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Hamster in wildflowers by Olivier Jarry-Lacombe
A domestic hamster explores a wildflower garden as it soaks in the warm summer sun. The rambunctious rodent was pictured in Limoges, France.
Olivier Jarry-Lacombe said, “My son's hamster wanders freely around the garden. It likes to walk among the flowers and sometimes eats petals that have fallen to the ground. His behaviour among the flowers is funny. He is seen sniffing the flowers and sometimes grabbing the stems between his paws.” (FOTO: DUKAS/SOLENT NEWS)
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Hamster in wildflowers by Olivier Jarry-Lacombe
A domestic hamster explores a wildflower garden as it soaks in the warm summer sun. The rambunctious rodent was pictured in Limoges, France.
Olivier Jarry-Lacombe said, “My son's hamster wanders freely around the garden. It likes to walk among the flowers and sometimes eats petals that have fallen to the ground. His behaviour among the flowers is funny. He is seen sniffing the flowers and sometimes grabbing the stems between his paws.” (FOTO: DUKAS/SOLENT NEWS)
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Hamster in wildflowers by Olivier Jarry-Lacombe
A domestic hamster explores a wildflower garden as it soaks in the warm summer sun. The rambunctious rodent was pictured in Limoges, France.
Olivier Jarry-Lacombe said, “My son's hamster wanders freely around the garden. It likes to walk among the flowers and sometimes eats petals that have fallen to the ground. His behaviour among the flowers is funny. He is seen sniffing the flowers and sometimes grabbing the stems between his paws.” (FOTO: DUKAS/SOLENT NEWS)
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Hamster in wildflowers by Olivier Jarry-Lacombe
A domestic hamster explores a wildflower garden as it soaks in the warm summer sun. The rambunctious rodent was pictured in Limoges, France.
Olivier Jarry-Lacombe said, “My son's hamster wanders freely around the garden. It likes to walk among the flowers and sometimes eats petals that have fallen to the ground. His behaviour among the flowers is funny. He is seen sniffing the flowers and sometimes grabbing the stems between his paws.” (FOTO: DUKAS/SOLENT NEWS)
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Hamster in wildflowers by Olivier Jarry-Lacombe
A domestic hamster explores a wildflower garden as it soaks in the warm summer sun. The rambunctious rodent was pictured in Limoges, France.
Olivier Jarry-Lacombe said, “My son's hamster wanders freely around the garden. It likes to walk among the flowers and sometimes eats petals that have fallen to the ground. His behaviour among the flowers is funny. He is seen sniffing the flowers and sometimes grabbing the stems between his paws.” (FOTO: DUKAS/SOLENT NEWS)
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Hamster in wildflowers by Olivier Jarry-Lacombe
A domestic hamster explores a wildflower garden as it soaks in the warm summer sun. The rambunctious rodent was pictured in Limoges, France.
Olivier Jarry-Lacombe said, “My son's hamster wanders freely around the garden. It likes to walk among the flowers and sometimes eats petals that have fallen to the ground. His behaviour among the flowers is funny. He is seen sniffing the flowers and sometimes grabbing the stems between his paws.” (FOTO: DUKAS/SOLENT NEWS)
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Hamster in wildflowers by Olivier Jarry-Lacombe
A domestic hamster explores a wildflower garden as it soaks in the warm summer sun. The rambunctious rodent was pictured in Limoges, France.
Olivier Jarry-Lacombe said, “My son's hamster wanders freely around the garden. It likes to walk among the flowers and sometimes eats petals that have fallen to the ground. His behaviour among the flowers is funny. He is seen sniffing the flowers and sometimes grabbing the stems between his paws.” (FOTO: DUKAS/SOLENT NEWS)
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Hamster in wildflowers by Olivier Jarry-Lacombe
A domestic hamster explores a wildflower garden as it soaks in the warm summer sun. The rambunctious rodent was pictured in Limoges, France.
Olivier Jarry-Lacombe said, “My son's hamster wanders freely around the garden. It likes to walk among the flowers and sometimes eats petals that have fallen to the ground. His behaviour among the flowers is funny. He is seen sniffing the flowers and sometimes grabbing the stems between his paws.” (FOTO: DUKAS/SOLENT NEWS)
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Hamster in wildflowers by Olivier Jarry-Lacombe
A domestic hamster explores a wildflower garden as it soaks in the warm summer sun. The rambunctious rodent was pictured in Limoges, France.
Olivier Jarry-Lacombe said, “My son's hamster wanders freely around the garden. It likes to walk among the flowers and sometimes eats petals that have fallen to the ground. His behaviour among the flowers is funny. He is seen sniffing the flowers and sometimes grabbing the stems between his paws.” (FOTO: DUKAS/SOLENT NEWS)
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'Gary Gulman: Grandiloquent' opens Off Broadway
January 19, 2025 - New York, New York, United States: Comedian, writer & director Gary Gulman attends arrivals. (Michael Sherer/Polaris) (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS)
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'Gary Gulman: Grandiloquent' opens Off Broadway
January 19, 2025 - New York, New York, United States: Comedian, writer & director Gary Gulman attends arrivals. (Michael Sherer/Polaris) (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS)
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Maria Dolores
Maria Dolores au Studio de l'Ermitage 28/11/2015 Paris
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Maria Dolores au Studio de l'Ermitage 28/11/2015 Paris
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Maria Dolores au Studio de l'Ermitage 28/11/2015 Paris
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Trasty way to keep door key handy.
