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Build this on the first of Droneuary as per tradition, but messed up the photos the first time around.
Same frame as this dude, though with a ton of stuff added.
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Some geometric fun in Frankfurt with Orbits, really enjoyed the pattern and the interplay of the shadows and human element.
3d draw
gimp
2 images evolved in night cafe
back to gimp merging editing and manipulation, pixlr mirroring and final filter
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Art Week Gallery Theme: Lots of BLUE
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Some interiors whisper. This one arrives with a cocktail, a constellation of lights, and absolutely no intention of being ordinary.
Created in Second Life, Velvet Orbit explores the playful territory between retro glamour and futuristic fantasy. Suspended globes, looping cables, and luminous blue rings transform the ceiling into a sculptural landscape, drawing the eye through a room where curves take the lead.
An oversized petal-like form and an orange-lined pod chair introduce a distinctly space-age mood. Their rounded silhouettes echo the spherical lights, low tables, and dome-shaped lamps, giving this exuberant collection a shared visual language.
In the foreground, the bed grounds the scene in tactile comfort. Deep burgundy bedding, animal-patterned throws, metallic cushions, and oversized floral accents create layers that feel indulgent and deliberately theatrical. Cream upholstery offers a quieter backdrop, allowing the richer colors and expressive shapes to stand out.
Copper tones, dark timber, and reflective surfaces bring warmth to the futuristic elements. Vertical architectural slats and the broad horizontal bands of the wall artwork provide structure, balancing the room’s many flowing forms. Beyond the sleeping area, illuminated bookshelves and a raised lounge extend the space into a private world of reading, relaxation, and curious objects.
The pleasure of this interior lies in its contrasts: polished metal beside plush textiles, cool blue light against warm copper, and familiar comforts surrounded by unexpected silhouettes.
Velvet Orbit is an invitation to decorate beyond restraint—to let a room be sensual, eccentric, and full of imagination. A little cosmic, a little decadent, and entirely its own.
TWELVE @Acces Event
TWELVE - Opal Accent Pillow
TWELVE - Opal Bed Adult - Fatpack
TWELVE - Opal Books
TWELVE - Opal Candle
TWELVE - Opal Chandelier - Fatpack
TWELVE - Opal End Table - Fatpack
TWELVE - Opal Floor Lamp
TWELVE - Opal Fur Ball Pillow
TWELVE - Opal Lounger - Fatpack
TWELVE - Opal Magazine Holder
TWELVE - Opal Mirror - Fatpack
TWELVE - Opal Table Lamp
TWELVE - Opal Wall Art - Fatpack
TWELVE - Opal Wall Panel - Fatpack
TWELVE
TWELVE - Galatio Atlas
TWELVE - Galatio Bike
TWELVE - Galatio Books
TWELVE - Galatio Chandelier
TWELVE - Galatio Chrome Heart
TWELVE - Galatio Chrome Heart Pillow - Gray
TWELVE - Galatio Chrome Heart Pillow - Silver
TWELVE - Galatio Coffee Table
TWELVE - Galatio Console - Chrome
TWELVE - Galatio Cyberpunk Neon
TWELVE - Galatio Disco Ball
TWELVE - Galatio Geo Chair - Fatpack
TWELVE - Galatio Lamp
TWELVE - Galatio Plant
TWELVE - Galatio Record Player
TWELVE - Galatio Round Chair - Fatpack
TWELVE - Galatio Rug - Fatpack
TWELVE - Galatio Sculpt Erode
TWELVE - Galatio Shelf
TWELVE - Galatio Sofa [Adult] - Fatpack
TWELVE - Galatio Structure LI:2
TWELVE - Galatio Tablet LI:1
TWELVE - Galatio Tiger Heart
TWELVE - Galatio Timelaspe
TWELVE - Blomstre Books A [PBR]
TWELVE - Blomstre Books B [PBR]
TWELVE - Blomstre Books C [PBR]
TWELVE - Blomstre Books D [PBR]
TWELVE - Blomstre Sculpt & Books [PBR]
TWELVE - Blomstre Tomm Ford [PBR]
TWELVE - Blomstre Vases [PBR]
TWELVE - Blomstre Waved Vase [PBR]
TWELVE - Sunat Armchair - Fatpack
TWELVE - Sunat End table - Brass
TWELVE - Sunat Pillow - Brown
Looking out from the top deck windows of the Orbit at the Olympic Park, Stratford, London. Canary Wharf in the background.
The Orbit is a sculpture and observation tower. It’s Britain's largest (and tallest) piece of Public Art.
2012. Anish Kapoor / Cecil Balmond. Steel by ArcelorMittal.
#FlickrPhotoChallenge and #Throughthewindow
Young Australian Walking Sticks hanging around. These have moulted about 2 tot 3 times.
Check out my Instagram @michael_angelo_77 for more.
Installation von Tomás Saraceno (gehörte zur ständigen Ausstellung)
www.kunstsammlung.de/de/exhibitions/tomas-saraceno-in-orbit/
A cineraria blossom, it's one of the only flowers to grow a true blue color. There should really be more blue flowers in the world, natural blue that is.
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Lancaster County Fair
Lincoln, Nebraska
2016 Lancaster County Fair - Best of Show
2017 Nebraska State Fair - 1st Place - Best in County - Prior Year
This is a close-up HDR photo of the textured surface of the steering wheel of my car. In this minimalist macro framing, the detail of the arc reminds me of a planet seen from orbit.
This is my build for SHIPtember 2025. I would say this is the most ambitious build I've ever done. I am absolutely stoked with the results and couldn't be prouder to say i built that. Not as much of an emotional ride of a build as my first SHIPtember.
The build is kind of a milestone for me. It shows the growth in my personal building skills. I look back upon my builds and I can really see how far I have come in the 5 years of coming back into the hobby. Makes me excited for the future!
Thank you to my wife for putting up with me. Thank you @pyrefyre for convincing me to participate this year. Thank you @H for joining me/us on the journey! Thank you Andrew for the editing these are awesome! Thank you @BFG_Audiofiles for the wicked space backgrounds.
Happy SHIPtember 2025!
Nasa Visitor Center, Greenbelt, MD "an abstract kinetic sculpture with three mirrored orbs representing the Sun, Earth and the satellites that are activated by the wind." Nasa
A shot of the top of the Calgary Tower, cropped, inverted, and composited with a background made from a filtered texture.
designed by Tomás Saraceno at K21 Ständehaus, Kunstsammlung Nordrhein-Westfalen. Dusseldorf, Germany.
Surfing the archives again...
More of my flowers and stuff on www.floral-photography.co.uk check it out if you like that kind of thing
OBSERVE Collective
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OBSERVE Collective
All images are © Copyrighted and All Rights Reserved
germanstreetphotography.com/michael-monty-may/
This shot is for Jason Kelley. A great great friend, who has shown me that tripods are not always for keeping cameras still. Thanks for that. You can see some of his work that inspired me here: www.the-dossier.com/2005.html