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💀 Meet EMLEE, a ghostly vision of love and loss brought to life for the LeLUTKA EvoX head, Briannon. Her ashen blue complexion, fine pores, and spectral highlights capture the haunting beauty of a bride caught between worlds. Sculpted features and delicate scars whisper of a story both tragic and timeless, radiating an ethereal aura that lingers long after she's gone.
Available in 4 Tones, including the newly re-imagined (and redelivered) 'Ocean' tone, sponsored by both VELOUR and BOATAOM, with shapes included to ensure a seamless fit for your unique look.
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· Neck and Ear blends (varies by body skin featured)
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Complexion, eyes, lips, hair. Everything. Unfortunately, sometimes the wind decides to get in the way and destroy those perfect curls. But is perfection not proven by the flaws?
Just I'm Feeling Lucky on Picasa, which is equal to Auto Tone on Photoshop.
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+ Components Details +
♦️Shape: Kidorable – Personal *Not Sale*
♦️Body: Bebe – Bebe Body Fitted
♦️Head: ToddleeDoo – Bento Head
♦️Skin: BF.FACEJUSTICE 400 ( Purchased Body applier Separate: BF. BODY CHUBBY-BB) Available in 9 Complexions Don’t forget to Try demo.
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+Apparel Details +
♦️Pj: Kidorable – Babycito PJ – ( 5 Common / 2 Rare ) / “Rares comes with two sets of PJ.” / Compatible: Toddleedoo Fitted & Bebe Toddler Fitted
On Blog Wearing: Kidorable – Babycito PJ – Original *Rare #2
Available at Thimble Event
♦️Beanie & Slippers :Kidorable – Babycito – ( 10 Common / 2 Rare ) / “Rares comes with two sets of Beanies & two sets of Slippers.” / Compatible: Toddleedoo Fitted & Bebe Toddler Fitted
On Blog Wearing: Kidorable – Babycito Beanie – Original *Rare #2 / Kidorable – Babycito Slippers– Original *Rare #2
Available at Roselline Event
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+Deer Details +
♦️Deer: [Jester Inc.] – Trailing Reindeer – (Simply touch the reindeer to turn on and off the walking sound. Toy / Rezzed/ Pose – Marketplace )
“Choco cho cho co co drop”
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+ Components Details +
♦️ Body: ToddleeDoo – Baby Fitted Body
♦️ Head:ToddleeDoo – Bento Head
♦️ Skin:BF.FACE CHICAGO 500 ( Purchased Body applier Separate: BF. BODY CHUBBY-BB) Available in 4 Complexions Don’t forget to Try demo.
♦️ Hair: Unorthodox– Stump Hair ( HSV color hud and 3 base colors to change to virtually any color!)
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+Apparel Details +
♦️Oufit: {:Moose:} Alice Outfit ( Jumpsuit with Blouse and Jumpsuit without blouse included.
– Contains 12 colors.)
♦️Shoes: [ VERSOV ] BARTOV_SNEAKERS (4 single colors (each color sold separately) and also a fatpack that includes a 49 colors hud and NEON system to fully customize your sneakers and a customizable patch add-on/ Compatible With : Signature, Legacy M&F Slink Female and Male, Maitreya, KUPRA , Belleza female and male, Bebe Youth & TD Baby. -Kustom9
♦️Lion: ~larnia~ little folks zoo adventure – lions
♦️Chocolate: {m} – chocolate bar(R): milk chocolate (holdable)
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+Decor Details +
♦️ Racing Set: MuddPuddles: Racer Bedroom Set ( On picture: Racer Rug / Racer Cone / Racer Tires / Racer Curtain)
Alternate posed pic from my 100 strangers project - main upload in comments!
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This picture is #14 in the 100 Strangers Project - Round 3
Meet Karen
I am glad that I took my lunch break when and where I did and even as importantly carried my camera with me. Was walking back to my car having picked lunch when I noticed Karen having a outdoor lunch with her friend (am sorry I forgot the name though I think its close to Eleanor). Just one glance - and the "stranger" bell was set off immediately. Undoubtedly the lady looked like a great subject to photograph with a wonderful complexion and a disarming smile. Walking back with my camera I interrupted their lunch and made my request. Karen seemed intrigued but a little hesitant but with a little encouragement from her friend agreed to be part of the pictures (with reflector duty help from her friend). I am glad she did - she was completely at ease and undoubtedly photogenic - honestly I don't think I did her justice.
Karen was not too keen with the questions though - felt a little shy as her friend explained. I learned that she was a stay at home whose world absolutely revolved around her little one. What she loves to do - enjoy her time with her baby. Favorite memory - needless to say was around the little one. She does love working out and hanging around with friends. Her favorite quality about herself - is her friendliness and easy going nature.
Thank you Karen for being such a sport and doing these pictures (and of course your friend for her help as well as the gentle encouragement), If you stop by and would like a copy of the pics please drop me a note. All the very best to you both for all that the future holds.
Find out more about the project and see pictures taken by other photographers at the 100 Strangers Flickr Group page
For my other pictures on this project: 100 Strangers - Round 2.
For pictures from my prior attempt at 100 Strangers: 100 Strangers - Round 1.
