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They told me I needed help, so I put it on my Visa!
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Hair: Analog Dog - Myu (Hallow Manor Hunt)
Collar: Kyuu~T (Old GG)
Jacket: Miix Event (Free GG)
Skirt: Ewa Boutique (Giftcard GG)
Hip Bag: C'est La Vie (Hop n Shop Giftcard)
Boots: Cult (60L$ on Weekend Sale)
Lollipop: Kitty Crush (5L$ on Markeplace)
Phone: Sweet Art (Free GG)
Shopping Bags: Sibilla (Free GG)
Location: Mall Paradise maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Peaceful%20Skies/94/170/2328
DE1157 is seen leaving Yeading Tesco and entering Yeading “Retail Park” as it now is according to TfL, this is due to the title change from “Jollys Lane” to “Yeading Retail Park” of the bus stop whilst on the loop.
Photo taken on today’s daily exercise, which was a nice nature walk. As from today, it is noted rear door only operation, however this does not provide a valid excuse to go on buses unless a key worker or essential journeys.
My kind of retail therapy! Wandering around the large car parks where many pines are planted! Most often find these lovely cream-streaked ladybirds!
Do occasionally get some strange looks, but I simply couldn't care less!! 😂
Sundorne retail park - Shropshire
Well i bo booed got my BW up to early so now i have another up this was a store in the mall i think it gone now was quite different with the 2 tone floor all the product was on shelving on the black side lots of lite made for nice reflection
Step into a wonderland of sweets, sparkle, and seasonal tradition at Fortnum & Mason, the legendary London department store that has defined luxury and refinement since 1707. This image captures the store’s famous confectionery counter during the Christmas holidays, where color, craftsmanship, and tradition merge into an unforgettable retail experience.
At the center of the photo stands a towering glass apothecary jar filled with sugared almonds, surrounded by glass cases overflowing with seasonal pastries, biscuits, Turkish delights, and hand-wrapped sweets. Jewel-toned gift boxes wrapped in red ribbons and Fortnum’s signature eau de nil turquoise are stacked like treasures beneath a golden chandelier. Overhead, a vintage-style crystal chandelier glows warmly, suspended beneath a gilded ceiling rosette—adding an extra touch of old-world elegance to the festive scene.
The store’s red carpet and white-marble countertops lend an air of formality to the indulgent displays, while crowds of bundled-up holiday shoppers bustle in the background. Each customer seems as enchanted as the last, moving through an atmosphere filled with nostalgia, luxury, and joy. In the distance, a Christmas tree adorned with bright baubles anchors the holiday spirit, while signs politely direct guests to “Please Pay Here.”
This isn’t just a food counter; it’s a ritual, a pilgrimage, a spectacle. At Christmastime, Fortnum & Mason becomes one of London’s most beloved destinations, especially for those in search of decadent hampers, rare teas, seasonal preserves, and once-a-year indulgences. Many Londoners and travelers make visiting Fortnum’s a cherished annual tradition, drawn by the elegance of its holiday displays and the romance of its historic interiors.
Founded in the reign of Queen Anne and still holding multiple Royal Warrants, Fortnum & Mason is an icon of British heritage. Every detail, from the handwritten labels on sweets to the layout of the confectionery itself, is steeped in a commitment to presentation and experience. During Christmas, this devotion reaches its peak—delivering not just products, but lasting memories.
This photograph preserves that memory in vibrant color and warmth. The golden tones of the chandelier light up the delicate textures of spun sugar and polished marble, while the shoppers’ expressions hint at the awe that Fortnum’s inspires. Every wrapped package is not just a gift, but a symbol of tradition and joy shared across generations.
For fans of holiday travel, London at Christmas, or luxury retail photography, this image offers an inside look at one of the world's most enchanting seasonal scenes.
© Leanne Boulton, All Rights Reserved
Candid eye contact street photography from Glasgow, Scotland. In the midst of Christmas shopping and the festive season a look of weariness and a feeling of just being fed up with it all. Enjoy! Loads of detail here, shot close-up, so enjoy by pressing 'L' or clicking on the image.
Abandoned storefront in Godfrey, Georgia
Leica IIIf, Nikkor C 35mm f/3.5 lens and Kodak Portra 400 film.
"I always say shopping is cheaper than a psychiatrist" T. F. Bakker--->
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Browsing the reduced rails and trying on a selection of dresses will banish your worries and bring happiness. This was specially true for me in this dress. As I stepped out of my little room to check this dress in the big mirror at the end of the corridor, another woman said "That's beautiful!" Women are not ashamed to do these things for each other.
At Macy’s on Sunday, September 11, 2022.
If you saw this lady at the mall, would you smile and say hi? 😛
I'm taken with those shops which seem to float between total abandonment and an actual trading entity. This one appears to be closer to the former than the latter.
What girl does not enjoy a shopping trip, I wanted to treat myself to some new tops like the one I am holding here and while out I also bought a really lovely dress. It was a great day.
Don’t know that this happened to the poster but never seen one attempted to destroy it on a bus stop advertising poster.
I am surrounded by steel. This is a store I am doing the build out for at our local mall. My photography is being severely limited by the fact that I must work. Pity. Oh well, I will snap when I can and work when I must.
This modern roadside "muffler man" space cowboy was installed on May 10, 2019. Buck Atom is the namesake for the Buck Atom's Cosmic Curios gift shop on historic Route 66. The shop occupies a 1950s-era Pemco gas station. Designed by Mark Cline of Enchanted Castle Studios in Virginia, Buck Atom stands twenty-one feet tall.
Tulsa, OK