Ferrari Press Agency
Pizza 1
Ref 14928
04/07/2023
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: YOU+MORE!
Here’s a tasty way to keep keys safe — a pizza-shaped case that replicates the moment melted cheese stretches out like string when a freshly cut slice is picked up.
The key is fixed to the end of the stringy chord.
The soft plushie pizza cases come with realistic looking mouthwatering toppings of some favourite menu items — Margherita, Bismarck, and Quattro Formaggi.
The case has been developed by Japanese company Felissimo for its YOU+MORE! novelty brand.
A spokesperson said:” The pizza key case reproduces the moment when the melted cheese stretches when cutting out a segment from single round pizza.
“The key reel replicates the stretchy cheese, and you can savour that delicious scene every time you use the key in front of the entrance. “
All of the pizzas are finished just like the real thing, such as the grilled marks of the puffy crust dough and the ingredients.
OPS: Pizza key chain with Bismarck topping.
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Trasty way to keep door key handy.
Ferrari Press Agency
Pizza 1
Ref 14928
04/07/2023
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: YOU+MORE!
Here’s a tasty way to keep keys safe — a pizza-shaped case that replicates the moment melted cheese stretches out like string when a freshly cut slice is picked up.
The key is fixed to the end of the stringy chord.
The soft plushie pizza cases come with realistic looking mouthwatering toppings of some favourite menu items — Margherita, Bismarck, and Quattro Formaggi.
The case has been developed by Japanese company Felissimo for its YOU+MORE! novelty brand.
A spokesperson said:” The pizza key case reproduces the moment when the melted cheese stretches when cutting out a segment from single round pizza.
“The key reel replicates the stretchy cheese, and you can savour that delicious scene every time you use the key in front of the entrance. “
All of the pizzas are finished just like the real thing, such as the grilled marks of the puffy crust dough and the ingredients.
OPS: Pizza key chain with Margherita topping.
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Trasty way to keep door key handy.
Ferrari Press Agency
Pizza 1
Ref 14928
04/07/2023
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: YOU+MORE!
Here’s a tasty way to keep keys safe — a pizza-shaped case that replicates the moment melted cheese stretches out like string when a freshly cut slice is picked up.
The key is fixed to the end of the stringy chord.
The soft plushie pizza cases come with realistic looking mouthwatering toppings of some favourite menu items — Margherita, Bismarck, and Quattro Formaggi.
The case has been developed by Japanese company Felissimo for its YOU+MORE! novelty brand.
A spokesperson said:” The pizza key case reproduces the moment when the melted cheese stretches when cutting out a segment from single round pizza.
“The key reel replicates the stretchy cheese, and you can savour that delicious scene every time you use the key in front of the entrance. “
All of the pizzas are finished just like the real thing, such as the grilled marks of the puffy crust dough and the ingredients.
OPS:A key sits inside the detachable pizza segment until required
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Trasty way to keep door key handy.
Ferrari Press Agency
Pizza 1
Ref 14928
04/07/2023
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: YOU+MORE!
Here’s a tasty way to keep keys safe — a pizza-shaped case that replicates the moment melted cheese stretches out like string when a freshly cut slice is picked up.
The key is fixed to the end of the stringy chord.
The soft plushie pizza cases come with realistic looking mouthwatering toppings of some favourite menu items — Margherita, Bismarck, and Quattro Formaggi.
The case has been developed by Japanese company Felissimo for its YOU+MORE! novelty brand.
A spokesperson said:” The pizza key case reproduces the moment when the melted cheese stretches when cutting out a segment from single round pizza.
“The key reel replicates the stretchy cheese, and you can savour that delicious scene every time you use the key in front of the entrance. “
All of the pizzas are finished just like the real thing, such as the grilled marks of the puffy crust dough and the ingredients.
OPS: Pizza key chain replicates the stringy cheese from a freshly cut slice
Picture supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS) -
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Trasty way to keep door key handy.
Ferrari Press Agency
Pizza 1
Ref 14928
04/07/2023
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: YOU+MORE!
Here’s a tasty way to keep keys safe — a pizza-shaped case that replicates the moment melted cheese stretches out like string when a freshly cut slice is picked up.
The key is fixed to the end of the stringy chord.
The soft plushie pizza cases come with realistic looking mouthwatering toppings of some favourite menu items — Margherita, Bismarck, and Quattro Formaggi.
The case has been developed by Japanese company Felissimo for its YOU+MORE! novelty brand.
A spokesperson said:” The pizza key case reproduces the moment when the melted cheese stretches when cutting out a segment from single round pizza.
“The key reel replicates the stretchy cheese, and you can savour that delicious scene every time you use the key in front of the entrance. “
All of the pizzas are finished just like the real thing, such as the grilled marks of the puffy crust dough and the ingredients.
