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Mesh Head - LeLUTKA - Avalon Head
Hair - DOUX - Laura Hairstyle [BASIC PACK] + [DELUXE HUD]
Blouse - CandyDoll - Bailey Blouse - LoveThemAll
Pants - CandyDoll - Bailey Pants - LoveThemAll
Shoes - [Gos] - Jodie Chain Ankle Boots - Boutique Collection ★FaMESHed★
Drink - ChicChica - Latte
Sponsors
Skin - Nar Mattaru Freyja (ghost/browless) @ Mainstore
Lipstick - Goreglam @ Satan Inc
Glasses - Dead Doll Batglasses @ Satan Inc
Hair - Foxy Wolfie Hair @ Equal10
Dress - Pixicat Bailey Dress @ Anthem
A rare photo taken from my iPad. I read the morning news with it and Bailey was seeking my attention.
Bailey is still managing to do a beach walk or two a day..... he's still suffering from Kidney failure unfortunately
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Shape: OTHER FACES – Bailey Shape
Body: eBody – Reborn by eBODY v1.69.6 Mesh Body @ eBody
Head: Lelutka – Briannon Head 4.0 @ Lelutka
Skin: OTHER FACES – Bailey Skin – Brows (ROSEKISS VE) NEW @ OTHER FACES
Eyes: [ VelvetVue ] – Abyssinian Eyes EvoX Applier NEW @ TSS Hauntiversary Hunt
Hairbase: Unorthodox – Scalpz- Lelutka Femme v2.4 [UNIT] @ Unorthodox
Hair: Unorthodox – Brown Ponytail Noir [Unit] @ Unorthodox
Earrings: RAWR! – Umbra HUMAN FEMALE EvoX Earrings @ RAWR!
Top/Bottom: [Din] – Eleanore Top [Reborn] Fatpack/Eleanore Bottom [Reborn] Fatpack NEW @ Reborn Event
M312 slowly pulls across the Bailey Bridge departing Edmonton Alberta on an unseasonably warm January morning. The warm conditions made the hillside climb a little dicey since there was more ice then snow on the slope!
This is known as the new Bailey Bridge which was opened as a walking/cycling bridge in 2013/ Mainly to stop people walking/cycling over the railway bridge which has now been closed to the public.
Situated at the Northern side of Dublin port this was often the last sight people had as they took the boat from Dublin to the new world as it was often called. Liverpool, Holyheadand further afield in last centuary.
The lighthouse was completed in March 1841 and stands 141 feet above sea level.
The bailey was the last Irish lighthouse to be manned and the last keeper left in 1997.
I cleaned out the fridge yesterday. Threw out all the "bad" indulgences from the holidays and replaced them with "good" food. Couldn't get rid of these "minis" though! How cute are they?
fairy hair by moon
raven jacket by dernier
arizona leather skirt by aleutia
bailey chaps by pseudo
hat by sintiklia
luminous pose by loel
The northern end of Binalong Bay features a deep gutter along the edge of the rocks with a sandbank on the southern side. There's a surf break here called Baileys and when it's working, the break is short, steep and fast. The shorebreak is unforgiving and there is always Baileys Gravel inside your wetsuit.
This image started out as colour but for various reasons ended up as BnW.
Ricoh GRiii, Ricoh 18.3mm f/2.8 GR lens, 1/250th sec at f/13, ISO 400
Me and my best friend at the park again today. Due to acute back pain and sciatica this is the first time ive been able to get out with my camera for what seems ages..
Trying out the super takumar 55mm lens, loving it, lots of flare and bokeh.
Taken with the fuji xt1
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Captured in: Smithtown, NY.
Wanted to share another portrait of our lab Bailey. This one was actually captured a while back, but it's always been one of my favorites of her. I decided to completely rework the processing on this shot, as I wanted to come up w/ a more painterly version for the image.
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"Ms. Bailey" is a non-HDR image that was processed using a combination of ACR / Photoshop, and includes the use of Topaz Labs plugins -- Adjust, B/W Effects, Clean, Denoise, Glow, and Impression.
Seen in Portsmouth in August 2022 is Baileys Buses of Southsea Mercedes-Benz Citaro BD15XZJ. This bus was new to Purple Parking of Southall in 2015 as an airport transfer bus.
Blue Poppies in bloom at the UBC Botanical Garden.
"Meconopsis betonicifolia, the Himalayan blue poppy, is a species of flowering plant in the family Papaveraceae. It was first formally named for western science in 1912 by the British officer Lt. Col. Frederick Marshman Bailey."