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One from my Winter trip to Iceland. My attempt at a non-cliched shot of Jokulsarlon beach on a dull day. I imagine it was entertaining to watch!

See the full project up on my Lensculture site here www.lensculture.com/craig-buchan

He is the one who makes me happy

When everything else turns to gray

He is also the one who makes me so angry

But makes up for it eventually ;)

He is my best friend, my soul mate, my hubby

 

Listening to this :)

 

Revueflex SC-I

Zeiss Flektogon 2.4/35

expired Fuji Superia 100

Shot with my Fuji X100's using a Cokin soft filter.

This is my last picture for my weekly theme 'Commit' and my 365 group.

 

I'm commited to take a picture for each day of the year =)

 

No treatment, but not sooc, due a tiny crop.

Sealed with the exchange of a black-oil sunflower seed (no diamond required).

Had rl commitments, so wasn't able to make it to church with Ed. But we finally made it in together! Hugssss ♥ ♥ ♥

 

Visit this location at Kuroshima - LGBT+ Hangout - Straight Friendly in Second Life

I had a previous commitment Thursday evening and had to be back in the city by early evening. My wife and son stayed another night in Hillsborough, so I took advantage of having a few free hours along with the budding autumn leaves. I didn’t time it quite right, as I arrived in Moncton the same time as 407 did across the river. Plan B was 406 who took a fair amount of time to get going. I knew I’d be cutting it very close for time, but I was dedicated at this point, and headed further west scouting colour. River Glade looked sharp, and in hindsight, was likely the best I’d come across, however I thought Petty might be brighter. While the leaves weren’t terrible, I knew I’d tie the train if I dare ventured back to River Glade, so I stayed put. With the growing rumour that a bunch of the 56/5700’s are going to be rebuilt as SD70ACu’s, it makes it all the more important to shoot the 70i/75i’s before they receive their makeover.

✧˖ ° Aurora ✧˖ °

Limuta Dress

Maitreya / Lara Petite/ Maitreya Flat Legacy/ Perky / Perky Petite Kupra / Bimbo Reborn

Includes texture packs: Fabric/Latex/Plastic/Fabric Print

Only Fatpack Modify

Located @ Cosmopolitan

Taxi:

maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/No%20Comment/77/66/35

 

✧˖ ° KYMILE ✧˖ °

Celina Heels

The HUD comes with 43 textures, in FATPACK RIGGED FOR: Erika, Reborn, Maitreya, Legacy, Kupra, Belleza Genx

Located @

Taxi:

maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/DreamsLand/140/189/1502

 

✧˖ ° Secrets ✧˖ °

Gaia Thorns Arms

6 Metal Options

- HUD On/Off

- Rigged For Reborn - Maitreya - Legacy - Kupra

- Materials

Located @ Mainstore

Taxi:

maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Isle%20of%20Moon/142/145/27

 

✧˖ ° Secrets ✧˖ °

Gaia Thorns Legs

6 Metal Options

- HUD On/Off

- Rigged For Reborn - Maitreya - Legacy - Kupra - Maze Soft Thigs

- Materials

Located @ Mainstore

Taxi:

maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Isle%20of%20Moon/142/145/27

 

✧˖ ° Krylicx✧˖ °

dishiki set

BBL/BBW, PEACH, KUPRA, LEGACY, & REBORN. SIZE: 3XL CURVE

Located @ Mainstore

Taxi:

maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Tropic%20Isles/159/187/2105

 

✧˖ ° B R E A K ✧˖ °

149 Model Pose

Static Bento Pose

M/C/NT

Contains 4 Poses

Located @ Mainstore

Taxi:

maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Seyanforth/162/186/2002

 

✧˖ ° ShapedSluts ✧˖ °

Movie Nite-Mare

Come out, come out where you are! 😈 All Ghouls, Goblins, and everything in between are more than welcome here!

Price: 3k

Prims Needed: 261

First To Do It with Rezzers 😘

Available Only Through DM!

Saturday-Thursday Are the Drop Dates! 12pm-6pm slt Are the Drop Times!

Edit Rights Are 800 ♥♥

tea sellers vienna

A rework of an older shot, i always loved the energy but wasn't a great fan of the noise levels, cleaned up a little bit in PS.

