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Surely she would not betray me...
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Showcasing my beloved Kar'niss on the Hybrid Arachne Head from BeSpoke! This head offers so many creative possibilities with not only a toggle-able unhinged jaw, but ALSO toggle-able extra eyes on the forehead! So in one moment, you can be perfectly humanoid, but the next, you can don the spider-y features of a beautiful nightmare! All with just two clicks through the HUD! This magnificent head can be found at the mainstore, ☆HERE☆!
And no, I'll never get over how dirty Larian Studios did my beloved drider husband... (Also sorry for the 50th picture that features a full moon, OOPS!)
and who can be more so than Gaius Julius himself. This bust made of green slate from Upper Egypt a hundred years after his death is claimed by many historians to be as close to his looks that we can possibly get. Hipshot from Altes Museum, Berlin, where the bust is kept.
Union Pacific coal empty CPPCD9-29 was rolling west on the Geneva Subdivision minutes before sunset. A pair of new SD70ACe T4 motors had the train dodging the evening shadows in Elmhurst.
Adding to my Marilyn Monroe Buildings set. The sisters are finally complete, I hope to capture them in different weather and light over the years, nothing purposeful just a "right place, right time" sort of thing.
The next day early morning I saw this serene scene through my window. There was absolute silence and the crescent was glowing above the waters while a faint streak of daylight was unfolding from behind the mountains. It was a moment to cherish and I decided it should be passed on to you, my friends in flickr, also, which prompted me to grab my D40.
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hello everyone! i hope you are all wonderful and thank you all so much for all the comments and faves and emails:-) i've been really really busy working these last few days but i'll be back to visit all of you within the next couple of days, i promise:-) love & peace from me to you...
There's something freezing at my heels
That I don't care to know
And it may be that I'm reaching
Absolute zero
Street art by Banksy above Bristol Fine Art store in Clifton, Bristol, Avon
Banksy is now a world-famous artist, whose work has sold for hundreds of thousands of pounds. But once, he was just another kid on the streets of Bristol with a can of spray paint in his hands. As a result, some of his earliest work is hidden around the city, and spotting it is an absolute must for fans of his work.
Born in Bristol in 1974, Banksy was involved in the wave of street art that took Bristol by storm in the 1980s. Throughout the following decades, his work has cropped up in London, LA and New York, and of course, in his home town of Bristol. In 2009, Banksy held a spectacular homecoming, when under complete confidentiality, he overtook Bristol Museum and Art Gallery for an exhibition that saw crowds queueing for hours on end for a glimpse of his work.
Information Source:
visitbristol.co.uk/things-to-do/banksy-walking-tour-p1354013
Is what I love from (my horse) Nikita's back! My mind is clear, free of all confusion, suddenly the light becomes sharper, sounds become richer, and I am filled with the deep powerful presence of life....the residue of God. Taken with my IPhone 4
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Another photo from the time I spent in Chitwan National Park last week (Whilst staying at Chital Lodge). On my first day in the park I saw 5 different individual Indian Rhinoceros. I thought that was an absolute blessing. Two days later when I went in again I saw 9 distinct individuals, including this one. Not long after this he walked within 5 metres of our parked jeep, while we sat silently in admiration.
Sadly, I will be leaving Nepal in a few days, but at least I will be heading back to India for a couple of more months (or less than that if my money runs out, lol) before I have to head home.
I've seen Kelvin-Helmholtz effect at the top of temperature inversions before but was nice to get a more photogenic combo with the Ben Ledi cross and the rising moon.
Is what I love from (my horse) Nikita's back! My mind is clear, free of all confusion, suddenly the light becomes sharper, sounds become richer, and I am filled with the deep powerful presence of life....the residue of God. I posted all 3 iPhone 4 pics of my Spring ride.
Southbound CN Stacker Q11651-25 pulls towards the absolute signal for a Metra cross move at the first minutes of sunrise. A pushing cloud front and some drop under lighting made all the drama happen. Grayslake, IL.
The Piz Palü is my absolute favorite mountain in the Alps. More than half a dozen times I have been on the Diavolezza and admired him. Passed it twice from east to west at a young age - a lasting memory.
On the left the Piz Palü with the three peaks, the third, sloping ridge named as Spinasgrat. From the rocky Fortezza ridge, descend to the Vadret Pers (Pers glacier), which joins the Morteratsch glacier further down. The difference in altitude from the middle summit to the Pers glacier is a staggering 900 meters! With a unique beautiful view over the Eastern Alps.
From the center of the picture to the right is the Bellavista group and the small rocky peak, Crast` Agüzza. Photographed as a single panorama with 8256 x 4205 pixels.