OPS: Each key chain case case comes with a carabiner clip so it can be attached to a bag.
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Trasty way to keep door key handy.
Ferrari Press Agency
Pizza 1
Ref 14928
04/07/2023
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: YOU+MORE!
Here’s a tasty way to keep keys safe — a pizza-shaped case that replicates the moment melted cheese stretches out like string when a freshly cut slice is picked up.
The key is fixed to the end of the stringy chord.
The soft plushie pizza cases come with realistic looking mouthwatering toppings of some favourite menu items — Margherita, Bismarck, and Quattro Formaggi.
The case has been developed by Japanese company Felissimo for its YOU+MORE! novelty brand.
A spokesperson said:” The pizza key case reproduces the moment when the melted cheese stretches when cutting out a segment from single round pizza.
“The key reel replicates the stretchy cheese, and you can savour that delicious scene every time you use the key in front of the entrance. “
All of the pizzas are finished just like the real thing, such as the grilled marks of the puffy crust dough and the ingredients.
OPS: Pizza key chain with Quattro Formaggi.topping.
Picture supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS) -
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Trasty way to keep door key handy.
Ferrari Press Agency
Pizza 1
Ref 14928
04/07/2023
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: YOU+MORE!
Here’s a tasty way to keep keys safe — a pizza-shaped case that replicates the moment melted cheese stretches out like string when a freshly cut slice is picked up.
The key is fixed to the end of the stringy chord.
The soft plushie pizza cases come with realistic looking mouthwatering toppings of some favourite menu items — Margherita, Bismarck, and Quattro Formaggi.
The case has been developed by Japanese company Felissimo for its YOU+MORE! novelty brand.
A spokesperson said:” The pizza key case reproduces the moment when the melted cheese stretches when cutting out a segment from single round pizza.
“The key reel replicates the stretchy cheese, and you can savour that delicious scene every time you use the key in front of the entrance. “
All of the pizzas are finished just like the real thing, such as the grilled marks of the puffy crust dough and the ingredients.
OPS: Pizza key chain replicates the stringy cheese from a freshly cut slice
Picture supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS) -
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Trasty way to keep door key handy.
Ferrari Press Agency
Pizza 1
Ref 14928
04/07/2023
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: YOU+MORE!
Here’s a tasty way to keep keys safe — a pizza-shaped case that replicates the moment melted cheese stretches out like string when a freshly cut slice is picked up.
The key is fixed to the end of the stringy chord.
The soft plushie pizza cases come with realistic looking mouthwatering toppings of some favourite menu items — Margherita, Bismarck, and Quattro Formaggi.
The case has been developed by Japanese company Felissimo for its YOU+MORE! novelty brand.
A spokesperson said:” The pizza key case reproduces the moment when the melted cheese stretches when cutting out a segment from single round pizza.
“The key reel replicates the stretchy cheese, and you can savour that delicious scene every time you use the key in front of the entrance. “
All of the pizzas are finished just like the real thing, such as the grilled marks of the puffy crust dough and the ingredients.
OPS: Pizza key chain replicates the stringy cheese from a freshly cut slice
Picture supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS) -
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Trasty way to keep door key handy.
Ferrari Press Agency
Pizza 1
Ref 14928
04/07/2023
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: YOU+MORE!
Here’s a tasty way to keep keys safe — a pizza-shaped case that replicates the moment melted cheese stretches out like string when a freshly cut slice is picked up.
The key is fixed to the end of the stringy chord.
The soft plushie pizza cases come with realistic looking mouthwatering toppings of some favourite menu items — Margherita, Bismarck, and Quattro Formaggi.
The case has been developed by Japanese company Felissimo for its YOU+MORE! novelty brand.
A spokesperson said:” The pizza key case reproduces the moment when the melted cheese stretches when cutting out a segment from single round pizza.
“The key reel replicates the stretchy cheese, and you can savour that delicious scene every time you use the key in front of the entrance. “
All of the pizzas are finished just like the real thing, such as the grilled marks of the puffy crust dough and the ingredients.
OPS: Pizza key chain replicates the stringy cheese from a freshly cut slice
Picture supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS) -
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FEATURE - Eichhörnchen an den eigenen Olympischen Spielen
Ready for the Olympics? These sporty squirrels certainly are.
These hilarious images are the work of animal photographer Geert Weggen.
He creates quirky scenes by placing tiny props and getting garden squirrels to interact.
The 52-year-old from Bispgarden, Sweden, explains: "For many years I did not see big sport events, but when the Euro football tournament was almost towards an end, I started to see some matches and liked it. But it was too late to do a squirrel series and so I thought that I would do an Olympic series instead, because I had about 3 weeks left for this event.
“There about 10 different squirrels, both young and old ones. To make them trust me, most of the time I move slowly and be very quiet. I show up often so that they get used to me. Also, in not giving them attention sometimes and doing other things, that can make them curious. And food helps, of course. When they understand that I am the one putting out food, the trust comes easier.
“I would say the boxing set-up is my favourite. I had this idea for years and made the props and bought the gloves many years ago, but never started to work at it I never saw this idea before in photography, and that made my choice.”