Wickham Place is the London home of Lord and Lady Southgate, their children and staff. Located in fashionable Belgravia it is a fine Georgian terrace house.
Today we are in Lady Southgate’s dressing room, which is adjunct to her bedroom. It’s a quarter to midnight and poor Newman, Lady Southgate’s Lady’s Maid, has just seen her mistress to bed after Lord and Lady Southgate returned from an evening at Covent Garden. Yet her work is not done. She has her mistress’ clothes to clean and put away in the wardrobes, and her dressing table to tidy up.
Lady Southgate’s dressing room is situated on the third floor of Wickham Place. It is light and airy with an east facing window, so it gets the morning sun whilst Newman sets her mistress’ hair each day, and Lady Southgate applies beauty products to maintain her creamy complexion. The dressing room is a feminine preserve and its décor reflects that along with the current fashion for whites and pastel colours in boudoirs. The wallpaper is a fashionable Edwardian pattern of birds, butterflies and pink camellias on a pale green background. Feminine Rococo paintings hang on the walls in antique gilt frames. The room contains light coloured furniture including wardrobes full of her ladyship’s clothes, full length mirrors, a cream upholstered settee, several occasional tables, a Japanese floral painted screen, a Chippendale style salon chair upholstered in cream satin and a walnut Regency dressing table: a gift to Lady Southbank from her husband.
This year the FFF+ Group have decided to have a monthly challenge called “Freestyle On The Fifth”. A different theme chosen by a member of the group each month, and the image is to be posted on the 5th of the month.
This month the theme, “beauty” was chosen by Andrew ()
Lady Southgate’s Regency dressing table covered in her beauty aides, perfume bottles and her glittering travelling beauty case seemed the perfect choice for the theme. However, this upper-class boudoir scene is different, for it is made up entirely of 1:12 size dollhouse miniatures. Some pieces come from my own childhood including the Regency dressing table, the gilt hairbrush and mirror which I was given as part of my Christmas presents when I was around ten. Other items in this tableau I acquired as a teenager and as an adult through specialist doll shops, online dealers and artists who specialise in making 1:12 miniatures.
Fun things to look for in this tableaux include:
On the right-hand side of her dressing table is Lady Southgate’s glittering travel de necessaire (travelling case), which is hinged, has an inlaid top and is lined with red velvet. It contains an array of beauty aides any Edwardian woman, or her lady’s maid, would have used including curling tongs (which look like scissors), various perfume bottles, pill boxes and cosmetic jars and a shoe horn as well as a sizable mirror. Draped over its edge is a sparking “diamond” necklace made of tiny strung faceted silver beads. There is also a selection of sparkling perfume bottles next to the travel de necessaire which are hand-made by an English artisan, made of cut coloured crystals set in a gilt metal frame. In front of the travel de necessaire is a gilt hairbrush and looking glass.
In the dressing table well beneath the recessed mirror is a container of Val-U-Time talcum powder: an essential item for any Edwardian lady, a box containing Dionnetta skin whitening powder and several more perfume bottles.
On the left-hand side of the dressing table is a brass dish containing white wax, which was commonly used in Edwardian times to massage into the skin. There is also a metal container of Madame Pivette’s Complexion Beautifier, which was introduced in 1905 by Doctor J.B. Lynas and Son and produced in Logansport, Indiana. Doctor Lynas started his own profession in 1866, which was the making of "family remedies", which quickly gained popularity. It became so popular, that he sold extensively throughout the United States. His products carried names such as the Catarrh Remedy, Hoosier Cough Syrup, Ready Relief, Rheumatic Liniment, White Mountain Salve, Egyptian Salve and Liver Pills. Within a few years the "doctor's" medicine sales amounted to around ten thousand US dollars per year. By the turn of the Twentieth Century he had expanded his product line to include flavorings such as vanilla, cherry, lemon; and also, soaps, lotions and perfumes for ladies.
On the occasional table stands a 1950s Limoges vase filled with pink hydrangeas. The vase is stamped with a small green Limoges mark to the bottom. This treasure I found in an overcrowded cabinet at the Mill Markets in Geelong.
At the bottom of the pile on the occasional table next to the vase are two copies of The Delineator. The Delineator was an American women's magazine of the late 19th and early 20th centuries, founded by the Butterick Publishing Company in 1869 under the name The Metropolitan Monthly. Its name was changed in 1875. The magazine was published on a monthly basis in New York City.