SOUTH CHINA SEA (Feb. 15, 2023) An F-35B Lightning II from Marine Fighter Attack Squadron (VMFA) 122, 13th Marine Expeditionary Unit (MEU), flies near the aircraft carrier USS Nimitz (CVN 68). Nimitz Carrier Strike Group (NIMCSG) and Makin Island Amphibious Ready Group (MKI ARG), with embarked 13th MEU, are conducting combined expeditionary strike force (ESF) operations, demonstrating unique high-end war fighting capability, maritime superiority, power projection and readiness. Operations include integrated training designed to advance interoperability between the two groups while simultaneously demonstrating the U.S. commitment to our alliances and partnerships in the Indo-Pacific region. Nimitz is in U.S. 7th Fleet conducting routine operations. U.S. 7th Fleet is the U.S. Navy's largest forward-deployed numbered fleet, and routinely interacts and operates with Allies and partners in preserving a free and open Indo-Pacific region. (U.S. Navy photo by Mass Communication Specialist 2nd Class David Rowe)

great blue heron, far corner of a public beach. He was unperturbed by me, simply jumping to another nearby rock.

Just a quick update from me tonight, as I've got a prior commitment this evening that will preclude me from posting my normal weekly Kroger update (instead, I'll post tomorrow's normal photoset later today, and just do the Kroger pics tomorrow in its place). Anyway, I was able to finally meet up with l_dawg2000 in person this afternoon, where he very generously gave me one of the aisle signs he scored as well as took my dad and I on a nice tour of his workplace! Pictured above is said aisle sign, with the placard I pilfered this past Sunday (bakeware) and the lone duplicate from the aisle 2 marker (canned meats) underneath. And yep, that's a door in the background, if it gives you some idea how big this thing is!! The plan is to take one side of the orange and green trim and use it to simulate the trim that used to hang along the perimeter of the now-demolished (sniff) millennium Kroger for when I mount the cupola sign on a board and recreate how it looked in the store.

 

Btw - I took better pictures of my décor scores (such as the linked cupola icon pic), so I'll try to remember to replace the existing ones with those better ones one of these days XD (EDIT: done!) My OB Kroger pics originally intended for tomorrow are freshly posted, since, as noted, those swapped places with my weekly Hdo Kroger update. Anyway: it was nice meeting you, l_dawg, and thanks again! :)

 

UPDATE: I've also replaced (well, edited) this photo with a picture taken in better lighting, albeit much later than those other ones :P The one on the left is the one referenced in the description here (what with the door and all), taken on October 14th, 2016. The new one is on the right and shows the aisle sign in its current (and, given its size, possibly permanent...) dwelling, our garage, on January 29th, 2017.

 

Approximate dimensions: of the sign itself, 48" across by 32" tall; of a singular placard, 24" across by 4.5" tall

 

(c) 2016 Retail Retell

These places are public so these photos are too, but just as I tell where they came from, I'd appreciate if you'd say who :)

(52/52)

So as this year draws to a close and my project is completed for this year, I feel nostalgic for when I first started photography but I also love how much I've improved. I hope you've also enjoyed my journey through photography, seeing my failures, and my successes. My 52 week project folder for 2014 is now filled with 52 photos that best capture this year and I couldn't be more proud.

 

Thank you for sticking with me through this project and more importantly this year. I will be starting my 2015 52 week project so don't fret!

commitments are keeping me away from the forest during the day, and shorter daylight hours rob me of that precious dawn and dusk oppotunity, missing these guys

承諾 Commitment~Shoot by smart phone SONY Z3 Compact.

I promise, I will hold your paws forever and never let go......

 

23/366 01.23.2016

Jordan & Aubree

Serendipity Weddings

norajulian photography

With winter over the Admiral has decided to commit himself to becoming a better painter. Will he succeed? The answer will be another word of #SiPgoes52.

 

(Posting my #sip_commitment a bit earlier than initially planned for #StarWarsDay)

Orientation Training Phase, part of Youth Offender System Facility in Pueblo, Colorado.

Pühtitsa Convent, Estonia

The United Auto Workers union has voted to approve a tentative labor deal with General Motors Co. clearing the path for members to vote on the proposal, which presents significant wage gains and job commitments for the next four years.

UAW officials didn’t disclose details of the tentative pact, ...

 

www.thehrdigest.com/general-motors-and-u-a-w-reach-tentat...