Where: Bispgården, Jämtland, Sweden
When: 17 Jul 2021
Credit: Geert Weggen/Cover-Images.com
**MANDATORY CREDIT: Geert Weggen/Cover-Images.com. Only for use in this story. Editorial Use Only. No stock, books, advertising or merchandising without photographer's permission** (FOTO: DUKAS/COVER IMAGES)
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FEATURE - Eichhörnchen an den eigenen Olympischen Spielen
Ready for the Olympics? These sporty squirrels certainly are.
These hilarious images are the work of animal photographer Geert Weggen.
He creates quirky scenes by placing tiny props and getting garden squirrels to interact.
The 52-year-old from Bispgarden, Sweden, explains: "For many years I did not see big sport events, but when the Euro football tournament was almost towards an end, I started to see some matches and liked it. But it was too late to do a squirrel series and so I thought that I would do an Olympic series instead, because I had about 3 weeks left for this event.
“There about 10 different squirrels, both young and old ones. To make them trust me, most of the time I move slowly and be very quiet. I show up often so that they get used to me. Also, in not giving them attention sometimes and doing other things, that can make them curious. And food helps, of course. When they understand that I am the one putting out food, the trust comes easier.
“I would say the boxing set-up is my favourite. I had this idea for years and made the props and bought the gloves many years ago, but never started to work at it I never saw this idea before in photography, and that made my choice.”
Where: Bispgården, Jämtland, Sweden
When: 17 Jul 2021
Credit: Geert Weggen/Cover-Images.com
**MANDATORY CREDIT: Geert Weggen/Cover-Images.com. Only for use in this story. Editorial Use Only. No stock, books, advertising or merchandising without photographer's permission** (FOTO: DUKAS/COVER IMAGES)
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FEATURE - Eichhörnchen an den eigenen Olympischen Spielen
Ready for the Olympics? These sporty squirrels certainly are.
These hilarious images are the work of animal photographer Geert Weggen.
He creates quirky scenes by placing tiny props and getting garden squirrels to interact.
The 52-year-old from Bispgarden, Sweden, explains: "For many years I did not see big sport events, but when the Euro football tournament was almost towards an end, I started to see some matches and liked it. But it was too late to do a squirrel series and so I thought that I would do an Olympic series instead, because I had about 3 weeks left for this event.
“There about 10 different squirrels, both young and old ones. To make them trust me, most of the time I move slowly and be very quiet. I show up often so that they get used to me. Also, in not giving them attention sometimes and doing other things, that can make them curious. And food helps, of course. When they understand that I am the one putting out food, the trust comes easier.
“I would say the boxing set-up is my favourite. I had this idea for years and made the props and bought the gloves many years ago, but never started to work at it I never saw this idea before in photography, and that made my choice.”
Where: Bispgården, Jämtland, Sweden
When: 16 Jul 2021
Credit: Geert Weggen/Cover-Images.com
**MANDATORY CREDIT: Geert Weggen/Cover-Images.com. Only for use in this story. Editorial Use Only. No stock, books, advertising or merchandising without photographer's permission** (FOTO: DUKAS/COVER IMAGES)
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FEATURE - Eichhörnchen an den eigenen Olympischen Spielen
Ready for the Olympics? These sporty squirrels certainly are.
These hilarious images are the work of animal photographer Geert Weggen.
He creates quirky scenes by placing tiny props and getting garden squirrels to interact.
The 52-year-old from Bispgarden, Sweden, explains: "For many years I did not see big sport events, but when the Euro football tournament was almost towards an end, I started to see some matches and liked it. But it was too late to do a squirrel series and so I thought that I would do an Olympic series instead, because I had about 3 weeks left for this event.
“There about 10 different squirrels, both young and old ones. To make them trust me, most of the time I move slowly and be very quiet. I show up often so that they get used to me. Also, in not giving them attention sometimes and doing other things, that can make them curious. And food helps, of course. When they understand that I am the one putting out food, the trust comes easier.
“I would say the boxing set-up is my favourite. I had this idea for years and made the props and bought the gloves many years ago, but never started to work at it I never saw this idea before in photography, and that made my choice.”
Where: Bispgården, Jämtland, Sweden
When: 16 Jul 2021
Credit: Geert Weggen/Cover-Images.com
**MANDATORY CREDIT: Geert Weggen/Cover-Images.com. Only for use in this story. Editorial Use Only. No stock, books, advertising or merchandising without photographer's permission** (FOTO: DUKAS/COVER IMAGES)
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FEATURE - Eichhörnchen an den eigenen Olympischen Spielen
Ready for the Olympics? These sporty squirrels certainly are.
These hilarious images are the work of animal photographer Geert Weggen.
He creates quirky scenes by placing tiny props and getting garden squirrels to interact.
The 52-year-old from Bispgarden, Sweden, explains: "For many years I did not see big sport events, but when the Euro football tournament was almost towards an end, I started to see some matches and liked it. But it was too late to do a squirrel series and so I thought that I would do an Olympic series instead, because I had about 3 weeks left for this event.
