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Stylist/Photo: Nastazia Nightfire
Skin: Al Vulo! Skin] - [ matilde ] - [ natural bronze ]
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Eyeshadow tattoo: ATOMICBAMBI - Smokey Eyes - Tattoos
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Hair: (rent)Mint ~ Hair No.10 (F) ( b r o w n s ) (LL)
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Legwarmers: *League* Merino Legwarmers -Army Green
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Leggins: *League* Merino Leggings & Flats -Umber
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Short pants: *League* Frayed Denim Shorts -Faded Black
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Tanktop: *League* Ribbon Tied Tanktop -Army
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Bracelet: *League* Wanderer Jewellery Set -Black
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Necklace: YV - HUGO - NECKLACE - [PACK]
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Rings: +ROZOREGALIA+*Gemma*Ring&Nail/2(F) BOX
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Boots: Maitreya Gold * Shearling Boots Army
Skipton station south signal box early 1980's. A class 108 DMU passes with a morecambe bound train..
The British Rail Class 108 diesel multiple units were built by BR Derby from 1958 to 1961, with a final production quantity of 333 vehicles. The final units lasted in traffic until October 1993, although many saw further use in departmental service, as sandite or route-learner units.
Praktika MTL3 (Kodak 400 ASA).
This place was amazing. A little known, uncelebrated National Park about an hour south of where i live and it was one of the most intense and beautiful places i have visited on the surface of this earth...
it gave me the feeling of complete tranquil thoughtlessness - as much as i try and meditate, i find it hard to truly clear my mind - but walking in this place all i could hear was each breath as i drew it in and exhaled, all i could think of was the flood of colours and textures and forms into my eyes - i was so present there i could feel my heart beating, there was no need for any thought other than pure perception... maybe it was because i felt i could be swept of the rocks at any time, by the surging ocean maybe it was because the land and sea and sky themselves felt like they were breathing... it was frightening and incredibly beautiful at the same time..
not sure if all that really comes across in the photo...