Kidelle, Lunalia and Chinook have a mission: they have to save Kiseki from slowly disappearing and stop Renn from completely turning into a demon. It will not be easy, but these three sure are determined!

(...they were actually arguing about tea flavours or something but umm let´s pretent they are making reaaaaally complex plans, okay?)

As far as I know, he's still sitting there, wondering what went wrong...

Butchart Gardens

Another selfie moment in front of this great view. The weather was not with me that morning

Shot with Tokina Firin

Cliche AND out of focus!

But hey.

I like it.

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Explored

eternal continuum of the present moment

Midjourney generated

First try at capturing the elusive Arora borealis.

Banff Fine Arts

Cascade on Lee Vining Creek, Sierra Nevadas

Here's a 3rd image taken on a snowy day in October along Lee Vining Creek. It's amazing how calming a water flow can be, a very pleasant distraction from the stresses of life.

Enjoy a little peace for a moment.

Thanks for your visit!

A day out with my Minolta X-700 and trying out Fomapan 400 for the first time. Good contrast and nice grain, I like it :)

Minolta X-700

Minolta MC Rokkor 35mm f/2.8 Celtic

Plustek Opticfilm 8200i

Kodak HC-110 63+1 @ 13 minutes

Captured this photo on my Canon FD 50mm f/1.4 S.S.C. lens.

please also view → flic.kr/p/XSyqAx → late summer wading, Pendleton - Falls Park

By Lils

San Diego, California

Kruger National Park – 2018

This and the following three photos appear in this week's North Hawaii News, published this morning.

These images were in support of a story about an open house event held at the W.M. Keck Observatory headquarters in Waimea (Kamuela) this past Sunday. The story was written by Meredith Wertz.

My byline follows...

BILL ADAMS | NORTH HAWAII NEWS

6-year old Eli Wirth of Waimea may be comtemplating Pluto's demotion at the Play-Doh Planets activity booth during Sunday's Open House 2008 event at the W.M. Keck Observatory headquarters in Waimea.

An amazing area to explore in the Coyote Buttes area of the Vermillion Cliffs national monument in northern Arizona. "The Wave" seen here is a delicate area of sublime colors and shapes. The BLM only allows 20 permits per day for hikers because the rock formations are quite fragile. We were treated to misty rains this day which made the rock colors even more saturated. The drizzle also enhanced the delicious aromas of desert herbs.

This photograph was a finalist in the CBC Nature of Things Photography Competition.

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Note: You can license this image from Getty Images here.

Sculpture at Pashley Manor

About what I wonder.

Derrick gathers his thoughts as 46233 simmers on in the background.

Mamiya C33 // Kodak Portra 160nc // San Diego, CA

and other far away things on a hot summer night.

miss anna and the beautiful surf...

Cinna is wearing

Stealthic passion hair

blueberry love spring top

Rebel Gal Chloe denim shorts

After a wildly stormy night the wind and seas were still disturbed all morning.

Listening to silence.

Model: Odessa

Photographer: Klein

Getty Villa Malibu, CA 4/12/2009

Think | Reflect | Plan

Star Wars Rogue One K2SO Contemplating Life

Thanks to my friend Danielle for posing for me.

And thanks to pareeerica for the great texture: www.flickr.com/photos/8078381@N03/3535067377/

...or just waiting.

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Ridgefield Wildlife Reserve

Minki, the cat