“There about 10 different squirrels, both young and old ones. To make them trust me, most of the time I move slowly and be very quiet. I show up often so that they get used to me. Also, in not giving them attention sometimes and doing other things, that can make them curious. And food helps, of course. When they understand that I am the one putting out food, the trust comes easier.
“I would say the boxing set-up is my favourite. I had this idea for years and made the props and bought the gloves many years ago, but never started to work at it I never saw this idea before in photography, and that made my choice.”
Where: Bispgården, Jämtland, Sweden
When: 16 Jul 2021
Credit: Geert Weggen/Cover-Images.com
**MANDATORY CREDIT: Geert Weggen/Cover-Images.com. Only for use in this story. Editorial Use Only. No stock, books, advertising or merchandising without photographer's permission** (FOTO: DUKAS/COVER IMAGES)
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FEATURE - Eichhörnchen an den eigenen Olympischen Spielen
Ready for the Olympics? These sporty squirrels certainly are.
These hilarious images are the work of animal photographer Geert Weggen.
He creates quirky scenes by placing tiny props and getting garden squirrels to interact.
The 52-year-old from Bispgarden, Sweden, explains: "For many years I did not see big sport events, but when the Euro football tournament was almost towards an end, I started to see some matches and liked it. But it was too late to do a squirrel series and so I thought that I would do an Olympic series instead, because I had about 3 weeks left for this event.
“There about 10 different squirrels, both young and old ones. To make them trust me, most of the time I move slowly and be very quiet. I show up often so that they get used to me. Also, in not giving them attention sometimes and doing other things, that can make them curious. And food helps, of course. When they understand that I am the one putting out food, the trust comes easier.
“I would say the boxing set-up is my favourite. I had this idea for years and made the props and bought the gloves many years ago, but never started to work at it I never saw this idea before in photography, and that made my choice.”
Where: Bispgården, Jämtland, Sweden
When: 16 Jul 2021
Credit: Geert Weggen/Cover-Images.com
**MANDATORY CREDIT: Geert Weggen/Cover-Images.com. Only for use in this story. Editorial Use Only. No stock, books, advertising or merchandising without photographer's permission** (FOTO: DUKAS/COVER IMAGES)
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FEATURE - Eichhörnchen an den eigenen Olympischen Spielen
Ready for the Olympics? These sporty squirrels certainly are.
These hilarious images are the work of animal photographer Geert Weggen.
He creates quirky scenes by placing tiny props and getting garden squirrels to interact.
The 52-year-old from Bispgarden, Sweden, explains: "For many years I did not see big sport events, but when the Euro football tournament was almost towards an end, I started to see some matches and liked it. But it was too late to do a squirrel series and so I thought that I would do an Olympic series instead, because I had about 3 weeks left for this event.
“There about 10 different squirrels, both young and old ones. To make them trust me, most of the time I move slowly and be very quiet. I show up often so that they get used to me. Also, in not giving them attention sometimes and doing other things, that can make them curious. And food helps, of course. When they understand that I am the one putting out food, the trust comes easier.
“I would say the boxing set-up is my favourite. I had this idea for years and made the props and bought the gloves many years ago, but never started to work at it I never saw this idea before in photography, and that made my choice.”
Where: Bispgården, Jämtland, Sweden
When: 16 Jul 2021
Credit: Geert Weggen/Cover-Images.com
**MANDATORY CREDIT: Geert Weggen/Cover-Images.com. Only for use in this story. Editorial Use Only. No stock, books, advertising or merchandising without photographer's permission** (FOTO: DUKAS/COVER IMAGES)
(c) Dukas -
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FEATURE - Eichhörnchen an den eigenen Olympischen Spielen
Ready for the Olympics? These sporty squirrels certainly are.
These hilarious images are the work of animal photographer Geert Weggen.
He creates quirky scenes by placing tiny props and getting garden squirrels to interact.
The 52-year-old from Bispgarden, Sweden, explains: "For many years I did not see big sport events, but when the Euro football tournament was almost towards an end, I started to see some matches and liked it. But it was too late to do a squirrel series and so I thought that I would do an Olympic series instead, because I had about 3 weeks left for this event.
“There about 10 different squirrels, both young and old ones. To make them trust me, most of the time I move slowly and be very quiet. I show up often so that they get used to me. Also, in not giving them attention sometimes and doing other things, that can make them curious. And food helps, of course. When they understand that I am the one putting out food, the trust comes easier.
“I would say the boxing set-up is my favourite. I had this idea for years and made the props and bought the gloves many years ago, but never started to work at it I never saw this idea before in photography, and that made my choice.”
Where: Bispgården, Jämtland, Sweden
When: 15 Jul 2021
Credit: Geert Weggen/Cover-Images.com
**MANDATORY CREDIT: Geert Weggen/Cover-Images.com. Only for use in this story. Editorial Use Only. No stock, books, advertising or merchandising without photographer's permission** (FOTO: DUKAS/COVER IMAGES)
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FEATURE - Eichhörnchen an den eigenen Olympischen Spielen
Ready for the Olympics? These sporty squirrels certainly are.
These hilarious images are the work of animal photographer Geert Weggen.
