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Went for a walk in the old town tonight - the sunset was lovely - there's a small restaurant where you can go through a hole in the city wall and actually have a drink on the ocean outside the wall. It's definitely got a beautiful view!
My breasts are real , so pert , my arse more rounded and part , hips wider and so feminine , as are my legs so shapely I feel like I’m a woman .. how is this possible , I want it to be real !
As always, a photo each day for 365 days. All shot and edited using Apps on my iPhone 5.
The photo was taken using the camera App ClearCam for iPhone. The file is saved as an 18mp Image (the default for ClearCam when using an iPhone 5 and saving the image using the Enhanced mode). The original image can be found below.
First of all I used PhotoToaster to edit the image. This was done by cropping the image in closer towards the Cows and applying the Realtor filter to the photo, to help brighten the grass and trees a little. Next I used the app Laminar to apply the 3-Strip Technicolor Fx to the image to help deepen the colour of the sky. I also used the same app to apply the Craquelure Style to the picture to make the image look a little more like a painting. Finally I imported the image back into PhotoToaster to apply the Canvas texture and add the Shadow II frame.
The original photo was taken down the road from Tile Hill Train station. I liked the look of all the Cows gathered near to the tree in the middle of the field.
Comments appreciated as much as faves!
ORIGINS
In 2085 the Orbital Gateway decloaked and appeared from the dark side of the moon. Drop Ships from World #2785 shattered the tranquillity of Earth soon after. The Ministry from Dimension X had arrived to spread their Gospel of Death.
ABOUT THE “DEATH SENTENCE” MECH
The Name "Death Sentence" was thought to have originated from the unlucky units who were sent to fight it. In actual fact the moniker was adopted by the Pilots of the mech division itself.
The mech is comprised of an organic exoskeleton and a Titanium-Ceranium metal alloy base. It has been invigorated by "Technomancy" (technological necromancy).
The mech does not use an atomic fuel core as per human technology, rather it is powered by Soul- Fusion technomancy (The CND Logo has been painted on by support Crew to mock Earth Mech pilots). A Pilots soul will power the mech for up to 1 year, exertion such as combat or self repair rapidly depletes this time frame leaving visible signs of physical degradation. Organic batteries (human sacrifices) can remove the leeching effect temporarily but piloting the mech is effectively a martyrdom. The memories and experiences of every pilot the mech bonds with are absorbed along with its life-force. In this way even "green" recruits are instant combat veterans.
ARMAMENTS
All Mechs are armed with short range shoulder mounted neural toxin shells and Hellfire "Barbecue" Missiles which incapacitate or burn rather than kill instantly. Carapace mounted tear gas and smoke launchers are also standard. The Right arm has fixed "baby monitor" which can pinpoint the atomic signature of any opposing mechs within a five mile radius. The Mechs primary armament and weapon load out, depends on its mission deployment.
This Mech is equipped with a Plexiglass/Kevlar composite shield & Vibro Katana for mech to mech combat.
I never thought
That you and I could come to this
I left you floating 'cause
You never struck me
As somebody that would ever drown
I'm just as lost as you are
Does it make you feel any better?
Does it make you feel any better?...
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Eccentric beach front homeowner on Stinson Beach probably found these floats in their front yard over the years...
As always, your likes, comments and feedback are much appreciated.
OLYMPUS DIGITAL CAMERA
Processed with Snapseed
Taken as promos for Raven's Way Back Wednesday show at Phoenix, where she will be DJing every week, both in and out of drag.
This is a smartphone photo that I snapped through my dining room window a week ago today. The truck parked crossways of the street has a wench on it. The guy pulling the cable is trying to attach it to another truck that could not make it up the small incline out of the cul-de-sac to the right of my house. The lawns and streets were so slippery from a deep freeze overnight following a mixture of snow, sleet and freezing rain. To those of you in colder climates, this will probably seem like "much ado about nothing", but down South, ANY ice accumulation is a big deal.
Planned for cancellation from today, Transdev's X41 Red Express service has been saved with days to spare, following a 4700-strong petition and intervention from local politicians. It will now operate under a revised timetable, including more non-stop running sections.
Pride of the North-liveried Lancashire United 2754 (PJ05 ZWA) is seen operating the service last June, making an energetic right turn into Princess Street in central Manchester.
12/06/2019. Posted 26/01/2020.
As part of our DUB-LGW-BOURNEMOUTH-LONDON-LGW-DUB Holiday in February 2017. Extremely enjoyable and highly recommended.
Explore, August 25th, 2008
Almost seems like sepia, doesn't it?
(Color of this scene is "as is," no PS alteration)
Dec 19, 2011
Well we're getting close to Christmas, and I got my first official present and it was VERY unexpected..
