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inside the Opera House of Valencia

One of the former control rooms in the refurbished Battersea Power Station is now serving champagne cocktails instead of electrons

Hello Command Event is new Event in sl

 

Here Onedays have new release Scar Unisex tattoo for Lelutka Evo X only

 

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This might be a slightly silly idea, but I had a lot of fun sharing a small glimpse of what was going on in my head while creating and editing this image and this character. Writing it down felt right in the moment.

  

For me, it’s never just about the looks.

Editing is the part where my brain goes off on its own little adventure and the character starts to take shape beyond pixels and poses.

  

Please keep in mind that I’m just a roleplayer whose biggest passion is emoting — not a professional storyteller. And yes… this was also translated from my native language into English, so please be gentle with me. 😅

  

Still, I hope some of you enjoy getting a peek into Arawn’s backstory. And if not — hey, at least I had fun doing it.

  

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Arawn was born where the water never forgets.

 

In the drowned groves beneath the world—where roots strangled the light and rivers murmured names no living throat should shape—he learned early that mercy decays faster than bone. The spirits there did not raise him. They claimed him. Fed him lies sweet as honey. Wrapped living vines around his wrists and called it protection.

 

He was beautiful even then.

  

That was his first curse.

  

They crowned him with antlers grown from living wood, not as a blessing but as a tether—proof that he belonged to the wild dark, to a bargain he had never agreed to. Power gathered in him like still water: patient, cold, inevitable. He learned to take what he needed. He learned that love, when offered, always carried a hook.

  

And in the water’s memory—long before Rowan was born—

their name already waited.

  

The spirits whispered it not as prophecy, but as warning. A flaw in the pattern. A future threaded into root and river alike that would not bow. Something the forest could not own.

  

They knew Arawn could be claimed.

  

He was dangerous, yes—but predictable. He could be bound with antlers. Tethered with ritual. Fed devotion until he mistook it for choice.

  

Rowan was not.

  

The spirits felt Rowan first as an absence—a hollow where roots refused to grow straight and rivers forgot which way they were meant to flow. Where futures forked and refused to settle. Rowan was not born of the forest, nor sworn to it.

  

They were not meant to kneel.

  

The spirits tried to erase them. Names misplaced. Paths misaligned. Chances quietly drowned before they could surface. But Rowan kept surviving—kept walking forward—kept becoming unavoidable.

  

By the time the upper world learned Arawn’s name, he was already a villain in their mouths.

  

The Forest King.

The Whisper in the Mire.

The one who traded salvation for obedience.

  

He conquered not with armies, but with want. Cities fell because people knelt willingly. He never corrected them.

  

But sometimes—rarely—Arawn would hear it again.

A name carried on running water. A presence just beyond the treeline. Not a command. Not a prayer.

  

A pull.

  

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Allied Force's were overrun by over whelmed numbers of triffids

They're still marching on London, they cannot be allowed to suceed

Enemy forces won the battle, we'll not let them win the war !!!!

Celebración del 9 de Julio, aniversario de la declaración de la Independencia, en la histórica Casa de San Miguel de Tucumán, año 1965.- En la foto: Comandante en Jefe del III Cuerpo de Ejército; Gobernador de la Provincia de Tucumán Profesor Lázaro Barbieri; y Arzobispo de Tucumán Monseñor Juan Carlos Aramburu.- Argentina

 

Celebration of the 9th of July, anniversary of the declaration of Independence, in the historic House of San Miguel de Tucumán, year 1965. In the photo: Commander in Chief of the III Army Corps; Governor of Tucumán Province Professor Lázaro Barbieri; and Archbishop of Tucumán Monsignor Juan Carlos Aramburu.- Argentina

 

"stay in formation lads, washing on the line below"

Bioshock 2 Remastered

~23MP | Tools Used: In-work CE Table, UE2 Keybinds, ReShade (SMAA) | Bicubic

 

By Your Command

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Adams Place Elevated Walkway (Canary Wharf Crossrail Bridge), London, England

 

The hippest place to photograph in London at the moment! I think most of you will know where this is but for those who don't its the brand new elevated walkway over Adams Place taking to you to the new Crossrail station (not open yet), this bridge only opened a month or so a go so as you can imagine its popular with photographers.

 

Whilst in London the other week I couldn't resist in visiting this stunning looking structure and what makes it even more interesting for me is that its designed by Sir Norman Foster, I am a big fan of his and there is a lot of buildings in London now designed by him.

 

I really enjoyed editing this photo, its one of them photos that seem to edit well and I have many idea of doing another few different edits to this photo, I might do a triptych at some point.

