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Storm Eleanor
Balancing a tripod for a long exposure shot in a storm on a pier was breathtaking and quite amazing...
'Sometimes we need to be scared to remember we are alive' KissThePixel2018
Sony A7R + Kipon MC/MD to Nex Adaptor + Minolta MC ROKKOR-PG 58mm f/1.2.
Handheld. Edited in Lightroom 5.6 + VSCO.
From Shanghai. China.
I was mowing our hiking trail through our land near the meadow when I spotted a whitetail deer with her baby fawn. The fawn must have been only a day or two old and could hardly walk. The mother ran off and the fawn just dropped into a ball and tried not to move. I hurried back to the house and got my camera hoping the fawn would still be there. Sure enough it was and it was shaking like a leaf as I approached it. I took several pictures and hurried away from it. This reminds me of a couple of years ago when I was riding my bike on a highway near Boulder Junction Wisconsin and a doe and her fawn tried to cross the road in front of me. The mother ran off and the poor fawn dropped in the middle of the road. I hurried and got off my bike because several cars were approaching where the fawn was laying in the middle of the road. I stopped the cars and picked up the poor shaking fawn and carried it to the other side of the road and put it down. I could not leave the poor thing to be hit by a car.
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Day 300 - 365 Toy Project
DAY 300!!!!!!!!
This entry was rushed, as I was distracted by a little machine called the TV, and by a little sporting event called the US Open.
Leaves around this window give a feeling of life, nature, beauty. The window itself, heavily closed makes me think about mankind as a truly scared all day long. Especially now.
The story of Fighter
So here she is, her majesty and her royal highness – Fighter.
She appeared in the garden of the house we are looking after sometime in February 2017. My husband met her there for the first time. She was walking in the snow and talking endlessly. Then she used to appear from time to time, talking, passing the garden and disappearing in the next garden. We used to find dead birds or rather rests of birds, like wings, heads etc. In June 2017 she was passing the garden as usually but suddenly she decided to stop by and have some water, later she said something and looked like interested in grilled meat… So she got some, ate with delight and after a while decided to get more friendly. She jumped to our hands to be stroked but then got scared and moved away a little. She seemed to be both used to people and at the same time afraid of us. Later in the summer, she started to appear in the evenings more and more often and was fed, as we got used to her too, step by step. In early autumn she kind of moved to our garden, we guess the cat found a safe place with water and good food :-) When the evenings and nights got colder, my husband built a small cat house, warm and cosy. She commented building it very widely and loudly and accepted it immediately as her new home. Over the autumn and part of winter my husband used to come to the garden twice a day to feed her, what’s more, our neighbours fed her too. She always got best quality food, from both families. She was very picky, we had to change the cat food all the time. In January 2018 it got very cold, the temperatures fell down to -10C or even less at night and she got very cold on the first night of the cold. My husband opened the cellar door for her and she was fast downstairs, even if before she had behaved in a very suspicious way and didn’t want to be kept in the house. She looked sick and my husband went to the local vet to ask for help with the stray cat. The vet gave him a cat box but her highness absolutely didn’t want to get in or get caught and be put into the box. All these smells of other animals… My husband asked the vet to come over, some 100m maybe, and the lady said ok but she didn’t appear and the cat got better after some three days so we put this idea away. During the winter months, sometimes really cold and snowy, Fighter spent her time mostly sleeping on the sofa in the warmest room in the house, being visited several times a day, usually by my husband because I usually couldn’t move from my bed and home. She had walks in the garden but wasn’t very happy to go out to the snow, coldness and/or rainy and wet weather. We thought – a Syberian cat who hates snow and winter so much… Few weeks ago, when it got warmer, finally she could go out and enjoy the sun :-) in full happiness and excitement. She wanted to spend nights in the house, though, choosing the sofas and beds. Her highness felt offended and expressed her dissatisfaction very loudly moaning for a long time if we didn’t fill her expectations. The expectations were usually – feed me, comb me, stroke me, be with me, letme out, let me in, come here, go away, move it here, show me the way down from the tree, switch the sun on, switch the sun off, switch the wind off, warm up the air, warm up the ground… And many more. Of course everything had to be done at once! .-) CAT.
