effects of the light and geometry of the building, I went wide...

DongJiang Lake, Hunan, China 湖南 郴州 東江湖 -- no editing

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