He loves his cat box and today I managed to capture him at his cutest.
These photos were taken with my N97.

While out on one of my photo adventures…I came across a bees nest hanging from branches overhanging our fence.
We cleaned the garden up last weekend, so this is the result of only one weeks nesting.
What busy little bees

WOW!!The Biggest, Tallest Tree Photo Ever taken..

National Geographic photographer Michael Nichols is one of the world’s foremost wildlife photographers. But he recently said that he’d happily spend the rest of his life photographing trees. Of course, the folks over at National Geographic would almost certainly never hear of it. Nichols’ newfound love developed after a serious, yearlong relationship with redwoods.

At least 1,500 years old, this 300-foot giant in California’s Prairie Creek Redwoods State Park has the most complex crown ever mapped. (Michael Nichols/National Geographic)

Wildlife photographer Michael Nichols did it by taking a bunch of close-ups using a special camera rig and stitching them together digitally.
NPR has the full story here.

Hobart in 1986…..Snowing.

I came across this blog tonight and was amazed at the different ways you can use fruit..now that a great way to get kids to eat fruit and Vegies.

Collection of creative advertising ideas from around the world.

A small collection of photos that caught my eye.

I especially love this little yellow duckling…

I think the comment from Mum to be of Victoria within the blog post sums it up nicely.

“I am certainly planning to breastfeed and I think this is one of the most beautiful photos of Angelina I’ve seen.
A nursing mother may be sexy but the act of breastfeeding is not a form of foreplay that will turn on “every man”.

Jolie may make breast-feeding more popular.

By Jill Serjeant in Los Angeles | October 11, 2008 11:45am

A MAGAZINE cover photo of Angelina Jolie breast-feeding one of her newborn twins may have turned the superstar actress into a role
model for new mothers.

The photo, taken by Jolie’s partner Brad Pitt, will adorn the November issue of W magazine.

Other family pictures taken by Pitt in the weeks after the birth in July of twins Vivienne Marcheline and Leon Knox will appear inside.

“I think it is fabulous. Seeing a celebrity like Angelina Jolie breast-feed can be a role model to encourage women to make a choice
that is wonderful for their baby,” said Andi Silverman, mom of two and author of Mama Knows Breast.

“Breasts are used to sell all sorts of products, so to see them used the way nature intended can only be a great thing,” Silverman said.

But while breast-feeding support groups and moms celebrated Jolie’s public statement, one expert said the picture felt like voyeurism, especially
given Jolie’s sex symbol status in movies like Wanted and Lara Croft: Tomb Raider.

About 70 per cent of American mothers breast-feed their newborns but the rate falls dramatically after six months, according to official figures.

Jolie, 33, is not the first celebrity to be photographed nursing her baby. Model Jerry Hall appeared on the pages of Vanity Fair in 1991
breast-feeding Gabriel, her son with Mick Jagger.

But that was a generation ago, and Jolie’s global influence as a style-setter and through her humanitarian travels and support of kids
in third world countries, ensured the impact of the photo of her special moments with her baby.

“The response from moms we have seen is that if someone as popular, beautiful and together as Angelina is breast-feeding her children, it inspires
other women to do so themselves,” said Dr Shannon Fox, a psychotherapist with the Momlogic website.

Little is seen in the picture of the act of breast-feeding. It shows Jolie smiling, while a tiny hand is just visible at bottom of the frame.

But Dr Fox said the cover photo sends a second message.”The problem is that she is also an international sex symbol. So whether or
not she says ‘This is a beautiful way of nurturing my baby’, every man who sees that photo will see those breasts as sexual,” Dr Fox said.

La Leche League International, the world’s oldest breast-feeding support organisation, said the photo was particularly welcome as Jolie has
twins.

“Mothers of twins report it takes a lot of time, effort and physical energy to breast-feed. I think the picture is beautiful,”
said La Leche League International spokeswoman Jane Krouse.

Source: www.news.com.au