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The Bridal Veil Falls is just outside Sabie, Mpumalanga in South Africa. It is 146m high. It is situated just outside Sabie and is accessible by car, with parking and picnic area on SAFCOL's grounds. From there, an easy footpath runs through bush scenery for about 1 km (15 minutes' walk) directly to the waterfall."
Info source URL: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bridal_Veil_Falls_(Sabie)
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Photo capture date & Location: 2019-10 Sabi River Sun
Bento AO wisp
at Uber
(Midnight 25th August SLT)
SLURL : maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Uber/159/156/23
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Body Language mainstore SLURL : maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Bon%20Voyage/128/93/1254
Wandering Wisp (Agriocnemis pygmaea) is a very common damselfly found everywhere in Sri Lanka. They can be observed in paddyfields, marshes, ponds and waterbodies with grassy edges. Adults usually seen perching on vegetation close to ground or water. Belongs to Coenagrionidae family
I always wanted his "birthday" to be oct.27, love this date! And whoa that was the day I've ordered him and payed that's so cool :DDD
I actually have him finished for about a year or even less, but still it's his birthday!
Gidge is Beachy Keen In:
Rings:(Yummy) Sweetheart Rings - Maitreya
Clothes: .Safira. Eirin Bra Orange (Maitreya)
.Safira. Eirin Dress Orange (Maitreya)
.Safira. Eirin Pantie Orange (Maitreya)
Head: / HEAD / lel EvoX AVALON 3.0
Shoes: Astralia - Totem wedges (Maitreya High feet)
Hair: Exile:: Hannah
Body: Maitreya Mesh Body - Lara V5.3
Eyes: [GA.EG] Ultimate Eyes
Skin: [Pink Fuel] - Millie - LELUTKA - (ltbrow)
Pattern: Wisp by Cheryl Niamath, Knitty summer 2007.
Yarn: Kalinka by Karin Öberg, 100 gr.
Needles: 5,5 mm.
Added a lace edge in both ends of the scarf. The edge is modified from the one in Litla Hyrna Huldu.
Wisps - Fun! Will be a gacha release at this years Fantasy Faire, opening April 23 (2020).
23 & 24 will only be available as a prize for the FF Hunt. At the bottom you can see four sets of three each, and the RARE will be a set of six in various black and white glitters.
More to come! Including Rainbow Wisp, Fancy Wisp (Black and white, non-glitter set)… And whatever else I can pull out of my hat with a four month old in the house. ;)
an older photo ... when he still had the wisps on his ears, and more light in his eyes
it's a rollercoaster of emotions ... i go from absolute bliss and peace, even joy, with matea and merrick, to huge, gasping, tearing bouts of guilt ... wondering if i could have loved him more, if he'd been an only dog if he would have received more attention, if his life could have been even fuller.
i didn't think this would be this hard. morley was always his own man ... never needed me, didn't like cuddles, never bonded the way murph did, the way matea has ... even merrick needs me more. morley was so fiercely independent ... i loved him but in such a different way, and i'll always wonder if it was enough.
it's impossible to convey the emotions that overcome me ... but right now i'd do anything to do it over again ... to even hold him one more time.
I just entered a portfolio of my hand self-portraits over at Artists Wanted SELF contest - if you like what you see, please consider voting for me, no need to register and you can vote once a day!
Many thanks and Happy New Year!
model: jennifer an
wardrobe: model's own
photography/prop styling/hair: laura kicey
another shot taken at Brooke Shaden’s workshop. This was actually a testshot for my setup, but looking back at it I loved the pose Olivia took, just sitting there, while I adjusted my focus.
I tried to match styles here, adding some of my editing styles and using Brooke’s style and workflow.
Model: Olivia Clemens
Day eight - Some abstract stuff today. This is smoke from an incense burner taken with a 100mm macro lens.
Palm leaf in Florida many many years ago on Kodak BW400CN that wasn't at all expired when I used it.
“There may be a great fire in our soul, yet no one ever comes to warm himself at it, and the passers-by see only a wisp of smoke.” ~ Vincent van Gogh
Okay, had to do something that they tell all photographers to avoid....shooting into the sun....but this was too much of an opportunity to pass up. The Antelope Creek fire this past fall started out as a controlled burn initially, but several times it got a bit out of control, and we just happened to be in the park and witnessed at least two separate flare ups....just the day before this shot was taken, we hiked up Mt. Washburn without a plume of smoke in sight but by dusk, the fire had reignited and was raging out of control. As we traveled through Dunraven Pass the next morning on our way to the Tetons, the sun had just come up over the mountains, and there were wisps of smoke throughout the morning landscape, creating some really amazing layers of colors.
Hope everyone is having a great weekend.....be safe & enjoy!!!!!
I really, REALLY want a faceplate or a head to paint on now. Badly. I wanna paint a colorful fantasy face-up!
But guess what; I dont have any spare heads, oh gosh! I always have at least one head that can go all out on when I get this urge but I dont have one now! Eeeeeek! :o
"Wisps" Someone asked me if I had any recent photographs of the Bourne Bridge and it got me to thinking that indeed I did but I hadn't processed them yet. Here's a five shot panorama of the Bourne lit by both the nearby street lamps as well as a rising moon.
Compositionally speaking, this image has dueling leading lines. Maybe you feel like you want to travel down the path in front of you...or perhaps you feel the pull of the bridge slingshotting you over the canal.
Panoramas can be tricky when shooting large structures that span the image due to all the distortion that has to be corrected in processing. But, hey, who doesn't like a challenge?
So, are you travelling the path or crossing the canal?