Tuxedo
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grandnasty on his wedding day. / just a reminder that marriage is a commitment, not a convenience.
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This is a portrait of my friend Brady, in his “Mr. I Got “Em” persona. Used to being photographed, he carries on a family tradition in his tuxedo and top hat, selling produce at the Saturday morning Farmers Market in downtown St. Petersburg, Florida. A relative preceding him first dressed in this style and sold on the streets down town, calling “Boiled peanuts … I got ‘em!” “Fresh fish … I got ‘em!” thereby becoming the first Mr. I Got ‘Em. I love this particular shot of Brady, looking cool and mysterious standing in the smoke from a nearby grill (where he is cooking corn on the cob and barbecued turkey legs!). To maintain the aspect of romance and mystery about him, I modified and blurred the background and tried to keep him as sharp as I could.
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Our handsome tuxedo cat Mr. Whisper was thrown out of a car when he was a tiny kitten. We happened to be there to rescue him. He has been with us for 11 yrs.
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....... No More Photos! Taken of Felix my youngest boy this afternoon – in his usual spot on the bed – not happy that I had disturbed his nap!!!
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Purple shop front room with tuxedo mannequin in Xalapa, Mexico. ~ 2007
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I was walking home from work one summer evening, taking photos of flowers, when this little voice came down to me from the rooftops. This delightful wee cat raced down the roofline to the fencetop to pose (& be petted, of course), she was just a darling!
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Red rose on a tuxedo shirt.
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Sage is my Main Coon. We have had him for 5 years now. He’s spoiled rotten, and acts as though he needs to be pampered 24/7 and usually gets what he wants.
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These two guys were huddled together in the rural highway and would most likely have been hit by the next car going the opposite direction we were. It was an area that my husband and I don’t usually go to anymore, but we were out for an afternoon drive. I guess God sent us there for a reason…... or two. FEATURED in the RESCUED PETS group.
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Hillary is hiding from me, waiting…waiting… /
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Syd, a silent film star has risen from the grave.
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ACRYLIC ART CALENDARS CARDS POETRY PHOTOGRAPHY – ANIMALS PHOTOGRAPHY -CANDID SHOTS PHOTOGRAPHY – CATS AND DOGS / CATS / DOGS PHOTOGRAPHY – CONTEMPORARY WORK PHOTOGRAPHY – FLOWERS PHOTOGRAPHY – INSECTS PHOTOGRAPHY – TRADITIONALLY TURKISH PHOTOGRAPHY – TREE AND TREE PARTS T-SHİRTS —-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-- / CATS ARE US / CHLOE / DIBLEY / KAR / MINTY / LINFORD / “LISA“ / “OLLIE“ / “OTHERS“ DOGS ARE US / BELA / CLYDE -ROTTWEILER PUP / LUCKY / MOLLIE -ROTTWEILER PUP / ROTTWEILER PUPS – THE FIRST FOUR WEEKS / ROTTWEILER PUPS – FOUR WEEKS AND ON / ROTTWEILER PUPS – EIGHT WEEKS AND COUNTING / TROY / “OTHERS“ Photograph of Minty, one of four by-products of rescuing a pregnant cat. This photograph captures his bid to freedom and his discovery of the world outside. A tuxedo cat is a bicolor cat with a white and black coat. The derivation of the term tuxedo cat is self-explanatory, as the animal appears to be wearing the type of black tie formal wear commonly known in the United States and Canada as a tuxedo. Most tuxedo cats are also black mask cats, a common name for felines who, due to their facial coloration, look as if they are wearing a black mask over their eyes, and often over their entire head. To be considered a true tuxedo cat, the feline’s coloring should consist of a solid black coat, with white fur limited to the paws, belly, chest, throat, and often the chin, although many tuxedo cats appear to sport goatees, due to the black coloration of their mandible—that is, the lower jaw and chin. In the United Kingdom, the tuxedo cat is sometimes known as the “Jellicle cat”, after the fictional tribe of black and white cats described by T. S. Eliot in Old Possum’s Book of Practical Cats, which was first published in 1939. In its derivative musical, Cats, the tuxedo cat is exemplified by the character of Mr. Mistoffelees, who is portrayed as a stage magician wearing a lacy ruff and bow tie. The musical differed from the book in that the characters included cats with many different coat colors, rather than just bicolor cats, but it retains the repeated assertion that “Jellicle cats are black and white.” In Britain cats with this pattern are also known as “Post Office” cats from Postman Pat’s “black and white cat” called Jess from the Postman Pat TV series. Cats with these markings also played a starring role in the drawings illustrating The Unadulterated Cat, a book written by Terry Pratchett, with cartoons by Joliffe Gray. MINTY /
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More portraits of my girl Another shot
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Billy Katt in a bow tie.
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Tasha loves to be outside at night and hide around the flowers and leaves. Enjoy another Tasha watercolor and acrylic painting.
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Two Penguins waiting for the sunset – Boulder’s Beach, Simon’s Town, South Africa.
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My all time favorite subject; our cat Tussi. / She has extreme whiskers and a very expressive face, / in short; She’s VERY photogenic and You’ll be able to see a lot of her here!
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Close up of our Tussi / ps. also available as T-Shirt.
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Our silly cat Tussi playing around ;)
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Our cat Tussi show off her extreme whiskers. / She won “Pet of the fall 2008” in our local newspaper with this photo. She was also Miss May 2009 in Gourmet Gold’s calender. Tussi is a rescue cat and we’ve had her for 3 years by now. She was found, together with 10 other cats in three cages, outside the gate to the Cat recue home Tassebo an erly morning in April 2006. We saw her on the Internet and we just couldn’t resist taking care of her.
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3D Corel PainterX and Photoshop
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I painted my spoiled rotten cat, Missy, in folk art style; acrylics on canvas board panel. She sits and stares at NOTHING like this for a long time, unless someone snaps her out of it. lol…..I just had to capture this part of her personality in a painting. This painting has been FEATURED in the “Art At Its Best” group. :) Here’s how it looks matted & framed: /
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