He creates quirky scenes by placing tiny props and getting garden squirrels to interact.
The 52-year-old from Bispgarden, Sweden, explains: "For many years I did not see big sport events, but when the Euro football tournament was almost towards an end, I started to see some matches and liked it. But it was too late to do a squirrel series and so I thought that I would do an Olympic series instead, because I had about 3 weeks left for this event.
“There about 10 different squirrels, both young and old ones. To make them trust me, most of the time I move slowly and be very quiet. I show up often so that they get used to me. Also, in not giving them attention sometimes and doing other things, that can make them curious. And food helps, of course. When they understand that I am the one putting out food, the trust comes easier.
“I would say the boxing set-up is my favourite. I had this idea for years and made the props and bought the gloves many years ago, but never started to work at it I never saw this idea before in photography, and that made my choice.”
Where: Bispgården, Jämtland, Sweden
When: 15 Jul 2021
Credit: Geert Weggen/Cover-Images.com
**MANDATORY CREDIT: Geert Weggen/Cover-Images.com. Only for use in this story. Editorial Use Only. No stock, books, advertising or merchandising without photographer's permission** (FOTO: DUKAS/COVER IMAGES)
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DUK10144361_017
FEATURE - Eichhörnchen an den eigenen Olympischen Spielen
Ready for the Olympics? These sporty squirrels certainly are.
These hilarious images are the work of animal photographer Geert Weggen.
He creates quirky scenes by placing tiny props and getting garden squirrels to interact.
The 52-year-old from Bispgarden, Sweden, explains: "For many years I did not see big sport events, but when the Euro football tournament was almost towards an end, I started to see some matches and liked it. But it was too late to do a squirrel series and so I thought that I would do an Olympic series instead, because I had about 3 weeks left for this event.
“There about 10 different squirrels, both young and old ones. To make them trust me, most of the time I move slowly and be very quiet. I show up often so that they get used to me. Also, in not giving them attention sometimes and doing other things, that can make them curious. And food helps, of course. When they understand that I am the one putting out food, the trust comes easier.
“I would say the boxing set-up is my favourite. I had this idea for years and made the props and bought the gloves many years ago, but never started to work at it I never saw this idea before in photography, and that made my choice.”
Where: Bispgården, Jämtland, Sweden
When: 14 Jul 2021
Credit: Geert Weggen/Cover-Images.com
**MANDATORY CREDIT: Geert Weggen/Cover-Images.com. Only for use in this story. Editorial Use Only. No stock, books, advertising or merchandising without photographer's permission** (FOTO: DUKAS/COVER IMAGES)
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DUK10144361_014
FEATURE - Eichhörnchen an den eigenen Olympischen Spielen
Ready for the Olympics? These sporty squirrels certainly are.
These hilarious images are the work of animal photographer Geert Weggen.
He creates quirky scenes by placing tiny props and getting garden squirrels to interact.
The 52-year-old from Bispgarden, Sweden, explains: "For many years I did not see big sport events, but when the Euro football tournament was almost towards an end, I started to see some matches and liked it. But it was too late to do a squirrel series and so I thought that I would do an Olympic series instead, because I had about 3 weeks left for this event.
“There about 10 different squirrels, both young and old ones. To make them trust me, most of the time I move slowly and be very quiet. I show up often so that they get used to me. Also, in not giving them attention sometimes and doing other things, that can make them curious. And food helps, of course. When they understand that I am the one putting out food, the trust comes easier.
“I would say the boxing set-up is my favourite. I had this idea for years and made the props and bought the gloves many years ago, but never started to work at it I never saw this idea before in photography, and that made my choice.”
Where: Bispgården, Jämtland, Sweden
When: 14 Jul 2021
Credit: Geert Weggen/Cover-Images.com
**MANDATORY CREDIT: Geert Weggen/Cover-Images.com. Only for use in this story. Editorial Use Only. No stock, books, advertising or merchandising without photographer's permission** (FOTO: DUKAS/COVER IMAGES)
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DUK10144361_018
FEATURE - Eichhörnchen an den eigenen Olympischen Spielen
Ready for the Olympics? These sporty squirrels certainly are.
These hilarious images are the work of animal photographer Geert Weggen.
He creates quirky scenes by placing tiny props and getting garden squirrels to interact.
The 52-year-old from Bispgarden, Sweden, explains: "For many years I did not see big sport events, but when the Euro football tournament was almost towards an end, I started to see some matches and liked it. But it was too late to do a squirrel series and so I thought that I would do an Olympic series instead, because I had about 3 weeks left for this event.
“There about 10 different squirrels, both young and old ones. To make them trust me, most of the time I move slowly and be very quiet. I show up often so that they get used to me. Also, in not giving them attention sometimes and doing other things, that can make them curious. And food helps, of course. When they understand that I am the one putting out food, the trust comes easier.
“I would say the boxing set-up is my favourite. I had this idea for years and made the props and bought the gloves many years ago, but never started to work at it I never saw this idea before in photography, and that made my choice.”
