kaylabrown

Sleepy Kitten

Sleepy Kitten

We ended up naming this guy bear. Mainly because for a cat he is HUGE. He's long, and big. Not fat, just...big. As a kitten he was skittish. So to get a pi...
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We ended up naming this guy bear. Mainly because for a cat he is HUGE. He's long, and big. Not fat, just...big. As a kitten he was skittish. So to get a picture of him sleeping on my computer so close to me...well, that was rare.
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FinePix S5700 S700

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Aperture f/3.5 ISO 400 Shutter 10/600

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Jun, 2014

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He's my kitty. Looks adorable.

I photographed this a few years back. I still love the way that the dew drop just sits on the leaf and you can just see the green color inside of it.

I never knew that's how pinecones grew, so I had to photograph them!

When I went "Ooh, look at those waves!" my boyfriend pulled over and asked if I wanted to take pictures of it. Of course I did.

The one thing I love about living in Western New York is photographing the nature around me right after a big snow storm. This was my first stunning

I hope this is an image that can be powerful enough to tell people that we need to take care of Mother Earth better.

Who would ever abandon their s

Part of a series

Well, I just hope I haven't submitted this already.

It doesn't look much different in black and white, honestly.

My Cat is so dramatic.

Red Sunset

I still remember when I photographed this, I was helping my dad get the cover to his truck on and I saw the ice and I shouted, "Oh my god!" and my dad

One of the earliest photographs that I took.

She looks so much more elegant in this one.

Pulled from my cell phone.

This photograph captivates me too much.

Just because I like it so much.

It’s your time to shine! ☀️

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