I've done a couple shoots for StanceNation.com this year (shameless plug)
www.stancenation.com/2011/11/24/kdm-reppin/
www.stancenation.com/2011/08/02/twin-turbo-aggressive-fit...
Check them out if you haven't already..
But as I was saying.. I wouldn't expect to get something in the mail from them for Christmas, but sure enough I did.. I opened the package and was amazed at what was inside including this really nice lanyard from their store.. I had to get a shot with it as a thank you to them.
Feels really good to be thought of unexpectedly and appreciated. I admit, that is pretty "fresh as f*ck"...
Strobist Info:
Yongnuo 560 - camera left 1/16 power bare
After a lifetime of evil deeds, Anthony Foul paid the price. His spirit would never have peace, and forever be trapped as a ghost!
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First things first, my personal beliefs are not represented here! Ghosts are certainly not real to me;) I mainly threw this together to try the bent floor boards technique, and also a stain glass window.
Enjoy!
EDIT: My views have been hackedD:
Keep all special thoughts and memories for lifetimes to come. Share these keepsakes with others to inspire hope and build from the past, which can bridge to the future.
~ Mattie Stepanek
Recollecting beautiful memories of Christmas spent in the winter wonderland last year! Frozen wilderness of the Himalayas, spine chilling cold, zillion star accommodation in the wide open and most importantly warmth of the like-minded travelers.
Wishing you all a merry Christmas!! :)
11.0 mm | F5.6 | 10 min | ISO 400
Expected to view Large on Black.
I still can't believe I got this to work as well as it does! Two motors and some training wheels and it looks just like a real segway!
This was a huge hit at Brickworld Chicago this last year - it put a smile on so many faces (including mine).
strobist info: SB-900 & SB-600 camera right, bare, triggered with PocketWizards (miniTT1 w/AC3 and FlexTT5s).
Post-processing done with Capture NX2 (w/Color Efex Pro 3), and Photoshop CS5.
More of my work can be seen at BlueCityPhotography.com and www.facebook.com/bluecityphotography
As you might know me my photography style is all about landscapes and wide angle photography. Seen a lot about Macro photography, but never did something with it.
Last weekend I visited the Burgers Zoo and especially the recently opened mangrove, which is the largest indoor mangrove in the world. With a surface area of 3,000 square meters, visitors venture into the largest indoor mangrove in the world. From the beach bordering a Belizean town square, the mysterious world that is the mangrove calls. Further inland, the mangrove forest slowly transforms into a tropical dry forest, where hundreds of butterflies in all shapes, sizes, and colours are dancing in the air.
There I experienced for the first time the fun you can have capturing little creatures like these. The little Canon G7X has the ability for shooting some macro's, but than the question rises....what is macro? Is the shot above a macro or what do we call this? Tips and suggestions are welcome as well as your honest opinion about this 'first macro of mine'. I'll be back with some more macro's as soon as I get a macro lens for the 5DMKIII.
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As winter brings the cold and rain I look forward to getting home and relaxing with a glass of red in front of my blazing wood burner. It keeps the whole house very warm through the cold dark nights.
As my friend Edith said "We'll have luck today!" Then my mind always asking "What's will seeing later..." Shooting bugs is kind of luck and challenging. Sometime catching nothings while only blood donated in jungle; sometime bugs just follow you everywhere. Or maybe playing hide and seek with you. Therefore, whatever is. Share another funny bug's shot with you :)
Abellio ScotRail Class 385, 385011 passing through Slateford working 1Y75 0859 Edinburgh Waverley to Glasgow Central, taken 12th March 2020
As Metra 164 moves around, a outbound train departs OTC and a inbound Milwaukee district train passed under. Chicago, IL
My Dal Cinnamoroll is finally done!!
I chose her name ^__^
I think she looks like a cute and capricious girl so I think "Hime" or "ひめ" ( 姫 ), "Princess" in japanese is perfect for her.
She is so sweet >__<
I already love her a lot!
As winter wears down and spring is around the corner, the nudibranchs and other small critters are appearing on the reef.
As a youngster one of the first birds I can remember seeing was a Gannet effortlessly overtaking the ferry taking us to Islay in Scotland. Not long after I was on a boat near Bass Rock in the Firth of Forth with them diving into the water all around us for fish and I was hooked.
Over the years I've learnt its official name was Northern Gannet and its scientific name became Morus bassanus, (I still prefer the more evocative local name of Solan Goose and Sula bassana)
I can spend hours at Bempton Cliffs watching them soar back and forth, its probably just as well I don't live closer or I'd be there a lot more than once a year !
The development of my photography skills could probably be tracked through all my old Gannet photos right back to trying to convince the family that the white specs taken with a basic point and shoot film camera at Bass Rock were birds !