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One thing Lolly and I forget to do each time we're together is do a fancy shoot together.
We made sure to cross that off our list this time.
A couple problems though: she forgot her fancy blue dress, and we didn't know where the right location might be. So we spent one night going around to stores looking for the dress Lolly-girl felt the prettiest in. And one day when we were exploring a new place with Kristin Manson, we saw these giant golden plants shooting out from the ground.
On her second to last day, I realized I could put together an outfit to match hers, and we rushed off to those tall strange plants. It was cold, sunny, and delightful.
It was certainly a day we're not likely to forget any time soon.
As much as I love all the chrome parts and fragile, fancy hose work I've used on Jupiter, it has made figuring out how to safely transport it QUITE a pain.
During the Railroad Secret Santa RobbH sent his gift in something like this, a sturdy black case with some special customizable foam inside that very much caught my attention (and many others' as well!).
Turns out they can be found at Harbor Freight for a pretty reasonable price, and by truly complete coincidence I ended up right by one with time to burn. Case aquired!
The foam inserts in this one came in 2 layers. The foam is for lack of a better word "very perforated" into cubes. I punched out the cubes in both layers, then for the bottom layer cut the cubes height-wise to get proper support and the right depth.
The engine is very well supported now and it's not hard to pack or remove. I have, after some serious time spent talking myself into it, also gently tossed the case a little bit (For science! I'd rather know how safe it is in a controlled environment) and it came out just as well as it went in. So far, this case seems awesome!!
Now I just have to be careful I don't get tempted to pack all my trains this way...
Shot with iPhone at Trattoria BBQ Firenze
postprocess: nik collection + fancy focus.
Posted 21/06/14 h. 00,40
Blue macro glass texture of fancy water bottle , a6000, f 1.2, seven artisans 35mm, macrodiopter, mf.
Not much larger than an American Kestrel, the Merlin may congregate along shorelines during migration in anticipation of shorebirds to hunt. This Merlin balances precariously on the branch of an old snag as the ocean breeze unsteadies her. It takes a little fancy footwork in conjunction with outstretched wings to stay put, but she manages just fine. #Merlin #NoBaiting
Also due to popular demand, the crystal candlesticks have been re-released in four colors to match the sconces! Get them at the Fancy Decor main-store today! (available individually or as a fatpack, at landing point)
maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Fancy%20Decor/155/179/23
⭐.miss chelsea. Tink Set
⭐e.marie // money bags : full pack
⭐Magika - Faith
⭐Magika - Group Gift - Fancy Hair Clip
Boston Blaisdale demonstrates how to use the store navigation HUD at the Fancy Decor main store.
If you know what you're looking for, this HUD helps you get there quick! It's a great alternative to area search and has images linked to each release so you can see what you're teleporting to.
Visit Fancy Decor: maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Fancy%20Decor/155/111/24
I am proud to present you my very first LEGO car that I have built and I am quite pleased with the outcome and had a lot of fun building this fancy cabriolet.
If you want to see more pictures, including the details in the cockpit, they can be found on my ImperiumDerSteine Album. ;)
I hope you enjoy the car, if so you are welcome to leave a comment! ;D
© Heba AL-Jadaan Copyright for all photos belongs to Heba Al-Jadaan Images may not be copied, downloaded, or used in any way without the expressed, written permission of the photographer.
One of the larger bedrooms at Lynnewood Hall in Elkins Park, Pennsylvania. With 110 rooms, 55 bedrooms, and 100,000 square feet, Lynnewood Hall is the second largest Gilded Age mansion left in the U.S. and a magnificent example of architecture by Architect Horace Trumbauer. For the fascinating history of the home known as the "American Versailles", see the Lynnewood Hall Preservation Foundation's website at LynnewoodHallPreservation.org/history, where you can become a Patreon supporter and help the restoration efforts.
Nikon D850 with Nikkor 19mm PC-E F4 perspective correction lens. F13, ISO 100, 4/10th second exposure. Oben tripod with Benro 3-way geared head.
Another Conopid I think, although I am conscious that some others mimic them....
(Added a bit later) and with further searching I'm now convinced it is a syrphid.
More updated items! The textures on these previous releases have been updated & improved! If you purchased these items in the past, you can get them re-delivered at the main store. They're also on marketplace!
Marketplace: tinyurl.com/ntfd17/
Main store: maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Fancy%20Decor/155/179/23
number eighteen
for some reason i got really ambitious this month and thought that it would be a fun idea to make my own place settings for my dining room table. i gathered all of the materials i needed and i finally had a chance to start making them. well, two and a half hours later and i finished one and got a callous on my thumb. rad. so between now and thursday i have to make three more... and a tree skirt! i just keep trying to envision my final product and how glamorous my table is going to look! :D
the Murano hand-blown glass chandelier by Dale Chihuly
Hall of Bellagio Hotel&Casino
The Strip - Las Vegas