On top of The Delineator magazines are two corset boxes: a Baleinine corset from Paris and a Warner Brothers Coraline Health Corset from New York. The corset was an essential beauty aide for any Victorian or Edwardian woman. It was only with the invention of the Flapper in the 1920s, that corsets fell out of fashion. In the late Nineteenth Century, Dr. Lucien Warner, a prominent American physician gave up his practice to begin a new career on the medical lecturing circuit, specializing in women’s health issues. Dr. Warner lectured about the effects of the corset. After seeing how little influence his lectures had on women’s attitudes, he returned to his New York home and began a different approach to fighting the ills caused by the corset. In 1873, he designed a corset that provided both the shape desired by women and the flexibility required to allow some movement and reduce injuries caused by previous designs. The next year, Lucien Warner and his brother Dr. Ira De Ver Warner gave up their medical practices and founded Warner Brothers Corset Manufacturers. Dr. Warner’s Coraline Health Corsets were made up of two pieces of cloth which were laced or clasped together. These revolutionary undergarments also featured shoulder straps and more flexible boning and lateral bust supports made of Coraline, a product of the fibers of the Mexican Ixtle plant. The success of the Warners’ designs had made the brothers millionaires and in 1894 they retired and turned control of the company over to De Ver’s son and the Warner Brothers partnership was changed to a corporation. Warner's business was still doing well under the management of Dr.De Var's son. He even added new types of corsets: a rust proof corset, a combination corset, and even a hose supporter. In 1913 the company made seven million US Dollars in sales. Then in 1913 Warner Brother's bought the patent for the brassier from Mary Phelps Jacobs, and they ended up making twelve point six million US Dollars by 1920.
Behind the dressing table is a Chinese screen dating from the 1930s featuring hand-painted soapstone panels of flowers. It is framed lacquered wood and is remarkably heavy for its size. The reverse features Chinese scenes with mountains and pagodas.
At Durbuk, the crossroads for various routes leading to the disputed highlands with China, one fine day in November, I espied a lady waiting at the roadside. Perhaps for a bus to take her to Leh or to Shiyok, I know not.
She was wearing a North Face jacket mixed with her traditional attire and a rosy peak complexion of the 14000feet altitude and the morning sun.
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Puno, Peru
The feast of the "Virgen de la Candelaria" begins on the eve of the 2nd of February and last until the first Sunday after that day, and ends one week after continuing with the celebration of the Carnivals. On February 9th the folklore parade is celebrated. The groups, which paraded days before, on the 2nd, now return for a procession before the Virgin, who will gaze them from the atrium of the church. Then, folk groups set off through the city, dancing tirelessly until sunset. At the end of the week the feast ends in the cemetery, for the paying of respects of the dead.
The statue of the Virgin is small, and it represents a virgin of very white complexion and blushed cheeks. This Virgin is harbored in the Church of San Juan El Bautista.
In the afternoon the virgin statue leaves the church, and more than forty groups attired in the costumes and masks classic in the culture of altiplano dance, join crowd.
On the main day, February 2, the virgin is led through the city in a colorful procession comprising priests, altar boys, the faithful, Christians and pagans carefully maintaining the hierarchy. This is the moment when the troupes of musicians and dancers take the scene, performing and dancing throughout the city.
From GO2PERU's Website
Himba tribe woman in the early morning collecting milk
Sony 7R
iso 2000
1/3200
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Himba women are famous for covering their body and hair with a paste made of butter, ochre (hematite powder) and ashes, called otjize, which is supposed to protect them from the sun and the insects. The red complexion it gives to women’s skin, is considered a sign of beauty. Body decoration is important in Himba culture, especially for women. They wear jewelry made of shell, metal, bone or skin. Women usually go topless (as well as men) and wear a skirt made of goat skin. Adult women also wear heavy iron or copper necklaces, that can weigh several kilos, and beaded anklets to protect their legs from venomous animal bites. Himba dress codes and hairstyle rules are very complex. Himba hairstyles are really meaningful as they enable to identify their social status. Pre-pubescent girls wear 2 plaits in front of their faces. Replacing them with many strands hanging all over the head, means the girl is in her puberty period. A girl with long tied back braids is considered ready for marriage. Once married, an « erembe » (a piece of goat leather) is tied to the top of her head. Hairstyle also indicates the status of men.
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I had glitter all over my hair, face and shoulder area...but, when I processed it to its final form above...the glitter faded out with the exception of some in my hair and a few speckles in my eyebrows, which turned into faint bokeh. Maybe it will show up in another one when I try a different process.
Hope you all have a great Friday evening...thank you for stopping by...most appreciated!
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I caught up on email this morning in the empty lobby bar here in Corpus Christi, Texas. Just me, WiFi, Starbucks, a raisin bran muffin, and semi-view of the Gulf of Mexico.
The Patron of Cacutud Arayat, a distant barrio. the Image was recently restored to Her original complexion. (photo courtesy of Wilmer Licup)
“It must be admitted that a very large fraction of our time was spent in dressing and undressing. We were forever changing our clothes, a custom that necessitated travelling with a mountain of luggage” – Lady Cynthia Asquith (English writer and socialite)
Wickham Place is the London home of Lord and Lady Southgate, their children and staff. Located in fashionable Belgravia it is a fine Georgian terrace house.
Today we are in Lady Southgate’s dressing room, which is adjunct to her bedroom, where poor Newman, Lady Southgate’s Lady’s Maid, is pulling out her hair with frustration. Lord and Lady Southgate have accepted the invitation to stay with friends at their country house in Worcestershire, and even though it is only a ‘Friday to Monday’ weekend party, there is a panoply of outfits and accountments that Newman must pack for Her Ladyship to wear across those three days.
“What’s the point of coming up to London for the Season if you are going to spend half of it visiting friends at their houses all over the English countryside?” Newman mutters as she looks about her despondently at the mounds of luggage that will need to be neatly filled with Her Ladyship’s clothes.
