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Up close, she looked almost unreal.
Soft skin like moonlight, lips touched with the faintest temptation, eyes glowing with the kind of silence that says too much. Fine fractures traced across her face like delicate art, not damage proof that beauty can survive being broken and become something rarer because of it.
She tilted her head just enough to unsettle the heart. Sweet at first glance. Dangerous by the second.
Some faces are meant to be admired.
Hers was meant to be remembered.
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The combination of serious makeup ability and naturally big eyes, make her really easy to photograph. I wanted one shot to really showcase her face.
Available light - overcast day. Freezing the twins off. :-)
I needed something quick, and wasn't feeling creative out of pure exhaustion today... passed out luckily for a few hours after this and had to force myself to get up to begin uni work... it's crunch time! Steve'll be here in less than two weeks! word.
Day .125.
See the full shoot here: ellaruthc.blogspot.co.uk/2013/06/in-world-of-our-own.html
Model: Paula Carausu
Make up & styling: Sarah Gray
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The Dublin pilot " Camac " chases the container ship MSC Edith out of port.
MSC Edith is now nearing the end of her career, having been launched in 1998 & originally called a jazzy name NORASIA SAMANTHA, by 2016 on charter to Eucon shipping on the busy Antwerp-Dublin container run.
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“In everyone's life, at some time, our inner fire goes out. It is then burst into flame by an encounter with another human being. We should all be thankful for those people who rekindle the inner spirit.”
--Dr. Albert Schweitzer
I have met amazing people here on Flickr......and I know at times when I felt my "Inner Fire" burning out.....many of you were here, to help keep the flame lit!
SO..........THANK YOU!!!!!!!
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I realize that my eyebrows look horrible here. There's a story behind them. I used someone's grooming device on them and shaved them completely gone! I must admit, I liked it.....a lot. Of course it wasn't cute when they weren't "on", but when they were....they were nice. I could make them suitable for any look I wanted. Sometimes dark, sometimes light, sometimes thin, other times thicker. So now they're all grown out and begging to be done again.
Anywhore, I'm still in my Gaga phase. This bow was definitely inspired by her. I had a dream I met her, we were gal pals ;) I love how this turned out, the bow at least. Hope you like.
P.S. Please forgive me for the wretched "groucho" brows.
She turns just enough to let her eyes find the viewer—an unguarded, impossibly gentle look that feels like a secret shared in a whisper. In monochrome, her presence becomes even more striking; the world around her falls away until there is nothing but the luminous softness of her gaze and the dark cascade of hair framing her face.
The single bloom of color at her shoulder—a small heart glowing pink against grayscale—feels like a pulse, a quiet declaration of who she is beneath the stillness. She doesn’t reach, she doesn’t pose—she allows, and that permission is its own kind of intimacy.
Black-and-white close portrait of an adult woman looking back over her shoulder against a faux-brick wall, with a small shoulder tattoo selectively retained in pink. The direct gaze, cool background texture, and selective-color detail create a graphic editorial beauty portrait.
She tilts her head with the kind of softness that feels like a private invitation—unspoken, unforced, simply present. Her eyes hold a shimmering patience, the kind that lingers a moment longer than expected, as if she is letting the viewer come to her rather than reaching outward.
The deep violet lace resting against her skin becomes a frame for her gentleness, a bloom of color that highlights the serenity in her expression. Even the stonework behind her seems to hush itself, letting her quiet radiance take center stage.
Close color portrait of an adult woman in a vivid magenta lace camisole posed against a cool-toned faux-brick wall. Her long dark hair, bright blue eyes, tilted head, and close framing create a softly expressive fashion-boudoir image.
She looks back over her shoulder with a softness that could undo anyone paying attention. Her eyes—clear, luminous, startlingly present—hold a quiet power, as if she’s letting you witness a thought she hasn’t spoken aloud. The fall of her dark hair frames her face like ink around light, and the small bloom of her shoulder tattoo draws the eye toward the curve of her back, a delicate punctuation mark on her quiet allure.
There’s nothing forced here—just a woman resting in her own beauty, offering a moment of connection that feels both intimate and impossibly gentle. She doesn’t have to reach for the camera; her presence meets it effortlessly.
Color close portrait of an adult woman looking back over her shoulder against a cool faux-brick wall. Long dark hair, bright blue eyes, a visible shoulder tattoo, and direct eye contact create a crisp alternative beauty portrait with strong texture contrast.