Bargains in SL - High Qualitiy
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Qatlama or Katlama is a large-orange colored deep fried roti/poori topped with the layer of gram flour (besan) mixed with spices along with lentils, coriander seeds and pomegranate seeds.
Done for the Art Week Gallery Theme ~ Green Mood
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Worked on for theme June 12, 2022
Took this a few weeks ago...I was struck by the bold red letters. And it fits for Smile on Saturday theme One Word.
HSoS 😊
Sony ILCE-7M3, FE 24mm F1.4 GM
I earned at least 500$ on this lens. Couldn't resist it. It's a wonderful little thing!
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Very much appreciated!
I thought I would feature some of the bargains I have picked up today in the weekend sales. These are featured in *Stay at Home* *Manly Weekend*
Motorbikes are from 777 Motors
maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Ascalon/139/90/2008
Leather Jacket is from Capture and comes with and without a tshirt.
maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Entrainment/186/111/739
Tattoo is from UbS
maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Possession/200/153/24
Shades are from Bondi
maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Lovers%20Heaven/154/246/1623
Backdrop is from Bdrop
I was looking at what was on discount after the holidays and I found these rather odd looking lights. I can see why they didn't sell but I like them.
This weekend there are many great deals on offer as well.
Fifty Linden Friday (50L)
Bleich - Aloy - CMYK Black (FLF Limited Edition)
Saturday Sale (50L-75L)
ilcocoli: Lazy Tank
The Annex: Roxie Capris - Black
Rama.Salon: Gloria Hair
<Happy Weekend Sale (60L)
Ysoral: Luxe Bracelet Emma
Unicorn: Backdrop and Poses Airsofty
Bargain Hunters (not!)
The minute I laid eyes on this painting at the Portland Art Museum, I knew I wanted to take it for a slide.
Apologies to Kenneth Hayes Miller for inserting myself in his masterpiece Bargain Hunters,
but I could never resist a great bargain jajaja
**thank you Kacey for providing my face :-)**
happy sliderssunday!
Masks rule....colorful street!
Popularly known as the sonajhuri haat its a shopping heaven every Saturday on the banks of khoai river, Bolpur West Bengal India. Its an open air market where you can buy tribal items and many more stuffs while listening to wonderful baul songs, sung by some local bauls sitting aside.
There is no starting no end - as there is a clearing near the bridges, and people just set up shop there on the ground. No tables, no mess and everyone is walking through and bargaining.
We met artisans who are setting shop there since the last 20+ years and have also been invited to the nearby Shantiniketan University(Famous for Rabindranath Tagore) for showcasing their art & talent. Prices can be very steep - but on average are way lower than the stores in the cities. We bought sarees (linen, cotton and others), wire paintings, leather bags, batik cotton shawls.
Overall a very good experience and something unique.
2nd build in my Iron Builder round against Ben Anderson, using the Wave Rounded 1x4 with 2 Studs on Ends. Used 68 times here.
As I am contractually obliged to sign away your doubts and quill your hunger for more builds, here's another to sink your teeth into. You'll be burning through the hours trying to match its hellish precision. So go on, make your signature move... just be careful what you bargain for. Only one question remains: trick or retreat?
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Makeup: Vina Lips & eyemakeup (Evo x) by Zibska *Get this item at the Darkness event!* www.flickr.com/photos/zibska/
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Street Photography from Glasgow, Scotland.
Previously unpublished shot from August 2017. Enjoy!
I was on holiday with my wife in North Wales when we stumbled across this place in Caernarfon. It looked like it had certainly seen more glorious times in the past and I found it interesting as a subject due to its evident slow decay. However when the lady walked past the store she somehow - in my mind at least - transformed the scene into one that could have been out of the 1960s/1970s. The shop then became the perfect backdrop for what had become a candid portrait. Shot on a Canon EOS 6D & Canon EF 28-80mm f/2.8-4.0L