Lady Southgate’s dressing room is situated on the third floor of Wickham Place. It is light and airy with an east facing window, so it gets the morning sun whilst Newman sets her mistress’ hair each day, and Lady Southgate applies beauty products to maintain her creamy complexion. The dressing room is a feminine preserve and its décor reflects that along with the current fashion for whites and pastel colours in boudoirs. The wallpaper is a fashionable Edwardian pattern of birds, butterflies and pink camellias on a pale green background. Feminine Rococo paintings hang on the walls in antique gilt frames. The room contains light coloured furniture including wardrobes full of her ladyship’s clothes, full length mirrors, a white upholstered settee, several occasional tables, a Japanese floral painted screen, a Chippendale style salon chair upholstered in cream satin and a walnut Regency dressing table: a gift to Lady Southbank from her husband.
This year the FFF+ Group have decided to have a weekly challenge called “Snap Happy”. A different theme chosen by a member of the group each week, and the image is to be posted on the Monday of the week.
This week the theme, “fur and feathers” was chosen by Margaret, The Pocket Rocket.
Lady Southgate’s trunks ready to be packed with sable stoles and feather adorned picture hats seemed the perfect choice for the theme. However, this upper-class boudoir scene is different, for it is made up entirely of 1:12 size dollhouse miniatures. Some pieces come from my own childhood including the tallboy at the back of the room. Other items in this tableau I acquired as a teenager and as an adult through specialist doll shops, online dealers and artists who specialise in making 1:12 miniatures.
Fun things to look for in this tableaux include:
The three Edwardian picture hats (yes there are three) are what inspired me to photograph this scene for the “fur and feathers” theme. The black hat on the settee I have had since I was a teenager, and it was one of the first 1:12 artisan pieces I ever bought. The green and camel coloured hats in the foreground were a recent acquisition from an American miniatures collector who was divesting herself of some of her collection. All three hats are 1:12 artisan miniatures, are made just like real hats and are often far more expensive than real hats are. When you think that these would sit comfortably on your index finger, yet they could cost in excess of $150.00 or £100.00 each, they are an extravagance. American artists seem to have the monopoly on this skill and some of the hats that I have seen or acquired over the years are remarkable. The black hat is made of woven straw dyed black and decorated with stiffened fans of black lace, black ribbon and feathers. The camel and green hats are both made of braid trimmed felt and are decorated with imitation fruit and flowers and hand dyed and shaped feathers.
The thick sable stole draped across the far end of the tallboy, near the tallboy, is actually a tail attached to one of my own vintage sable collars. I have artfully (with quite some planning and difficulty), placed it so you can only see the single tail, which is just the right size to be a luxurious stole for Lady Southgate!
The blue travelling case in the background and its matching hatbox in the foreground on which the camel hat is sitting are 1:12 artisan miniatures and made of blue kid leather which is so soft to the touch, and small metal handles, clasps and ornamentation. They have been purposely worn around their edges to give them age. The brown leather hatbox in which the green hat sits is also a 1:12 artisan miniature and unlike the blue pieces, it is made to open and be fully functional and has a cream satin lining. All three pieces come from Doreen Jeffries’ Small Wonders Miniatures in England.
The four furled umbrellas are all 1:12 artisan pieces made of silk, satin and lace. Three have metal handles, whilst the yellow lace one is made from a toothpick with a tip affixed to its end. Three come from England whilst the salmon coloured one with the black pagoda top came from the same collection as the camel and green hats.
The grey pair of gloves on the metal inlaid box in the foreground was bought from the same London Doll House stockist that the black hat came from and they were bought at the same time. They are made of leather and are artisan pieces, cut and fashioned by hand with nail scissors. The canary yellow pair of gloves on top of the blue case in the background are also artisan pieces and are made of kid leather and are so light and soft. They come from Doreen Jeffries’ Small Wonders Miniatures in England.
The purple white polka dot mules are hand painted 1:12 lead miniatures that came from the same American collection as the green and camel coloured hats and the salmon parasol. The black Edwardian high boot in the bottom left hand corner is made of resin and comes from a specialist stockist of 1:12 miniatures in England.
On the right-hand side of the picture, sitting on the white Queen Anne style settee, is Lady Southgate’s glittering travelling jewellery case which is hinged, and is lined with black velvet. It contains a sparkling array of her jewels ready for the journey. Draped over the seat of the settee is a sparking “amethyst” necklace made of tiny strung faceted purple beads and a silver chain.