Where: Bispgården, Jämtland, Sweden
When: 13 Jul 2021
Credit: Geert Weggen/Cover-Images.com
**MANDATORY CREDIT: Geert Weggen/Cover-Images.com. Only for use in this story. Editorial Use Only. No stock, books, advertising or merchandising without photographer's permission** (FOTO: DUKAS/COVER IMAGES)
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DUK10144361_013
FEATURE - Eichhörnchen an den eigenen Olympischen Spielen
Ready for the Olympics? These sporty squirrels certainly are.
These hilarious images are the work of animal photographer Geert Weggen.
He creates quirky scenes by placing tiny props and getting garden squirrels to interact.
The 52-year-old from Bispgarden, Sweden, explains: "For many years I did not see big sport events, but when the Euro football tournament was almost towards an end, I started to see some matches and liked it. But it was too late to do a squirrel series and so I thought that I would do an Olympic series instead, because I had about 3 weeks left for this event.
“There about 10 different squirrels, both young and old ones. To make them trust me, most of the time I move slowly and be very quiet. I show up often so that they get used to me. Also, in not giving them attention sometimes and doing other things, that can make them curious. And food helps, of course. When they understand that I am the one putting out food, the trust comes easier.
“I would say the boxing set-up is my favourite. I had this idea for years and made the props and bought the gloves many years ago, but never started to work at it I never saw this idea before in photography, and that made my choice.”
Where: Bispgården, Jämtland, Sweden
When: 13 Jul 2021
Credit: Geert Weggen/Cover-Images.com
**MANDATORY CREDIT: Geert Weggen/Cover-Images.com. Only for use in this story. Editorial Use Only. No stock, books, advertising or merchandising without photographer's permission** (FOTO: DUKAS/COVER IMAGES)
(c) Dukas -
DUK10144361_009
FEATURE - Eichhörnchen an den eigenen Olympischen Spielen
Ready for the Olympics? These sporty squirrels certainly are.
These hilarious images are the work of animal photographer Geert Weggen.
He creates quirky scenes by placing tiny props and getting garden squirrels to interact.
The 52-year-old from Bispgarden, Sweden, explains: "For many years I did not see big sport events, but when the Euro football tournament was almost towards an end, I started to see some matches and liked it. But it was too late to do a squirrel series and so I thought that I would do an Olympic series instead, because I had about 3 weeks left for this event.
“There about 10 different squirrels, both young and old ones. To make them trust me, most of the time I move slowly and be very quiet. I show up often so that they get used to me. Also, in not giving them attention sometimes and doing other things, that can make them curious. And food helps, of course. When they understand that I am the one putting out food, the trust comes easier.
“I would say the boxing set-up is my favourite. I had this idea for years and made the props and bought the gloves many years ago, but never started to work at it I never saw this idea before in photography, and that made my choice.”
Where: Bispgården, Jämtland, Sweden
When: 13 Jul 2021
Credit: Geert Weggen/Cover-Images.com
**MANDATORY CREDIT: Geert Weggen/Cover-Images.com. Only for use in this story. Editorial Use Only. No stock, books, advertising or merchandising without photographer's permission** (FOTO: DUKAS/COVER IMAGES)
(c) Dukas -
DUK10144361_010
FEATURE - Eichhörnchen an den eigenen Olympischen Spielen
Ready for the Olympics? These sporty squirrels certainly are.
These hilarious images are the work of animal photographer Geert Weggen.
He creates quirky scenes by placing tiny props and getting garden squirrels to interact.
The 52-year-old from Bispgarden, Sweden, explains: "For many years I did not see big sport events, but when the Euro football tournament was almost towards an end, I started to see some matches and liked it. But it was too late to do a squirrel series and so I thought that I would do an Olympic series instead, because I had about 3 weeks left for this event.
“There about 10 different squirrels, both young and old ones. To make them trust me, most of the time I move slowly and be very quiet. I show up often so that they get used to me. Also, in not giving them attention sometimes and doing other things, that can make them curious. And food helps, of course. When they understand that I am the one putting out food, the trust comes easier.
“I would say the boxing set-up is my favourite. I had this idea for years and made the props and bought the gloves many years ago, but never started to work at it I never saw this idea before in photography, and that made my choice.”
Where: Bispgården, Jämtland, Sweden
When: 12 Jul 2021
Credit: Geert Weggen/Cover-Images.com
**MANDATORY CREDIT: Geert Weggen/Cover-Images.com. Only for use in this story. Editorial Use Only. No stock, books, advertising or merchandising without photographer's permission** (FOTO: DUKAS/COVER IMAGES)
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DUK10145269_002
FEATURE - Braunbärenjungen sehen aus, als würden sie für Tanzwettbewerb üben
These brown bear cubs look like they are practicing for Strictly Come Dancing.
Wildlife photographer Nick Kleer captured the scene in Alaska. He also observed them having a fun play-fight.
He explains: “There is nothing better, in my opinion, than being on foot, armed with nothing but a camera, with wild animals. Lying on my stomach watching these bear cubs play whilst their mother was feeding just metres away is up there with the best experiences I have ever had.”
