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I wonder sometimes what my neighbor thinks about me standing at the edge of their yard taking photos of their it... ;)
Have a great start to your week, everyone!
With a slight fog at my house yesterday morning, I figured I'd practice up on some night shooting. Well, more like blue hour shooting.
That's my back yard shed, btw, where I keep everything that I have no other place for...
eine junge Wachtelhündin .... ob man es so wie im Titel übersetzen kann, weiss ich nicht :)
D750, 70-200mm, f4, ISO400, 1/400s
two months after the unexpected loss of their father and husband, a Louisiana family copes with grief the Louisiana way – with smothered pork chops
#NoAI
outfit:elixir / holly bodysuit @ TINSEL
chest piercing:DATUM // NOELLE CHEST DERMALS @ TINSEL
necklace+earrings: [Glitzz] Snow Jewel@ TINSEL
hair:DOUX - Angelic @ACCESS EVENT
winter snowy blush:CRY BB. frosted face @ TINSEL
baking decor+mixer:FOODII - Frosted Bakery. @ TINSEL
apple and orange trees:Pitaya - Fruit Topiary Tree @Anthology
deers:Pitaya - Forestdrift @The Fifty
candle:Pitaya - Forestdrift @The Fifty
ornaments in snow:[SOV] Large Ornaments @ TINSEL
Being a Mike Doughty fan, I sang “Busting Up a Starbucks” to myself on my way down the well, of course. This one also came to mind:
Looking at the World from the Bottom of a Well
by Mike Doughty
Different front my usual postings, this is from a party back in March, where a bunch of us old farts got together to reminisce our youth and the music scene in Baton Rouge in the 70's.
Happy SlidersSunday!
Composing
I hope you all have a wonderful September
Halbmond
Composing
Ich wünsche euch einen schönen Septemer
chemical plant emissions suffuse the day’s last light in Baton Rouge, Louisiana (las emisiones industriales inundan la última luz del día en Baton Rouge, Louisiana, EE. UU.)
This image is not generated by artificial intelligence. It is a real photograph, created through a play of reflections — a self-portrait captured using only a mirror and a window. I appear three times within a single frame: once as the photographer, once as a reflection in the glass, and once more in the mirror. Together, these layers form a symbolic triad — the demon, the observer, and the angel — coexisting in one image, in one unmanipulated moment. No digital alterations. Just light, reflection, and truth.