On top of a black portmanteau are two corset boxes: a Baleinine corset from Paris and a Warner Brothers Coraline Health Corset from New York. The corset was an essential beauty aide for any Victorian or Edwardian woman. It was only with the invention of the Flapper in the 1920s, that corsets fell out of fashion. In the late Nineteenth Century, Dr. Lucien Warner, a prominent American physician gave up his practice to begin a new career on the medical lecturing circuit, specializing in women’s health issues. Dr. Warner lectured about the effects of the corset. After seeing how little influence his lectures had on women’s attitudes, he returned to his New York home and began a different approach to fighting the ills caused by the corset. In 1873, he designed a corset that provided both the shape desired by women and the flexibility required to allow some movement and reduce injuries caused by previous designs. The next year, Lucien Warner and his brother Dr. Ira De Ver Warner gave up their medical practices and founded Warner Brothers Corset Manufacturers. Dr. Warner’s Coraline Health Corsets were made up of two pieces of cloth which were laced or clasped together. These revolutionary undergarments also featured shoulder straps and more flexible boning and lateral bust supports made of Coraline, a product of the fibers of the Mexican Ixtle plant. The success of the Warners’ designs had made the brothers millionaires and in 1894 they retired and turned control of the company over to De Ver’s son and the Warner Brothers partnership was changed to a corporation. Warner\'s business was still doing well under the management of Dr.De Var\'s son. He even added new types of corsets: a rust proof corset, a combination corset, and even a hose supporter. In 1913 the company made seven million US Dollars in sales. Then in 1913 Warner Brother\'s bought the patent for the brassier from Mary Phelps Jacobs, and they ended up making twelve point six million US Dollars by 1920.
The black portmanteau on which the two corset boxes sit is in fact a black leather ring box with gold tooling.
In the background is a Chinese screen dating from the 1930s featuring hand-painted soapstone panels of flowers. It is framed lacquered wood and is remarkably heavy for its size. The reverse features Chinese scenes with mountains and pagodas. Next to it stands a 1:12 Dutch tallboy which I bought from Hamley’s Toyshop in London when I was twelve years old. On the far right on a table stands a 1950s Limoges vase filled with pink hydrangeas. The vase is stamped with a small green Limoges mark to the bottom. This treasure I found in an overcrowded cabinet at the Mill Markets in Geelong.
During the food and drink festival, some people took a break from their stand to make a dance animation and this little girl was totally mesmerised.
There were a few cats the park near the Inage beach and she was the young, pale-complexioned and pretty.
稲毛海岸近くの公園にネコちゃんが数匹いました。
若くて色白でかわいいネコちゃんでした。
I absolutely love dressing Jade for fall. Her warm complexion pulls it off so well. Fired up the sewing machine and cranked out this cute little cozy flannel shirt for her, getting in the mood for the season.
Manuel de Falla y Matheu (Nacido en Cádiz, España el 23 de noviembre de 1876 y fallecido en Alta Gracia, Argentina, el 14 de noviembre de 1946).
Representante del nacionalismo musical, es uno de los compositores españoles más importantes de la primera mitad del siglo xx, junto a Isaac Albéniz, Enrique Granados, Joaquín Turina y Joaquín Rodrigo, y uno de los compositores españoles más importantes de todos los tiempos.
Manuel María de los Dolores Clemente Ramón del Sagrado Corazón de Jesús Falla y Matheu nació el 23 de noviembre de 1876 a las seis de la mañana en el domicilio familiar de la plaza de Mina n.º 3, en Cádiz (España). Fue el hijo mayor del matrimonio formado por José María Falla Franco, un acomodado comerciante de origen valenciano, y de María Jesús Matheu Zabala, proveniente de una adinerada familia industrial catalana, aunque ambos eran de Cádiz. Tuvo cuatro hermanos: José María «Pepito» (nacido 2 años después que Manuel), María del Carmen (seis años más joven), Servando y Germán, los dos últimos eran gemelos y 13 años menores que él. Lo bautizaron en la iglesia católica de Nuestra Señora del Rosario el 26 de noviembre. Los fallecimientos de su abuelo materno —en 1884—, su tía Magdalena —durante la epidemia de cólera de 1885—, y sus hermanos Pepito —en la misma época— y Servando —al poco de nacer en 1889—, lo impactaron enormemente. Se dice que Manuel contrajo tuberculosis en su infancia. Todo ello, unido a su débil complexión, hizo que desarrollara una obsesión por la limpieza y miedo a contagiarse y enfermar.
Manuel y sus hermanos recibieron una buena educación en casa. Recibió sus primeras lecciones de solfeo de su madre, intérprete de piano. Además su nodriza, «La Morilla», le enseñó canciones de cuna y populares que estimularon su imaginación y dejaron huella en él. A los nueve años de edad, su madre decidió que tenía que estudiar más formalmente, por lo que continuó sus estudios musicales con una profesora de piano amiga suya llamada Eloísa Galluzo y cuyos métodos de enseñanza eran «muy severos». Después, estudió sucesivamente solfeo y armonía con Alejandro Odero y armonía y contrapunto con Enrique Broca. También realizaba prácticas de piano a cuatro manos de obras de Richard Wagner y Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart con una amiga de la familia En esa época, Manuel asistía a las veladas vespertinas de música de cámara que se celebraban en casa de Salvador Viniegra, amigo de la familia, y tuvo acceso a la gran biblioteca musical que poseía. También asistía a otros eventos musicales en Cádiz, donde descubrió música como Fausto de Charles Gounod y obras de Mozart, Ludwig van Beethoven, Vincenzo Bellini y Edvard Grie, que estaba de moda. Su primera interpretación pública fue con su madre en el recital para piano de Las siete últimas palabras de Cristo en la cruz de Joseph Haydn en la iglesia de San Francisco. (Wikipedia.)