Yesterday I met her in the cellar, with her leg hurt… Fighter could move, walk and climb the stairs, but it was hard to her. She looked so poor and made noises of pain… I went to the vet again, this time the owners were there, and we made an appointment in a couple of hours. This time she got into the cat box (her private one) on her own. Fortunately the leg isn’t broken. She should get better in a few days… BUT it appeared that she has a chip and an owner looking for her! In January and February we searched the net looking for the owners but there was nothing about a Syberian cat lost in this area…
So here the more or less whole her story.
Fighter, finally we knew her name, was born in Cyprus in 2009, found under a car as a small kitten together with her brother. Interesting that her brother has short fur and doesn’t look Syberian at all! Anyway, they both lived in Cyprus for two years and then were brought by plane to a town bordering Lodz. They spent six happy years in the countryside and then the owner took them to Lodz, quite a busy quarter of the city, and Fighter got scared of something while a walk and ran away. We think she decided to go back home because she took the right direction .-) The poor cat walked quite a long distance but then finally stopped somewhere in the area of our house… She escaped in November 2016. Her owner was looking for her for a year, leaving leaflets and posters in all possible places but not in our area because it seemed to be too far… She missed her Fighter a lot and cried a lot after her. When I called the owner yesterday evening, we both cried. The lady was so shocked and happy that her beloved cat is alive and safe and survived two years and now got found :-) She arrived immediately, with Fighter’s brother. Unfortunately, this was too much stress and excitement for the poor survivor cat – the vets and then her owner with her cat brother - and again she got scared and escaped, first from the house to the garden, then to another garden. I just hoped her leg was a little better because she could run and jump better… We couldn’t find her at night but she was lying in the sun in a neighbour’s garden in the late morning. Finally the owner, with help of a neighbour and my husband, managed to catch her and bring to the vet again. She seemed to be ok, so went to her old house in the countryside :-) Now she seems to be quite happy in her old places, with her owners, totally happy to get her back :-) We miss her a lot, though… She filled not only our garden but also the neighbouring gardens with her highness’s moaning and talking cutest presence…
HDR'd & bleached. Love the look.
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Taken from the Lupu bridge. The Lupu bridge is open for climbing from the morning until 5 in the afternoon, entrance was about 5 dollars. Worth a climb on clear days, especially as the Expo site gets finished up.
I tried to frame the sky out as much as possible in this one to give it a really scary touch... Skyscrapers until the horizon. Turned out pretty well.
took this along time ago before i got in to doing horror photography, this shot is what lead me to the style of photography i'm in to now. the expression was captured by chance and has changed all off my photo's since. this is a re- edit my first ever attempt at a scary shot is below. i'd never seen scary photo's before and did not no horror photography existed.
it was taken on April 19th 2009.
Better large on black.
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My dog probably scared those 3 raccoons who were in a tree in my backyard when I saw them. I first tried taking photos from below but was not getting good results so decided to do like them and also climbed to take this picture. This photo is cropped but they were still quite close to me as I took this photo using a 50mm lens.
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Isn't he just so handsome and cuddly and cute??
7 months old and scared of his own shadow....but I'd take him home!......if he didn't already have loving owners!
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SCOUT: "Daddy? Daddy?"
DADDY: "Yes, little Scout?"
SCOUT: "Daddy, may I please borrow your bearphone?"
DADDY: "Scout, why do you need to borrow my mobile phone?"
SCOUT: "Oh! Well you see it's really quite awful, Daddy! Peter, you know, mijn beste vriend?"
DADDY: "Yes, I know your best friend Peter. Is there something wrong with him?" *Puts hand to mouth in concern.* "He hasn't fallen off his stilts again has he?"
SCOUT: "Oh no Daddy! It's much worse than that!"
DADDY: "Goodness! Whatever has happened?"
SCOUT: "Well you see, Mummy Marian brought home some delicious sweet doughnuts for Peter and Oleg."
DADDY: "Well, I don't see what is so terrible about that, Scout."
SCOUT: "The treats are in the shape of the Cookie Monster! They have big scary eyes and a big angry mouth, just like the Big Bad Wolf in Little Red Riding Hood!"
DADDY: "Oh! I see! Peter is scared by the Cookie Monster doughnuts. Is that right?"
SCOUT: "Yes Daddy! You are so clever to work that out."
DADDY: "I've had lots of practice understanding how bears feel, what they like and what can scare them."