Red or green...just can't commit totally to going with Case International or John Deere for a complete combine

 

Hello my Friends todays painting is called (Involuntary Commitment) A Involuntary commitment is the practice of using legal means or forms as part of a mental health law to commit a person to a mental hospital, insane asylum or psychiatric ward against their will and/or over their protests, Involuntary Commitment takes place when a person is ordered to be admitted to a hospital or treatment facility in order to prevent harm to that individual or others. The purpose of involuntary commitment is to help a person receive necessary and appropriate mental health and/or substance abuse treatment. In order to be hospitalized against an individual's wishes, the person must be mentally ill or under the influence of drugs or alcohol and dangerous to self or others. A person may act very strangely. displaying abnormal behavior but not be committable. An individual is considered dangerous to self if the person exhibits the following behaviors:

 

is unable to exercise self-control. judgment and discretion in conducting responsibilities of daily life without care/supervision. or

is unable to satisfy need for nourishment. personal care, medical care. shelter. protection and safety and there is a "reasonable probability" of serious physical debilitation unless adequate treatment is given, or

  

has attempted or threatened suicide and there is "reasonable probability" of suicide unless treatment is given. or

  

has mutilated or attempted to mutilate self and there is "reasonable probability" that the person will seriously mutilate self again unless treatment is given,steve

“ He told me he was afraid of commitment with thirteen tattoos on his body."

 

photoshoot edits of Billy and Mandy in style of a magazine spread hahaha lol.

(I suck, and I went to school for this too lol)

 

What can I say... I am in love with this Limhwa body...

she is so curvy and healthy(?) looking compared to the supia old body...

but I still love the supia body...

 

I need to find some time to make her cute dresses... ugh.

The clothes I ordered from Alice's collection came,

and boy, do they fit him like a glove!

He looks perfect in that outfit <3

 

ANNNNNNNNNNNND the long overdue(?) couple shot Nang been asking for. THERE YA GO!

A winter morning, Kyoto riverside

image made with Nikon D850 and Nikkor 24-120/4 VR

Hey hey everyone, if you like this photo, would ya help a brother out and vote over here at JPGMag.com? I'd really appreciate it. Not asking for sympathy votes, only if you really dig it, okay?

 

Thanks for checking it out!

 

Vote Here! by October 2, 2007

 

If you aren't familiar with this website/publication, let me just say, the magazine itself is amazing. Excellent quality, thick matte finished pages, always great artwork within with minimal advertising. Some great articles and stories inside too, from various JPG members. I highly recommend it to anyone interested in learning more about photography or just deepening your appreciation for it--give it a shot.

On my way home i found this newly married couple on my ride. I took the shots from the top floor :)

It was so nice to see them in the mood.

dire dawa - ethiopia

 

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The Florida East Coast Hotel Company selected the architectural firm Schultze and Weaver, which later designed the Waldorf-Astoria, Pierre, and Sherry Netherlands hotels in New York City, to rebuild The Breakers. During an earlier trip to Rome, Leonard Schultze had admired the Villa Medici (1575) and decided to use this building, Italian Renaissance in design, as the architectural inspiration for The Breakers facade.

 

On December 4, 1925, the New York City-based Turner Construction Company signed a contract to build the new seven-story Breakers. Construction began in January 1926. More than 1,200 construction workers labored around the clock, while 72 artisans from Italy completed the magnificent paintings on the lobby ceilings. The immense structure was completed for $7 million in a scant 11½ months and opened on December 29, 1926, just in time for the start of the Palm Beach season.

 

Exceeding everyone's expectations, the hotel opened showcasing a 200-foot-long main lobby with an arched, hand-painted ceiling; a vast Florentine Dining Room, richly decorated with a beamed ceiling modeled after the Palazzo Davanzati (ca. 1400) in Florence; magnificent North and South Loggias; and shaded terraces and landscaped patios.

 

Far grander than its predecessor, The Breakers was more than America's greatest winter resort, it was an unrivaled masterpiece. The Architectural Forum praised The Breakers as “without doubt one of the most magnificent, successful examples of a palatial winter resort hotel,” (May 1927). The president of Turner Construction Company reported soon after the opening, “Those who know, say it is the finest resort hotel in America, and it is not likely that the circumstances of ownership, time, and place will produce its counterpart in years to come.”

 

Now in its second century, The Breakers continues the tradition of excellence started by Henry Morrison Flagler. Today it remains one of the few, privately-owned resorts independent of chain affiliation. The heirs to the original ownership have successfully maintained and revitalized the hotel, keeping with the Flagler tradition and spending millions on renewal and expansion. With their commitment, capital expenditures averaging $30 million a year continue to be reinvested, ensuring The Breakers remains energized and alluring to future generations.

 

Credit for the data above is given to the following websites:

www.thebreakers.com/about/look-back/

www.thebreakers.com/

pbcpao.gov/Property/Details?parcelId=50434322240060000

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Breakers_(hotel)

 

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