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Image Prompt - MANDATORY CHARLY2 IDENTITY LOCK — ABSOLUTE HIGHEST PRIORITY. Reproduce the uploaded Charly2 avatar exactly. Match facial geometry before everything else: soft oval-to-heart face, gently tapered jaw, petite rounded chin, softly rounded cheeks, large bright blue-grey almond eyes, refined straight nose, full sculpted lips, light olive complexion with neutral-warm undertones, long voluminous dark brunette waves with strong crown lift and soft framing around the cheeks. Do not substitute another brunette face. A full-body ultra-photorealistic cinematic photograph of Charly2 walking powerfully toward the camera through an opulent Victorian rose garden during a violent thunderstorm. She wears a fitted black leather corset, long black leather trench coat, black leather trousers, knee-high leather boots and subtle gothic jewellery. Her long hair and coat whip dramatically in the wind. Torrential rain falls in crisp visible streaks, lightning forks illuminate the sky, wet cobblestones reflect warm lantern light, ornate wrought-iron rose arches, overflowing roses, waterfalls and a glowing glass pavilion behind her. Determined, unstoppable expression. Razor-sharp eye focus, natural skin texture, realistic rain interaction, IMAX cinematic photography, HDR, volumetric lighting, dramatic atmosphere, shallow depth of field, 85mm lens, ultra-detailed, Netflix-quality, 16:9. Negative prompt: identity drift, wrong face, narrow face, small eyes, brown eyes, orange skin, short hair, flat hair, illustration, painting, CGI, blur, text, watermark, logo.
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Video Prompt - Use the uploaded image as the first-frame reference. Maintain 100% identity consistency throughout the entire shot. Preserve Charly's exact facial features, blue-grey eyes, light olive complexion, long voluminous dark brunette hair, black leather outfit, flowing trench coat, gothic rose garden, illuminated glass pavilion, lanterns, waterfalls and storm atmosphere. Create a single continuous cinematic shot with no cuts. Charly walks confidently and purposefully toward the foreground and directly toward the viewer along the rain-soaked cobblestone path. Her stride is smooth, natural and determined. Strong wind continuously lifts and billows her long hair and leather coat behind her with realistic cloth and hair physics. Heavy rain falls throughout the scene with visible droplets and splashes on the wet ground. Bright lightning repeatedly flashes across the distant storm clouds every few seconds, briefly illuminating the entire rose garden and creating realistic reflections on the soaked cobblestones and leather clothing. Warm lantern light contrasts with the cool storm lighting. The camera slowly dollies backward at eye level to maintain her framing as she approaches, with subtle cinematic handheld stability, shallow depth of field and ultra-realistic motion blur only on moving rain. Hyper-realistic IMAX cinematography, HDR, volumetric lighting, crisp focus on Charly's eyes, Netflix-quality visual realism, 16:9, 15 seconds.
Pic, Animations and all Prompts by Adrian
I was going to do some editing to change her eyes from brown to green (her color request) but with her complexion and hair color it was highly obvious it was not natural. I may use this image later in a collage I plan to do but for now I'll just post it for you folks.
It is said that long ago the Greeks associated a green complexion with sickness, fear, jealousy and an overproduction of bile in stomach, which gives a clear image of the origination of the idiom "green with envy."
It is believed that William Shakespeare made this association popular in Othello: "Beware, my lord, of jealousy; it is the green-eyed monster which doth mock the meat it feeds on ..."
(Source: theidioms.com)
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“The only things one can admire at length are those one admires without knowing why.”
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+ Baby Components +
♦️ Shape:Kidorable– Personal *Not Sale*
♦️ Body: ToddleeDoo – Baby Fitted Body
♦️ Head:ToddleeDoo – Bento Head
♦️ Skin:BF.FACE CHICAGO 500 ( Purchased Body applier Separate: BF. BODY CHUBBY-BB) Available in 4 Complexions Don’t forget to Try demo.
+ Adult Components +
♦️Head: Letluka – Evolution Bento Head
♦️Body: Signature– Gianni v4.9
♦️Hair: Modulus – Asher Hairbase (BOM Layers)
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+Baby Details +
♦️ Outfit: :Papaya: JUJUBE Set ( Included V1 & V2 ( 2 tops & 2 Shorts) *GROUP GIFT
♦️ Shoes: Versov – Yunov_Limited2 ( 4 versions // Compatible with: BELLEZA M / MAITREYA / SIGNATURE GIANNI / LEGACY M&F / TD Baby / Bebe Youth) – Mancave
+Adult Details +
♦️ Top: FT – [GIanni} CT #4 – Epiphany
♦️ Bottom: FT – [GIanni} CT #10 – Epiphany
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+Decoration Details +
♦️ 8. Black . Sand Kids Toy Cart – Epiphany
♦️14. Black . Sand Kids Crib rare – Epiphany
♦️ 2. Black . Sand Octopus Toy Blue – Epiphany
♦️ Pose: (EEP) Mommy and I pose v2 – Thimble – a Kids Event
A true image of me in as much as the lightning is natural and you can see every line and pore on the old boat. So my complexion isn't as perfect as it looks at time. Might post a filtered image next to show how easily the truth can be bent.
