My one-eyed cat, Augre.
@Seanette with stars in her eyes…
Nikon D3200, with an ancient (c. 1972) ƒ/1.4 50mm lens, and a star-shaped cutout in front of the lens. ISO 100, 1⁄5 of a second, lens set to ƒ/1.4, but with the cutout, effectively ƒ/3.1.
Intense!
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#33 – August 2025 – “Eye or eyes”
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Congrats to…me, I guess. I appreciate all the votes!
I am out of town right now, I’ll be back late tomorrow to announce our September category.
Thanks!
mmm
Congratulations, and thank you!
Yay MMM!!!
Wow tight contest …didn’t think I stood a chance so did not vote strategically…some creative approaches and outside the box pics. We do love to anthropomorphize..even our old tractors. 
Congrats. 
I eagerly await a new topic… 
If you ever get to Australia… Kakadu National Park is a once in a lifetime treasure.
here are more https://photos.app.goo.gl/XRg6HnvEL1MwNrNr7
Nice crocs!
In the wet season the crocs will come right into the parking area so they have a raised walkway above them and buses with giant tires. It’s like going back in time as the park includes the entire riverine system from source to a few KM out into the ocean at the mouth.