SCOUT: "So that's why I need to borrow your bearphone, so I can ring Peter to console him and tell him that things will be alright. I love Peter sooo much and he is mijn beste vriend! I must help him!"
DADDY: "Oh of course you must! I will put the kettle on to make some tea and then I will give you my phone so you can speak to Peter."
SCOUT: "Oh thank you Daddy!"
DADDY: *Makes tea and sets out tea things for Scout. He gives Scout his mobile phone.*
SCOUT: *Dials Mummy Marian's number in Holland.* "Hullo? Hullo is that Mummy Marian?" *Waits for reply.* "Hullo Mummy Marian, it's me, Scout from Australia. You know, Peter's beste vriend? May I please speak to Peter right now?" *Waits for reply.* "Oh thank you Mummy Marian!"
MUMMY MARIAN: *Puts Peter onto the bearphone.*
SCOUT: "Hullo Peter, mijn beste vriend! Please don't cry! Ik hou zoooo veel van je, mijn beste vriend! I see that the big googly eyes and big mouth of the Cookie Monster have scared you, like the Big Bad Wolf does in Little Red Riding Hood. Now, it's quite alright to be scared, but the doughnut is just food and it is safe to eat it. Now, I know that you will still be scared. Don't worry, I would be scared too. So, I have a way that you can eat the doughnut, forget that you are scared and really enjoy the treat that Mummy Marian brought home for you. Would you like to know what it is?" *Waits for a response.* "Well, when I have to eat something I don't like, like prunes! Yuck!" *Sticks out cute little pink bear tongue.* "Or when I have to eat the head of the chocolate bunny, which makes me sad, I just close my eyes very tightly and take a bite, and then another bite and I think of wonderful things like rainbows and unicorns and you and I playing hide-and-seek in the garden and Little Red Riding Hood being rescued by the Woodsman." *Smiles at these thoughts.* "Then I can taste the sweet and delicious chocolate and I don't feel sad! It's like eating happily ever after faerie tales. It isn't quite as good when I close my eyes and eat prunes, because they still taste a bit yucky." *Sticks out cute little pink bear tongue.* "But those doughnuts will be sweet, and you will taste the sweetness and then you won't be scared! Try it and see!" *Waits for a reply.* "See mijn beste vriend! I told you! You are smiling, and that makes me soooo happy! Now you can enjoy your treat from Mummy Marian! And whilst you close your eyes and eat it, you can think of me and all the berenkusjes en knuffels that I am sending just for you! Ik hou zoveel van je mijn beste vriend Peter! Veel berenkusjes en knuffels voor mijn beste vriend Peter, van Scout!"
My bears Paddy and Scout have made very good friends with two bears in Holland called Peter and Oleg (www.flickr.com/photos/40262251@N03/galleries/721577154558...) and their Mummy (www.flickr.com/photos/66094586@N06/) . Peter and Scout are very similar and have become best friends. Peter is scared by the Cookie Monster themed doughnuts that Mummy Marian bought he and Oleg as a treat, poor little bear. (You can see the picture here www.flickr.com/photos/66094586@N06/51130756600/in/datepos..., or in the first comment below). So Scout is being Peter's best friend as he should, and is making Peter feel better!
This beautiful nursery tea set is made by the Shell China company in the 1920s. It features six cups, saucers and plates (not all the set is being used today) as well as a teapot, milk jug and sugar bowl, gravy boat, serving dishes and lidded tureens all gilt and featuring different nursery rhymes including: "The Queen of Hearts", "Ride a Cock-Horse to Banbury Cross", "Goosey-Goosey Gander", "Sing a Song of Sixpence", "Jack and Jill", "There was a Little Man who had a Little Gun" and "To Market to Market to Buy a Fat Pig". The set was a gift to me from a close friend. There are also doll (bear) sized tea spoons which are sterling silver salt spoons, and the spoon in the "Ride a Cock-Horse to Banbury Cross" sugar bowl is an Eighteenth Century sterling silver mustard spoon. There is also a doll (bear) sized tea spoon which is a sterling silver salt spoon.
Scout was a gift to Paddy from my friend. He is a Fair Trade Bear hand knitted in Africa. His name comes from the shop my friend found him in: Scout House. He tells me that life was very different where he came from, and Paddy is helping introduce him to many new experiences. Scout catches on quickly, and has proven to be a cheeky, but very lovable member of our closely knit family.