"꿈 속에 그려왔던 너 (The you I've been drawing in my dreams)
난 절대 놓칠 수 없어 (I can never let you go)
널 원해 꼭 (I really want you)"
The Saja Boys series continues with the one and only Romance.
It's a look all about that dreamy, almost obsessive longing.
The base is the flawless Aslo Skin from Gloom, creating that perfect idol complexion.
But the entire story is told through the Love Drugs Eye Collection, also from Gloom.
It's a different kind of intensity.
— C R E D I T S —
▸ Skin: Gloom - Aslo Skin
▸ Eyes: Gloom - Love Drugs Eye Collection
▸ Hair: DURA - B137 Hair
▸ Earrings: Milkbath - Howl Earrings
▸ Necklace: RAWR - Stack Necklace
Hello friends! Today I only have the time to upload the new series but I will return soon on your photo stream to see all the news! She is Ariel,a former ae Kogumaza Princess Queen of Cat and Deer. I like her crazy original hairstyle, but I think the golden blonde does not suit his complexion too much. Her face is amazing and i wanted to enhance her palette as much as possible,so i bought a wonderful wig for her from Margarita and I'm so happy about the result!! Thank you a lot again,Ri!!! <3<3<3
My #Me v.s. The #Plebs
"Honestly, I deserve a medal for bravery just for stepping into a supermarket full of plebs. Breathing in that budget energy is a literal health hazard, and being around poor people is just so bad for my perfect skin complexion. "
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Alondra totovía
(Lullula arborea)
Aláudido rechoncho, de distribución restringida a Europa, Oriente Próximo y el noroeste de África. Está ampliamente repartido por toda la Península Ibérica, aunque escasea o falta en algunas zonas cantábricas, la depresión del Ebro y el sureste. Ocupa medios abiertos con árboles o arbustos dispersos, y posee buenas densidades en dehesas y bosques aclarados.
Descripción y Clasificación
Orden Passeriformes; familia Alaudidae
Longitud 15 cm. Envergadura 27-30 cm.
Identificación
Presenta un aspecto similar al de otros aláudidos, con una coloración de tonos pardos crípticos. De complexión rechoncha, tiene moño pequeño, cola corta y oscura, y rectrices externas blancas. Su diseño facial es muy contrastado (dibujo 1), y posee una característica mancha blanquinegra en el borde anterior del ala. Exhibe un vuelo rápido de fuertes batidos, con pronunciadas ascensiones y descensos.
Canto
Resulta muy característico y está constituido por una estrofa larga, que comienza de manera relativamente lenta, pero avanza con rapidez, acelerándose y haciéndose progresivamente más grave.
Thanks to everyone who tagged me to play. I had to choose this Poppy for my favorite doll purchase. I love everything about her, she has a beautiful complexion and her fifites hairstyle is magnificent. I am planning on keeping her dressed in the style of the era, late fifites/early sixties. She is wearing a skirt I made from some vintage fabric. My favorite look from that era is the waisted dresses and big skirts. j
If you are viewing this photo and are inclined to play, please do! The doll you choose just had to be acquired in the year 2018. Come and play!
"We may have different religions, different languages,different colored skin, but we all belong to one human race.
We all share the same basic values."
(Kofi Annan - Ghanaian diplomat, seventh Secretary-General of the UN, 1938)
This picture was shot on the upper terrace which is on the top of our office in Varanasi (Benaras).
Those fashion photographies are not as simple as they pretend to be, each is dwelling with a real social work.
Among the many people involved there, Anand who is modeling for our catalogue since the begining of the company is escaping for a while his tough condition of boatman on the ganges and, using his dark colour skin complexion breaks a social taboo in India.
The fabric of this item involves handloom weavers, fabric dyers and embroiderers of Varanasi struggling with their workshops or with their lives.
Other items of the collection supply shelter and independance to a few ladies who are manufacturing them.
It is a happy chain reaction gathering people from several cultures, religions and social backgrounds and showing that we all share the same values of brotherhood.
Anand shows his body knowing that each picture is decent and that this is a way to catch the attention on this fight for Human Rights and human dignity.
Since the biggining most of the viewers of those pictures leave great comments which are a real support to this campaign.
However I get a few messages and comments from some people who are intentionally backward, lacking of any insight, correct action and respect to human rights.
I want to answer them with those words by American writer and activist James Baldwin,
"Remember, to hate, to be violent, is demeaning.It means you're afraid of the other side of the coin-to love and be loved."
(Scarf style "Dil Se" - 100% wool - Collection RED HALO)
RED HALO is a collection of household linen based in Benaras (Varanasi - India) providing work to people who were living with difficulties and education to children.
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Long, most straight, dark red hair, blue-green eyes, pale complexion, but no freckles, big, dark nipples, flat tummy, muscular ass, a bit leggy, bare, smooth cunnie
Garza real
Ardea cinerea
•Familia: Ardeidos – Ardeidae
•Aspecto: Garza grande, de complexión robusta, predominantemente de color gris, con un pico recto, fuerte, en forma de daga. Las garzas pueden diferenciarse de las grullas durante el vuelo, y a menudo también cuando están de pie, por la forma en que encorvan su cuello.
•Tamaño: Largo 84-102 cm, envergadura alar 155-175 cm, peso 930-1.150 g.
