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The Brave and the Weedy

SlowSong

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I like documentary and street photography, but a bit of anything else on the side. I tend not to use Photoshop too much, just sticking to the basic adjustments, but sometimes break free to try something "arty".

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The Brave and the Weedy

18 Jul 2014 9:57AM   Views : 330 Unique : 235

There was me last night with all the lights on, windows shut and a pillow over my head. I hate lightning and thunder, and it was a biggie, well, two biggies actually.

There was Gracie, laying on the bed with me with not a care in the world. No flinching, no hiding, and seemingly sleeping like a baby. What a brave girl. She puts me to shame. Grin She doesn't seem to mind fireworks either.

I didn't actually get a pic of her on the bed but here's a simple portrait ( yes, another one! ) in homage. Smile

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