Mama, I'll Protect Your Laundry Till My Dying Day
by noraneko

Comment by Kelli:
What a cutie pie! A dog gives the ultimate love too. No matter how they are treated, they will wag their tails and lick your hand. I'm going to ramble for a minute... I cried over a purina dog food commercial yesterday. They are showing dogs in a pound, with a dog "speaking" to you. "I can play fetch, I can rollover, I'm a good dog, but I don't understand how I got here and I just want to go home". All of them had your doggies eyes, so sad! I hope you go give her/him a big hug.

One Thousand Years Strong
by noraneko

Comment by eac:
There is something majestic and beautiful about a tree this old! A 10 for me!

Mama, I'll Protect Your Laundry Till My Dying Day
by noraneko

Comment by bmartuch:
This is a nice shot with great detail and color. I think maybe a different background would have been better. This just makes it look to snapshot like.

White Sun
by noraneko

Comment by JeffDay:
would be awesome with a totally black background

One Thousand Years Strong
by noraneko

Comment by kotzie:
And amazing tree! But it feels a little washed out.

OMG, I Thought She Was My BFF!
by noraneko

Comment by Nuzzer:
Best Friend Forever?

Yeah, I often take a hammer to bed too!

Play Me a Song
by noraneko

Comment by NikonJeb:
Oh, Catherine.....this is really good! This IS street photography!! It really can't be overdone, 'cause it is what it is.....that's kinda the point IMNSHO.

OMG, I Thought She Was My BFF!
by noraneko

Comment by KarenNfld:
Cute setup, funny expression, not sure why she has a hammer though.

Stair Voyeur
by noraneko

Comment by jaysonmc:
I like the angle and an interesting idea. What would have made the shot for me would have been one single person coming up the stair looking at the camera. It's just too many backs for me, I know that was part of the idea. :) Exposure is nice. This is more of the traditional black and white than the high contrast stuff you usually see which I like. A well taken shot. Congrats!

IMG_Racoon.jpg
by noraneko

Comment by morty:
a little contrast on the tree trunk would help this shot.The racoon is as sharp as a razor blade.Great capture, added to my fav