•Nido: Una gran pila desarreglada de ramas, generalmente construido muy alto en un abeto o pino. Las aves pueden usar el mismo nido durante muchos años.
•Reproducción: Pone 6 huevos en mayo, incubados de forma alternada por los padres, en 4 a 6 períodos, durante 25 a 28 días. Las aves jóvenes aprenden a volar aproximadamente a los 50 días. Muchas garzas reales anidan en colonias.
•Distribución: Ave migratoria de verano que se reproduce poco en Finlandia (solo hay alrededor de 100 parejas). En los últimos años, los avistamientos de invierno se han vuelto más comunes.
•Migración: Pasa el invierno en el oeste y sur de Europa. La migración de otoño puede tener lugar entre mediados de agosto y principios de noviembre, y las aves regresan de marzo a mayo.
•Alimentación: Acecha inmóvil a lo largo de costas, lista para emboscar, en espera de que peces y animales acuáticos pequeños estén a su alcance.
•Sonidos: Un chillido fuerte, molesto, similar al llamado de la pagaza piquirroja.
La garza real tiene partes superiores de color gris claro, y partes inferiores de color blanco grisáceo. Su cabeza es mayormente blanca, excepto por una raya negra que se extiende desde encima de sus ojos hasta la parte posterior de su cuello, donde algunas de sus plumas se alargan para formar una cresta. Los adultos con plumaje de apareamiento pueden tener un color rosáceo a los lados del cuello, y algunas filas de rayas oscuras en el cuello y el pecho. La garza real tiene el pico de color amarillo o naranja amarillento, patas de color marrón opaco e iris amarillo.
Las aves inmaduras generalmente se parecen a las adultas, pero su capuchón y su cuello son más grises (y el cuello no tiene color rosáceo). Su pico es más pardusco y el iris es blanco.
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Para mi amiga Mónica, que ama a su mascota Nicanor.
Los Schnauzer miniatura son muy particulares en su apariencia. Compactos y musculosos, presentan una complexión cuadrada (su anchura y longitud miden casi lo mismo). Tienen barba larga, cejas pobladas y pelo largo en los pies. Las orejas y la cola, comúnmente, se les corta. En algunos países se ha prohibido el corte de estas extremediades pues se considera que los canes utilizan el movimiento de estas partes para expresar estados de ánimo y otras complicadas interacciones dentro de la manada.
Sus características son similares a las de su "pariente" gigante. Su tamaño más pequeño, le confiere mayor apariencia de compacto y solidez. La cabeza es bastante larga, el tronco muy recogido, las extremidades son fuertes y potentes, tiene un aspecto general de gran vitalidad que denota inteligencia y atención. El pelo durísimo, que puede definirse como de "alambre", necesita de un adecuado stripping que consiste en arrancarlo a mano (en las épocas del año en que el pelo "está muerto") con la ayuda de un cuchillo especial. El esquilado efectuado con máquina, no sólo no está permitido en lo concerniente a las exposiciones, sino que provoca una degradación del pelo que con el pasar del tiempo pierde su dureza y aspereza.[1]
Su pelaje debe ser cortado cada mes, puesto que no lo mudan. Por eso, hay quienes recomiendan esta raza y otras razas como los caniches para las personas con asma y las que sufren de alguna alergia respiratoria porque no sueltan la cantidad de pelaje como otras razas.
A skin with intense, natural beauty, featuring a luminous complexion and realistic textures that enhance every facial detail. Soft skin highlights, a deep gaze, and delicate lips create a perfect balance between elegance and character, ideal for sophisticated, contemporary looks.
Marina Skin by [OTHER FACES] is available in Velour and Boataom tones. Worn on LeLUTKA Avalon Head, it works on all LeLUTKA Heads.
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Stranger Portrait #13 Meet Robbyn
Robbyn was walking on the street with #12 Teagan when I met her. This is the first time that I have photographed more than 1 person from a group before (I prefer just to pick my target and stick to it) but in this case I got two for one!
Robyn stood out a mile in the late Sunday afternoon sun as I walked along Murray St. Her dark eyes and complexion set off a very sultry look that meant I had to photograph her. I approached her and Teagan and they both seemed quite chuffed at the idea of having their portrait taken.
She was very quiet when I was photographing her. We chatted a little but did't really get in to much. She works with Teagan in the same pathology lab and has recently "come out of" a 5 year marriage. Which was "very freeing".
I asked her not to smile "unless she had one coming" but upon reviewing the pics I took of her, she was smiling in nearly all of them!! The only way I could get her to stop was not to talk AT ALL while I was photographing her. Silence like that always makes me nervous!
We talked a little about her background as I was fascinated in her ethnicity. Sometimes I feel a little self conscious asking about such things but my interest is genuine, so I quickly snap out if it. Her family came to Australia from South Africa when she was 9.
Robbyn then spoke excitedly about a trip they were planning at the end of the year starting in Germany. "And then down to Prague" she said with a twinkle in her eye. I could tell that she was dying to get away and lose herself in some travel.
With that we all exchanged details and headed our separate ways. Maybe in future I will consider shooting more than one person from a group.... then again I think I just got lucky this time : - )