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All completed! I thought about quilting for a long time and then decided to be boring and do a meander over the entire quilt so that the fabrics and piecing would be the focus.
I followed the QAL at Lily's Quilts to make this.
Seattle dragon boat race. Note the head of the dog poking out of the bicyclist's backpack.
I'm on love with B&W photography again.
Composition influenced by Alex Webb.
Sony ILCEO ⍺6500 | Sony 20mm/ƒ2.8 lens.
Big Paws Big Teeth Kennedy & Big Ears Long Tongue K2 After Mutual Chase Playtime - IMRAN™
These German Shepherd Dogs seem to know when the camera is on them. They believe that size matters.
Kennedy the rescue with his big teeth, big smile, and big paws - who didn’t fully grow to his full potential but is very strong. A well-tamed beast with a ferocious spirit ready to display if pushed too far. But as everyone who’s met him knows, Kennedy is the sweetest and gentlest dog with humans, other animals, and especially young ones — whether a baby bird, puppy, or human infant in a stroller.
K2 the 10 months old puppy with his big ears, long tongue, unending energy - who is already taller than the older dog. He loves learning from Kennedy though constantly bugging him to play and challenging him on the Alpha factor. He can fight back any bigger dog but seems to acknowledge in many ways that, while he could put up a big fight being taller and younger, Kennedy is the true alpha among them.
Both big dogs with their always displayed big grins, big pink tongues, and big pink, well, you know what. Always ready for.... a portrait... and yes THAT too. 😄
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I am stupidly proud of this stroller. If you collect Re Ment, you know that the stroller made with the baby series is hard to find, very expensive, and though adorable, actually too small for much of anything. This Barbie one was a few bucks and only needed a good paint job. Now everyone can go for extra long walks.
Note to self: My dolls need shoes.
...was meant for my little dog Darwin when he could no longer go on walks. Instead he preferred to stay home and look out the sliding glass doors at these trees or perhaps angels.
“Walking Couple” — A couple walks up a narrow, curving street in Montpellier, France.
As the end of our December visit to Montpellier approached, we took a walk through some areas that we had missed the previous days — a walk that took us to the train station, then through a sort of light industrial area, and finally back up into the old central city. Here the streets are often very narrow and lined the tall buildings — and not much light penetrates all the way to the street level.
I grabbed this shot of a couple pushing a stroller up this narrow, curving street. In addition to the usual appeal of the street designed for walking rather than driving, the way the street curved and the increased glow of light at the curve attracted my attention. The unusual pattern of the paving also directs the eye toward the curve and, in this case, the two people.
G Dan Mitchell is a California photographer and visual opportunist. His book, “California’s Fall Color: A Photographer’s Guide to Autumn in the Sierra” (Heyday Books) is available directly from him.
I'm not sure what the policy on used strollers are in terms of safety certification, but I guess this garage could help them out.