 

As you can see there is a chap at the end of the bridge which I quite liked as an addition to the photo and believe it or not he came up to me and apologised for being in my photo but I thanked and said it was no problem. Not long after another guy came up to me and said how great it is this station and how Canary Wharf was proud to have something like this, whats happened in Canary Wharf? People are not generally this polite to photographers here but keep it up Canary Wharf, I like this new you!!

 

Have a great Monday!

 

Photo Details

Sony Alpha SLT-A99 / ISO400 / f/8 / 1/25s / Sony Carl Zeiss 16-35mm F2.8 ZA SSM @ 22mm

 

Software Used

Lightroom CC

 

Location Information

Canary Wharf railway station is currently under construction on the Isle of Dogs in east London, as part of the Crossrail project. Construction began in May 2009 and the station is expected to open in 2018. During the project's development the station was named Isle of Dogs, before the current name was adopted. It will cost an estimated £500 million to build.

 

The station will be situated between Whitechapel and Custom House on the Crossrail line, and it will provide an interchange with Canary Wharf tube station on the London Underground and Poplar DLR station on the Docklands Light Railway.

 

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Canary_Wharf_railway_station

Happy Friday!

 

Kollagescope 2021006AI - Handspun Photoshop collage kaleidoscope mandala digital tie dye - "Kollagescope." No plug-ins.

22 Enfuse fusion output results, done with different parameters/values.

The fusion is made from 5 different exposed images, one original, one -1.5, +1.5, -2.5, and +2.5

Find results @ www.digicrea.be/22-enfuse-fusion-output-results/

18/7/2015 updated with the batch file code for Enfuse

Nasa Visitor Center, Greenbelt, MD

"This is a model of the Apollo Command Module, which carried a total of 27 astronauts to lunar orbit aboard nine missions between 1968 and 1972. Launched by a Saturn V rocket, the largest and most powerful rocket ever built, the Command Module was the only part of the spacecraft recovered at the end of a mission."

NASA

Also known as Bishop Ranch.

San Ramon, California.

Armin.Fuchs.Deutschland

C17A-Globemaster III Boeing (08-8198) USAF Air Mobility Command Charlestone AB on finals for NAS Rota Airport (LERT)

437th AW

315th AW

A command and control building on the hill at the top of the abandoned army camp.

Commande spéciale pour Nyo et Lylypie @dustofdolls pour une édition limitée :)

"Battery Command Station" (aka "District Command"), on "Fire Control Hill" just beyond Battery Russell.

Taken with reversing ring on lens, using the torch on my phone for light.

Press 'L' to view on black for better contrast.

 

WTI 1-13 - 2012.10.12

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Green heron surveys his realm (Wellfleet Bay Audubon Sanctuary; Cape Cod, MA - 2 August, 2018)

In preparation for honors day at my school

herding demonstration at the Agricultural Fair, Genesee Country Village & Museum. Mumford, NY

The Phillip Jackson statue in the Bomber Command Memorial, London.

Only on command Paddy now enjoing the game of looking for somewhere to go 'hup' to! ... (in case you're wondering the back of this boulder was not so steep). This sort of thing all good training for the more rocky hills i venture on to

Old school Cylon cosplay at the recent Houston Comicpalooza. This guy was wearing what was supposed to be an actual prop costume from the original Battlestar Galactica show. It was low budget and campy, but for those of us in a scifi drought after Star Wars, it was awesome!

Going for a ride in Jake's killer green Chevy. Shot with my Lensbaby Composer.

Doomed Ship

  

Hair (Alix) by zibska

(yummy) perspective earrings

IKON eyes

Nuuna Zion red tatt

Military jacket by BB's Merchant

Artistic approach towards chain of command.

Photo taken at Randfontein in South Africa.

Using the Nikon Nikkor 70-300mm ED DX AF-P VR f/6.3.

I Shoot Raw.

I edit in GIMP.

C&C always welcome.

via Instagram at puppychun

ARRIVA Buses Wales VDL SB200 / Wright Commander 2507 - CX54 EPN sets off from Llandudno on route X5 to Caernarfon. These buses certainly could scream!

PACIFIC OCEAN (Aug. 19, 2017) - An F-35B Lightning II Joint Strike Fighter, attached to the "Avengers" of Marine Fighter Attack Squadron (VMFA) 211, prepares to land on the flight deck of the Wasp-class amphibious assault ship USS Essex (LHD 2). Essex is underway conducting sea trials and flight deck certifications off the coast of Southern California. (U.S. Navy photo by Mass Communication Specialist 2nd Class Irwin Sampaga/Released) 170819-N-XN518-512

 

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