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Tram G1224 hair
Amara Beauty Kimiko skin
Palette Callie sweater (olive)
Palette Callie skirt (navy)
Izzie's Studded tights black
Sean closed the cellar door and stretched his back. Down there it was always a bit musky and mysterious. Like smelly feet supporting the house, he thought. Then he spread his arms, threw his head backwards, and sang a loud song, addressing the clouds above, his sole audience that day.
Cellar door. KHOP
Fishing boats and a variety of other vessels, catching some golden evening light.
Golden hour - low in the sky, evening sun
A summer's eve in Steveston Harbour , BC Canada
Steveston is a charming fishing village that is situated in Richmond BC, on the Mighty Fraser River
Canada
Definitely one of British Columbia's best kept secrets.
If you enjoy quaint fishing villages, combined with light and vibrant colours, I am pleased to extend an invitation for you to browse through my.... 'I 💖 Steveston album'
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~Christie by the River
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Smile on Saturday theme: wearing jewellery
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I have immortalized, this moment, where a spider, caught a bleed insect, which is trapped in its web.
He inmortalizado, este momento, donde una araña, atrapo a un despistado insecto, que quedo atrapado en su telaraña.
Created for the Art Museion 2nd Annual Selective Colour Challenge and for the Dark Side of the Light Low key / High key Contest
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It was a challenge that I created for myself ... Have I met my goal ..?
Macro photography has been always fascinating to me. In this photo, I'm trying to discover possibilities in an abstract macro. Did I nail it, not yet , but as they say "Beauty is in the eye of the beholder"...
These are dry leaves of an Indian Corn.
Sonnenaufgang an einer der bekanntesten Riffkiefern in der Sächsischen Schweiz - die an der Ostaussicht des Liliensteins
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I obviously used a hard grad in the wrong place. But since this image is not a display of reality I thought to share it with you anyway!
It’s amazing what people do
when snowflakes fall on top of you.
Some run and hide from the falling snow
whilst others make balls to throw.
Life is weird that way.
Catching snowflakes in the sun.
As they drift slowly down and fall around you,
look up and open your palms and let land a few.
try to catch their silence and serenity in your hand,
before they quickly melt and disappear
leaving drops like those from an emotional tear.
Catching snowflakes in the sun.
Open your mouth wide and let them land on your tongue.
Try to taste the essence from where they have come.
If heaven really exists, and is the place to be,
then you could be there in a dream, alone, floating free.
Magic aerial crystals dancing through the air.
Catching snowflakes in the sun.
Lie on the ground and you’ll be covered from head to toe
like everything around you in a blanket of snow.
Pretend to guide them towards you to the ground
by slowly moving your arms up and down.
For a brief moment a snow angel you’ve become.
Catching snowflakes in the sun.
Stand up and brush away the snow.
Then build a snowman for you to enjoy.
As the season changes, as it surely will,
no longer will you suffer from winter’s chill,
Instead enjoy every moment before it disappears.
Leaving sounds of snow whispers in your ears.
JJ Evendon
Who would ever think that an owl would open it's mouth and catch snowflakes? It's either that or this owl had bad indigestion when a strong flurry blew threw! Not the best picture quality but I adore the expression!
A very young fledgling House Sparrow (Passer domesticus) catching a ray of sunshine as it waited for it's Mother in the Empress tree.