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...in the lawn - tulipa tarda
Friday's Flower Power
.... aus dieser Perspektive hüllt das noch kurze Gras sie ein .... die Zwerg-Stern-Tulpen im Rasen -
Dress : :V.e. Valentina E. - Celeste Gown Gold. At Anthem.
Gloves : ERSCH - Starnight Gloves. At Anthem.
Hair : {Limerence} Lesley hair. At N21.
Skin : Go&See * Hope * Pagan ~ Lelutka Applier. At Anthem.
Staff : LUX AETERNA [Der Heilige Nikolaus] Staff. In main store.
Halo and Aura : LUX AETERNA [The Great Conjunction] Halo & Aura. Group Gift.
Decor :
Foxwood - Starlight apartment. In main store.
[ContraptioN] Decor: Ode to Orias. At Anthem.
Throne : PFC~Aries.
Redux 2016--My Favorite Theme of the Year
For the past theme I went with my favorite:
December 19: Holiday Bokeh
It also would fit into - August 22: Stars
Icy stars or flowers, I froze 10 liters of water in a bucket overnight, at night it was freezing around -20c and in the morning the water had frozen enough. I also put few tulips in the bucket to give colors to the ice lantern. As the water froze, small patterns formed on the surface of the ice, nature's wonderful art.
The photo is a small part of a larger photo, it is also a stacking of 19 photos.
Finland, after a cold night.
👱♀️🎧 The Frozen Call - Ancient Nordic Chant ( Jonna Jinton ).
Aurora Borealis over Finnish Lapland. Capturing the Aurora Borealis remains one of my favourite shoots although at minus 25 degrees Celsius a lot of layers are required!
The Milky Way rises above the "Valley Of Dreams" in the Bisti Badlands of New Mexico.
After an extensive and confusing drive across the Bisti/De-na-zin Wilderness we arrived in the Valley Of Dreams. I started up the Giai GPS app and Wayne Pinkston, Chris Wrey, Sandra Herber and I started into the valley at around 4:00pm. After surveying the area and marking some of the more interesting formations, we returned to the cars for some snacks and rest. There were 4 in the group and at midnight we trekked off once again into the valley, although now its was very dark, so dark that without my headlamp on I couldn't see my hand in front of my face. The movie "Pitch Black" immediately came to mind, and the hair started to rise on the back of my neck. I scoured the area with my torchlight and moved on somewhat at comfort. As we crossed over the ravine and climbed up to the plateau I could here sounds like pebbles falling here and there which reminded me of another movie where a young Jedi is ambushed by the sand people. I think my imagination went into overdrive and I felt a rush of adrenaline. To my relief the path crested and we dropped into the "area of interest" which is a sprawling valley rutted with gutters and crevices as far as the eye could see with maligned and mutated shapes jutting up all over the place, except for now its just eerie shapes silhouetted against a starry sky so bright it almost makes you dizzy looking at it there on this dark moonless night.
We used one small 125 LED panel and bounched that light off some of the rocks off to the right side which picked up some of the color of the natural rock and casts that onto the scene. a tip learned from Wayne.
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Macro Mondays theme Stars
A bunch of tiny poppy seedheads, total width of image is approx 5cm/2inches.
Happy Macro Mondays!
KUTU - Stars Halo Coloured
Exclusive for
Astral Dreams Event
ROUND 3 - 28 August - 20 September
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"The time has come to rekindle the stars."
GUILLAUME APOLLINAIRE
Volcanoes and Stars could be the call of an advertising campaign of tourism on the Atacama Desert. The volcanoes of the Andes range dominate the landscape of this place. When night comes, the Atacama is one of the best places on the planet to observe the stars. In this photo I show you the union of these two nuances of this fabulous place.
"I will love the light for it shows me the way, yet I will endure the darkness because it shows me the stars."
Og Mandino
For this week’s Macro Monday’s theme of Stars, I have chosen to do a still life macro of Star Anise. The image has been lit using natural window light from camera left.
Last night I saw the most beautiful shooting star in the sky I had ever seen. It was supposed to be the biggest Perseid meteor shower in years; I did not actually see the really gorgeous shower-show because I was in city and clouds soon came in, but I managed to see some single performers with one top-class extraordinary beauty.
No chance to take photos of it, my camera just gets blinded in front of such a spectacle, but I have another photo that in its spirit reminds this star show.
I hope we all can always enjoy fascination of stars, blooming flowers, and true beauty of human soul. Enjoy your Sunday and upcoming week, my dear Flickr friends!