Underwater fish portraits
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Santa's need to travel great distances. So they are able to use time-travel at warp-speed in space, but also can move around quickly underwater.
Here a glimpse of what a Santa would see, if he had his eyes open. He rather keeps them closed, to concentrate on the force inside him, that gives him the power to go forwards.
It's 2 years since my first upload on Flickr. Thank you my Flickr friends for your visits and comments.
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Created using JWildfire 3.00 (fractales75 flame script ) and Filter Forge (GF Underwater Maker filter)
Skin : Irrisistible - ABYSS BLUE SKIN. At Skin Fair.
Head : CATWA HEAD HDPRO MajerSoft.
Lips : Shiny Stuffs
Hair : Tableau Vivant \\ Neowise.
Horns : [Cubic Cherry] {Kraken} ram horns RARE
Decor : (Milk Motion) underwater scene. At The Arcade Gacha.
JIAN Orca Static - Idle Down and Look. New in main store.
Happy Monday, lovelies!
I have been wanting for quite a while now to do a 100% underwater picture. I have to say that it was a challenge, although the chandelier that I am featuring today inspired me. This gorgeous Monarch Chandelier by Figure8 can be found on Marketplace or Inworld. Marketplace: marketplace.secondlife.com/stores/204725 More credits here: Credits here: BeUnique
Bursting with a bright blue sky
A slow landslide
And the world I've left behind
There's a way to lose your head
And disappear
And not return again
I caught some nice blues an hour before dawn with the Grand Mogul and Mt. Heyburn reflected below in Idaho's Little Redfish Lake.
I prevailed successfully fighting the strong grip of my pillow to get up at 4:30 in hopes of catching a nice sunrise. Dawn was more than an hour away, all was dark and stormy. Impressive what beauty one can capture by extending the exposure to bring in the grandeur that is hiding in the dark. 13 seconds worked well here.
Even the birds weren't up yet. All was quiet. One reason I love our shared hobby/passion/addiction is that by simply returning to our archived images we can step back into this moment, feeling the breeze, remembering the chill, inhaling the pristine air and enjoying the sweet anticipation that we might capture something beautiful. The smiles from these serendipitous experiences never fades.
A few more shots from this favorite morning in comments.
Friday's here. Have a wonderful Friday and weekend!
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...up side down...
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