Some of my favorite discoveries that you may want to check out too…
♡ Rhubarb cake / sangria / sweet potato fries
♡ Brooke Shaden’s fascinating art and blog
♡ Lisa Congdon’s great illustrations of vintage cameras and quotes
♡ Video of Cheryl Strayed and Ann Lamott in conversation via Susannah Conway
♡ A tribute to a friend gone too soon
Quote of the day…
…We must help one another rise up so that more people can put goodness into the world. Photographers and artists alike are very fortunate because we are very interconnected. We fundamentally work with tools that allow us to share and give back. We take a picture, we share it. We take a picture for someone else, we give back. The more we can encourage one another to go after dreams and find self-respect, the more the world will be a loving place.
Brooke Shaden
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Oh, good timing there! A great shot 🙂
This is a good example of the prompt.
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aww, a very cute moment…♥
Love this image! Such a precious and wonderful ‘expression’!
Oh this is precious…I always LOVE seeing your furry friends. They are too cute.
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What a cute photo of those little pointed ears and the face looking out with another one looking in! The cat looks just a little wary!
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Love it are they friends ? Thanks for all the lovely like the rhubarb cake looks yummy…
Brilliant photograph! Cat and dog, black and white. LOVE this!
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This is brilliant!
Love how this photo was composed. It’s both cute and mischievous. The black and white theme works so well in telling this photo’s story. I also really like how you’re able to bring out the intensity from the cat’s stare. Love it!
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Great image! And enjoyed the links too. Love that Grandmother power story!
Nice capture with multiple contrasts!