Kelsey. 21. Bellingham, WA, USA.
I'm pretty quiet (read: shy). Don't mind me~
I like music, photography, and emoticons. :D
Also linguistics, soccer, and books.
Seattle Sounders, Tottenham Hotspur, Real Madrid
USMNT, Brazil NT, Croatia NT
I make stuff sometimes.
And I write a lot of obnoxious text posts.
I speak mostly in tags.
Oh, and I'm obsessed with Niko Kranjcar.
I don't necessarily follow back. I don't care if you follow me back or not. I don't care if you unfollow me after you've realized that following me was a huge mistake. Honestly. Do what makes your dash happy. ♥
Catching Elephant is a theme by Andy Taylor
At the intersection of photography and wildlife is the incredible Creature Book. Andrew Zuckerman was inspired by 19th century biologists who carried sketchbooks full of the different creatures they encountered.
Zuckerman decided to adapt the idea of indexing various animals with photography instead of drawing.
Photographer’s “Creature Book” is a Lovely Index of Animals
via Notcot
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Coati (by Sebastian Niedlich (Grabthar))
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good job mouse, you won the sport
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Elderly Animals of the Day: Shortly after Isa Leshko spent a year caring for her mother as she suffered from Alzheimer’s, she encountered a blind elderly horse living on a relative’s property. Leshko spent the afternoon photographing him, and realized that she had found a project that would help her deal with her mother’s illness. She began to visit sanctuaries across the U.S. to photograph animals that were elderly or at the end stages of their lives.
“I am creating these photographs to gain a deeper understanding about what it means to be mortal and to exorcise my fears of aging. … I also want my images to inspire greater empathy toward animals, particularly farm animals. It is rare to see a farm animal that has actually lived its natural life span given that most of these animals experience brutality and death early in their lives. … I want to challenge people’s assumptions about these animals and inspire reforms to the treatment of farm animals.”
The photos can be seen here — and don’t miss the video.
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Elderly Animals of the Day: Shortly after Isa Leshko spent a year caring for her mother as she suffered from Alzheimer’s, she encountered a blind elderly horse living on a relative’s property. Leshko spent the afternoon photographing him, and realized that she had found a project that would help her deal with her mother’s illness. She began to visit sanctuaries across the U.S. to photograph animals that were elderly or at the end stages of their lives.
“I am creating these photographs to gain a deeper understanding about what it means to be mortal and to exorcise my fears of aging. … I also want my images to inspire greater empathy toward animals, particularly farm animals. It is rare to see a farm animal that has actually lived its natural life span given that most of these animals experience brutality and death early in their lives. … I want to challenge people’s assumptions about these animals and inspire reforms to the treatment of farm animals.”
The photos can be seen here — and don’t miss the video.
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Piglets! <3 (Taken with Instagram at Puyallup Fair & Events Center)
