Well maybe not ~all~ kittens get them, but this adorable little girl did. How cute is Elsa in these photos? She's precious.
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Thousands of photos from around the world are sent in every year to the Comedy Wildlife Photography Awards and here are the first round of 2019 winners:
Story via Forbes
Via Kerri--Jo
I mean, I didn't realize taking a picture of myself in the mirror would be so difficult! Sure, lacking thumbs makes it a bit tough... but I figured if I used the timer on this camera then it wouldn't be that big of a deal! But the flash keeps going off before the shutter clicks and it scares the dickens out of me and then I can't concentrate on smiling and all my photos end up looking like this and it's just really really really frustrating!
You can say that the artist, Petechka Odnobokov (Peter, for short), is larger than life! Peter places these images of giant cats (who you may have seen circulating the interwebs) in urban, and not so urban landscapes. A man with glasses and a beard is also present in each and every photo, this is Peter himself!
Peter is always looking at ease and relaxed in the pics as the giant felines roam about (or nap about). Peter writes under one of the photos, a photo with cats is a peculiar way of communicating with the world around him. This allows you to draw a bridge between his total isolation from childhood and the outside world with other people.
The world he has created is certainly better than our reality!
Just some birbs here to chirp you right up and leave you with a smile! You can feel the love in these beautiful photographs.
Via Darling Bunnies
Well, what do you think? Do they capture my essence well enough? I'm still learning how to use this new DSLR I just bought... the timer's a little weird, and the focus is hard to control given that I don't have opposable thumbs and whatnot... but on the whole I think these shots all came out quite nicely! Don't you?
