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I tried several times to take shots of Zack, when I'm in bed for a nap. He always coming with me on the bed and sit next to my head. If I don't move, he start trying to lift the blanket with the paw, sniffing softly my face (eventually biting my nose just a bit). When finally I lift the blanket, he's coming under with me purring happily to take his nap.
JAXson is a difficult subject to photograph. He hears the camera even when he is snoring. But I try. And this morning I managed two photos before he stirred...He is a beautiful boy....his markings are asymmetrical...nothing matches...and that smudge on his nose...lol Sweet boy.
I was really sleepy Wednesday night. So here's a shot of me napping on the couch. (Dudes, setting the self-timer and then getting into position and looking like you're asleep in time is HARD.)
Catching up on my 365days shots. This is from 9/6/06, day 10.
07/29/2012 A man and his dog napping at the Coney Island boardwalk. Kodak Ektar 100. Canon A-1. Canon FD 50mm 1:1.4.
aspen, colorado
june 1976
air pillows
international design conference
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i've seen a lot of people sleep in their car in japan but this was the only one that deserved a picture!
This guy was tuckered out and had a sit-down on a bench in Georgetown, SC. I can't explain the referee shirt but, hey, even referees need a rest.
And what better way to nap on a lazy Sunday morning than surrounded by the fuzz of your brothers and sisters.
2598. In Brisbane, the NAP organisation took over patrol of the Brisbane River from the Royal Australian Navy Reserve on December 1941. The logistical purposes the river was divided into 10 patrol sections.12,
Peter Dunn's Australia@War website cites the number 4 patrol area as one example. It ran from the Colonial Oil Refinery to Breakfast Creek and covered the wharves at New Farm, Dalgety's Mercantile, Shell and Newstead wharves.
A list of the 87 NAP vessels formally commissioned into the RAN follows with the next photo.
Photo: Naval Historical Collection, Australian War Memorial, Image NO. 300407. Copyright expired, public domain. The photo appears in Ross Gillett's book 'Australian and New Zealand Warships 1914-1945' [Doubleday, Sydney 1983] p197.
Oriolus chinensis-The Black-naped Oriole is found in many parts of Asia. the Black-naped Oriole has the stripe broadening and joining at the back of the neck. Males and females are very similar although the wing lining of the female is more greenish. The bill is pink and is stouter than in the Golden Oriole.