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Beauty is not always the preserve of youth.
Intrigue,wisdom, experience, and inner strength often come with maturity.
Many sources emphasise that true beauty comes from within, from a person's character, experiences, and how they live their life. This inner beauty can shine through at any age.
I wonder what her life was like?
San Francisco, 2002. Lumiere Lumirex 620 6x9 folder camera (1945). 105/6.3 Anastigmat Fidor. Yellow filter. Ilford pan f+ developed in Rodinal 1+50.
Been going through my archives and became intrigued by the look I got with this camera/film combination. It reminds me a lot of orthochromatic images, even though it's with pan film. I say that especially because the orange bridge paint is very dark here, unlike all other photos I've taken of it. The cheap anastigmat lens is probably the cause of this look, more than anything.
In late 2018, MadPea launched an amazing interactive & immersive adventure game full of magic and intrigue. That game was Spellbound! By entering the Spellbound Academy of Sorcery, you hunt for crystals, learn spells, complete puzzles, and solve a mystery.
Now, after 2 years, we are saying goodbye to Spellbound to make way for new and exciting experiences in 2021! Spellbound will leave the grid on December 31st. So, if you've not yet played or started and haven't completed, now is the time to do so!
Spellbound is FREE to play! Get your HUD and start your adventure here: maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/MadPea/156/118/3002
For how-to-play instructions: www.madpeagames.com/spellbound-play/
Instructions, also, explain how to reset your HUD so you can play again!
Australian Hobby
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Form the Great Christmas Day Carpark Caper.
They were only a day or so out of the nest and were still intrigued by each other
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Thank you to WRAITH, OG and KILLJOY
♦WRAITH♦ Vicious Shorts @ GOTHCORE
♦OG♦ Marceline pose set [slightly edited hand pose]@ GOTHCORE
♦Killjoy♦ Hot Summer Top @ Summerfest
♦ACRIMONY♦ Nosferatu Plugs @ ACRIMONY
Intrigue Co.'s sponsorship billboard for The Arcade.
The Arcade opens on March 1st and ends on the 31st. See you there!
As I was exploring the Yellowstone, I took a detour from Madison to get to the firehole falls. It is located at around 6miles from the confluence of the Firehole and Gibbon rivers. The falls has a drop of about 40 feet which makes it quite a beauty. The water is also silt laden hence making for a different color. The cascade is located on the Firehole Canyon Drive, a one-way road that parallels the main Madison Junction to the famed Old Faithful road.
The setting was really gorgeous...it was late in the evening when I got here and all I could hear was the sound of the gushing cascade. There was not a soul in the vicinity. I had actually used the ND 10 stop and metered this shot manually as it was getting darker and I wanted to expose for longer to capture a bit more light on the rocks and the vegetation.
This is from my archives of Montana and Wyoming. I did a lot of travel back then and hadnt looked through most of my shots. But I am intrigued that it sorta comes back when I first view em again. Funny how the brain works...
Happy weekend and Thanks for viewing everyone!
Intrigue Co.'s gacha items for The Arcade.
The Arcade opens on March 1st and ends on the 31st. See you there!
unsuspected
undetected
totally injected with the unexpected,
a fateful glance
a sweet romance
a cosmic, synchronistic dance................
All photography & textured effects by Hal Halli. The groovy words as well........
All Rights Reserved. © Hal Halli (2013)
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Stormy days are uncomfortable for taking photos. The umbrella takes hold of one hand and consumes a significant portion of attention. The mind is divided, preoccupied with protecting the camera from moisture. Yet, I adore its light. It can change numerous times in just 10 minutes. This photo would not have worked on a clear day. It was nearly noon. And yet, the light was enchantingly whimsical. It constantly shifted based on the thickness and distribution of the clouds.
When I spotted a rise in front of the monastery, I knew instinctively that it was the spot to capture the photo. When I observed the color and texture of the stones present, I thought that if a good photo didn't emerge, it would be my own fault. There was an intriguing foreground, a prominent subject, and the exceptional backdrop of the lake.
It was an ideal scene for employing a panoramic approach. I approached the foreground closely, selected a 24mm lens, calculated the hyperfocal distance, exposed to prevent the sky from being overexposed, and took 6 vertical shots. I processed most of it in Camera Raw.