Where: Alaska, United States
When: 10 Jul 2021
Credit: Nick Kleer/Cover-Images.com
**Editorial Use Only** (FOTO: DUKAS/COVER IMAGES)
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DUK10144361_011
FEATURE - Eichhörnchen an den eigenen Olympischen Spielen
Ready for the Olympics? These sporty squirrels certainly are.
These hilarious images are the work of animal photographer Geert Weggen.
He creates quirky scenes by placing tiny props and getting garden squirrels to interact.
The 52-year-old from Bispgarden, Sweden, explains: "For many years I did not see big sport events, but when the Euro football tournament was almost towards an end, I started to see some matches and liked it. But it was too late to do a squirrel series and so I thought that I would do an Olympic series instead, because I had about 3 weeks left for this event.
“There about 10 different squirrels, both young and old ones. To make them trust me, most of the time I move slowly and be very quiet. I show up often so that they get used to me. Also, in not giving them attention sometimes and doing other things, that can make them curious. And food helps, of course. When they understand that I am the one putting out food, the trust comes easier.
“I would say the boxing set-up is my favourite. I had this idea for years and made the props and bought the gloves many years ago, but never started to work at it I never saw this idea before in photography, and that made my choice.”
Where: Bispgården, Jämtland, Sweden
When: 09 Jul 2021
Credit: Geert Weggen/Cover-Images.com
**MANDATORY CREDIT: Geert Weggen/Cover-Images.com. Only for use in this story. Editorial Use Only. No stock, books, advertising or merchandising without photographer's permission** (FOTO: DUKAS/COVER IMAGES)
(c) Dukas -
DUK10144361_008
FEATURE - Eichhörnchen an den eigenen Olympischen Spielen
Ready for the Olympics? These sporty squirrels certainly are.
These hilarious images are the work of animal photographer Geert Weggen.
He creates quirky scenes by placing tiny props and getting garden squirrels to interact.
The 52-year-old from Bispgarden, Sweden, explains: "For many years I did not see big sport events, but when the Euro football tournament was almost towards an end, I started to see some matches and liked it. But it was too late to do a squirrel series and so I thought that I would do an Olympic series instead, because I had about 3 weeks left for this event.
“There about 10 different squirrels, both young and old ones. To make them trust me, most of the time I move slowly and be very quiet. I show up often so that they get used to me. Also, in not giving them attention sometimes and doing other things, that can make them curious. And food helps, of course. When they understand that I am the one putting out food, the trust comes easier.
“I would say the boxing set-up is my favourite. I had this idea for years and made the props and bought the gloves many years ago, but never started to work at it I never saw this idea before in photography, and that made my choice.”
Where: Bispgården, Jämtland, Sweden
When: 09 Jul 2021
Credit: Geert Weggen/Cover-Images.com
**MANDATORY CREDIT: Geert Weggen/Cover-Images.com. Only for use in this story. Editorial Use Only. No stock, books, advertising or merchandising without photographer's permission** (FOTO: DUKAS/COVER IMAGES)
(c) Dukas -
DUK10145269_009
FEATURE - Braunbärenjungen sehen aus, als würden sie für Tanzwettbewerb üben
These brown bear cubs look like they are practicing for Strictly Come Dancing.
Wildlife photographer Nick Kleer captured the scene in Alaska. He also observed them having a fun play-fight.
He explains: “There is nothing better, in my opinion, than being on foot, armed with nothing but a camera, with wild animals. Lying on my stomach watching these bear cubs play whilst their mother was feeding just metres away is up there with the best experiences I have ever had.”
Where: Alaska, United States
When: 07 Jul 2021
Credit: Nick Kleer/Cover-Images.com
**Editorial Use Only** (FOTO: DUKAS/COVER IMAGES)
(c) Dukas -
DUK10145269_008
FEATURE - Braunbärenjungen sehen aus, als würden sie für Tanzwettbewerb üben
These brown bear cubs look like they are practicing for Strictly Come Dancing.
Wildlife photographer Nick Kleer captured the scene in Alaska. He also observed them having a fun play-fight.
He explains: “There is nothing better, in my opinion, than being on foot, armed with nothing but a camera, with wild animals. Lying on my stomach watching these bear cubs play whilst their mother was feeding just metres away is up there with the best experiences I have ever had.”
Where: Alaska, United States
When: 07 Jul 2021
Credit: Nick Kleer/Cover-Images.com
**Editorial Use Only** (FOTO: DUKAS/COVER IMAGES)
(c) Dukas -
DUK10145269_007
FEATURE - Braunbärenjungen sehen aus, als würden sie für Tanzwettbewerb üben
These brown bear cubs look like they are practicing for Strictly Come Dancing.
Wildlife photographer Nick Kleer captured the scene in Alaska. He also observed them having a fun play-fight.
He explains: “There is nothing better, in my opinion, than being on foot, armed with nothing but a camera, with wild animals. Lying on my stomach watching these bear cubs play whilst their mother was feeding just metres away is up there with the best experiences I have ever had.”
Where: Alaska, United States
When: 07 Jul 2021
Credit: Nick Kleer/Cover-Images.com
**Editorial Use Only** (FOTO: DUKAS/COVER IMAGES)
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