Context matters

I see it everyday that I’m on the internet. I follow a lot of animal accounts on various social platforms. Sometimes, it’s harmless. There are twitter accounts posting pictures of animals and creating heart warming stories to go with them. Are the stories true? I have no idea, but they aren’t harming anyone. Someone posts a picture of a dog next to a gravesite and says the dog visits there everyday for 3 years now since its owner passed away. Is it true? I don’t know.

Other statements are more anthropomorphic. A picture of two elephants together and it’s declared, “Sisterly love”. Are both the elephants sisters? Are they expressing love with each other? Who knows? Or in some cases I actually do know what is going on in the photo. Again, it harms no one in believing that.

Then there are the completely stupid images that appear on my networks. I’ll post them here because they truly are facepalm worthy.

FebPhotoFest – sincere thanks

A blogger friend of mine, one who blogs more of an erotic nature, has challenged herself and others to post an erotic/sensual image a day for the entire month of February. Though this is not an erotic blog, and it will never become one, I wanted to challenge myself to create sensual images without being overt about it. My photos may be “risqué” at times, but they will always be safe for work

Well, I did it! Today is the final day of #FebPhotoFest. It’s been a lot of fun creating sensual images and viewing the images that others have come up with. I want to sincerely thank everyone who has visited and appreciated my images. A special thank you goes to those of you who have consistently visited and left kind comments.

FebPhotoFest – me

A blogger friend of mine, one who blogs more of an erotic nature, has challenged herself and others to post an erotic/sensual image a day for the entire month of February. Though this is not an erotic blog, and it will never become one, I wanted to challenge myself to create sensual images without being overt about it. My photos may be “risqué” at times, but they will always be safe for work

I like this image. It’s just “me”, but I find it looks feminine and graceful. I also like that I have captured my long lashes amongst the shadows.

beware of false truths

Winter on a walk

I follow a handful of animal organizations on social media. Some are organizations that I know have taken in some of the animals I have had to say goodbye to. From 2002 – 2009, I worked at a private ranch. While there, I was in charge of the care and training of well over 25 different animals. When the economy came crashing down, so did my job. I not only lost my job, but had to watch all the animals get rehomed.

Recently, one of these animals came through on my Facebook page and what I read left me feeling sad. Gentle Barn is a non profit organization in California that takes in abused animals. Taken directly from their Facebook page:

FebPhotoFest – backlit

A blogger friend of mine, one who blogs more of an erotic nature, has challenged herself and others to post an erotic/sensual image a day for the entire month of February. Though this is not an erotic blog, and it will never become one, I wanted to challenge myself to create sensual images without being overt about it. My photos may be “risqué” at times, but they will always be safe for work

A view of my back from behind the reeds

FebPhotoFest – female form

A blogger friend of mine, one who blogs more of an erotic nature, has challenged herself and others to post an erotic/sensual image a day for the entire month of February. Though this is not an erotic blog, and it will never become one, I wanted to challenge myself to create sensual images without being overt about it. My photos may be “risqué” at times, but they will always be safe for work.

The delicate curves of my female form

FebPhotoFest – camouflage

A blogger friend of mine, one who blogs more of an erotic nature, has challenged herself and others to post an erotic/sensual image a day for the entire month of February. Though this is not an erotic blog, and it will never become one, I wanted to challenge myself to create sensual images without being overt about it. My photos may be “risqué” at times, but they will always be safe for work.

Hidden behind the glowing reeds …

FebPhotoFest – feminine

A blogger friend of mine, one who blogs more of an erotic nature, has challenged herself and others to post an erotic/sensual image a day for the entire month of February. Though this is not an erotic blog, and it will never become one, I wanted to challenge myself to create sensual images without being overt about it. My photos may be “risqué” at times, but they will always be safe for work

This begins my final series for #FebPhotoSet. I had an idea one evening and made it work. I begin with my feminine silhouette.

FebPhotoFest – tease

A blogger friend of mine, one who blogs more of an erotic nature, has challenged herself and others to post an erotic/sensual image a day for the entire month of February. Though this is not an erotic blog, and it will never become one, I wanted to challenge myself to create sensual images without being overt about it. My photos may be “risqué” at times, but they will always be safe for work

 I really love this image. I think it might be my favorite of the month. It shows just enough to tease and entice… but not too much 😉

FebPhotoFest – reach

A blogger friend of mine, one who blogs more of an erotic nature, has challenged herself and others to post an erotic/sensual image a day for the entire month of February. Though this is not an erotic blog, and it will never become one, I wanted to challenge myself to create sensual images without being overt about it. My photos may be “risqué” at times, but they will always be safe for work

 Reaching out to you… are you there? Do you feel my desire?