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Words can't express my feelings of gratitude to you all,
when I started my page back in the Fall I never
dreamed that I would get to 100 followers let alone
1000! To celebrate this I have put together my first
picture that gained just 7 likes!!! with my most recent.
It has been a wild journey and I have seen some
great work from really talented people creating sims
which was my first love within Second Life
MANY years ago, indeed I started this page because I realized I didn't have a single picture of ANY of the work I had done back then. I have made some friends
some here and some there.... and I have learnt that one of my mesh suits has a hole in the pants!!!! Anyway the very best wishes to you all and here is to the next 1000! Tuomo Vella
credits
skin & shape DS'ELLES AIKO
hair Stealthic Lately
necklace RAWR! Believe
rings RAWR! Jenny
pose & prop DS'ELLES -CIGARETTE- 6 POSES
lingerie Ricielli - Yuki
backdrop Focus. The City View
I can't quite explain why the background looks B&W. It was very dull at the time and the light certainly wasn't good but I find the effect quite interesting. The bushes behind the perch were certainly dark. Other than a crop this image is straight out of the camera.
Thank you to all who fave or comment on my photos it is much appreciated.
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The Falklands have 2 Steamer Duck, "the Falkland Steamer Duck" and the "Flying Steamer duck". This is the Female Steamer duck and the next image is the male Steamer Duck.... both are "Falkland Steamer" and they do not fly. They are very common ducks and I have seen large flock of them floating at a distance on the ocean, especially when we visited Sea Lion Island. It is very difficult to distinguish the one who can fly from the other one when they are on the water. Robin Woods tells us that "the best distinguishing features are the shape and colour of the bill. Both male and female have slightly longer, more slender and concave bills." We have seen and photograph both species of "Steamer" ducks but I find it hard to distinguish which is which even when examining the pictures closely.... I only know that we saw both type of "Steamer" because we saw them flying. Local names for the non-flying duck is "Logger" or "Loggerhead"
I can fly... I can Fly... I can Fly !
Someone asked me recently if my St-Paul Island Album on FLickr reflects what you can see when you visit the Island... the answer is Yes and No. At the time of the year we were there ie end of July, some of the species are already starting to quit the Island. It was for example almost impossible to see a Red Legged Kittiwake after the first day we arrived. So we ended up seeing less than 20 species of birds, the fur seals and the Pribilof Subspecies of the Arctic Fox. However, over 300 species of birds have been recorded in the Pribilofs. Spring and Fall apparently are very good for rare birds visiting from Asia... I only remember seeing a couple of vagrants while visiting the Island. I have several photos from St-Paul which have never been processed but all the species encountered are at least represented once in the album. When you return from a trip, you get motivated to process a bunch but then you get saturated or busy with other trips and activities and several good pictures remain dormant.... until things get quiet again like this weekend. I may post a few more from St-Paul Island over the coming days. St-Paul Island can be a challenging destination to reach but it is among the prettiest location of Alaska I have seen and it can be extremely rewarding for the wildlife photographer.... and no... Nobody has paid me to say that :)
Check out the can opener on this Cooper's Hawk. I'm sure that beak could do some serious damage.
I was busily photographing an American Wigeon when this woman approached me gesticulating wildly and mouthing, "RIGHT ABOVE YOU!". Trying to get a shot through the branches, I finally managed a closeup of this guy. Thanks for the heads up, stranger.
I can see the glowing lights
I can see them every night
really not that far away
I could be there in a day
I wonder if you live there still
I kinda think you always will
if I tried you'd probably be
hard to find
what I feel now about you then
I'm just glad I can explain
you're beautiful and close and young
in those ways we were the same
there's a lot I've not forgotten
I let go of other things
if I tried they'd probably be
hard to find
they can all
just kiss off into the air
they can all
just kiss off into the air
I don't know why we had to lose
the ones who took so little space
they're still waiting for the east
to cover what we can't erase
Who can take a rainbow (who can take a rainbow)
Wrap it in a sigh (wrap it in a sigh)
Soak it in the sun and make a groovy lemon pie
The Candy Man (the Candy Man)
The Candy Man can (the Candy Man can)
The Candy Man can
'Cause he mixes it with love
And makes the world taste good (makes the world taste good)
Even though this is supposedly one of the most photographed barns in the world and the weather wasn't the best for this shot, I can never resist taking a picture of Moulton Barn and the Tetons near Jackson Hole, Wyoming whenever I'm in the area.
There was an April snow storm moving in, but I wasn't about to pass up CN A402 with a C40-8M leading.
As the CN C40-8M fleet continues to shrink seeing them in the lead is always a treat.
Pictured is 2443 leading A402 over the Grand River at Caledonia.
can you love, can you love
can you love the version of me
i don't let, i don't let
โฌ i don't let anybody else see โฌ
the things:
fd - classic romance dress
Jack Spoon - Amyris Lash @ Anthology
and Cey Soft Shadow @ the mainstore
Tram (thankyouuu!!) - P0625 hair @ Uber