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Credit @ Dreamland Design in Gimme Gacha Event
"Cozy Plaids Living room Set Gacha"
wall door : DD Old Dirty Seasons Door GOI
Divider : 10. Rustic Lamp Room Divider
Chair : 2.DD Cozy Plaids Chair RARE
Lamp : 9.DD Grey Brocade Table Lamp
table : 7.Old Rustic Ornamental Sidetable
table decor : 13.DD Plaid Metal Box
table decor : 6.DD Yummy Stollen Cake Decor
Rug : 4.DD Soft beige Linen Rug
table decor : 12.DD Snowy Truck Decor
table : 16.15.DD Industrial Round Livingroom Table M
Vase : 14.DD Elegant Branch Vase
Couch : 1.DD Cozy Plaids Couch ULTRARARE
wall lamp : 11.DD Brocade Double Lamp
Burner : 5.DD Old Rusty Wood Burner
Credit @ Aphrodite shop / Heart Homes
Pumpkin decor
Aphrodite sweey beige pumpkin A
Fabric Pumpkin C
Aphrodite sweet beige pumpkin B
Fabric Pumpkin A
Fabric Pumpkin B
English Ivy is considered an invasive species here in Oregon. However, bees and birds love their flowers or berries. I especially love the structure of the stems and berries as they develop throughout the fall and winter. They are more reminiscent of the sputnik chandelier designs of the 1950's in America.
Things are a bit slow when I’m relegated to shooting a succulent in my backyard, but my plant seemed in the mood for a portrait, and I was too lazy to look elsewhere. So here she is.
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The Succulent:
In botany, succulent plants, also known as succulents, are plants with parts that are thickened, fleshy, and engorged, usually to retain water in arid climates or soil conditions. The word succulent comes from the Latin word sucus, meaning "juice" or "sap."
Succulent plants may store water in various structures, such as leaves and stems. The water content of some succulents can get up to 90 to 95%. The habitats of these water-preserving plants are often in areas with high temperatures and low rainfall, such as deserts, but succulents may be found even in alpine ecosystems growing in rocky soil. Succulents are characterized by their ability to thrive on limited water sources, such as mist and dew, which makes them equipped to survive in an ecosystem that contains scarce water sources.
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(Nikon Z6ll, 180-600/6.3, 1/400 @ f/9.0, ISO 10000, edited to taste)
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My Vlog is Live on Youtube. The subject of the Video is “Cows, Clouds & Cabbage Trees”. The content includes 5 Landscape locations on a short late spring Road trip in the southern Rangitikei. The Link to my Vlog is above
Alot of people stop on the corner between Glenuig and Roshven. On a clear, sunny day it is a fantastic viewpoint either out to the small Isles of Muck, Eigg and Rum or inland up Loch Ailort with the mountains on either side. Too often the view is stunning but I can't decide whether to stop and take a picture. It's easy to say it will look this gorgeous any other day and drive on by. Today, with a bit of extra wind I just had to have a go at a panoramic shot (4 images)
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On a recent trip to the Black Hills of South Dakota, my brother and I spent some time rock climbing and hiking in Spearfish Canyon.
Spending time in the outdoors has always held a revitalizing, healing power for me, and I think many people can relate to this.
The sweet, spicy smell of pine, the sound of a gentle wind seething through pine needles, the steady white-noise of river-rapids, the lazy, afternoon sun warning my skin, and a silence unbroken by the the incessant clamor of the city; I breathe deep, calm my mind, and feel connected to Nature, to Earth, to the Universe.
To anyone who reads this, I hope you take the time yourself to "get away from it all" and find refreshment and perspective in your life through the healing power that Nature holds. I'll leave you with a poem suggestion that sums up these feelings, and after which I titled this photo: Thanatopsis, by William Cullen Bryant. Granted, it's a bit trite and cloying at times, but I like it. Oh, and Willam was only 17 when he wrote it, so give the young romantic a little credit.
Thanks to Karen McQuilkin for suggesting and providing a link to a reading of the poem!
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Went a bit overboard here but I like it. I never make any claim my images are real and its very obvious it's not. This is what I do and people like it, I'm not a professional or claim to be a leading photographer but I like what I do and 95% of people like an image for what it is. Photography can become art or digital art............
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The combination of a dark and dramatic sky background, a tree with attitude and the sun providing the perfect lighting made this a great scene to witness and an even better one to capture.
You know what? This lily was growing right alongside of a sidwalk last summer, so how could I not take a photo? )0:
I couldn't help but add an impressionism filter and alter the colours for Sliders Sunday (and to have a bit of fun)! HSS!
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Just a bit of sun here . This is a shot from one of our trips to North Yorkshire which I just had to capture. I stopped the car quickly got out and planted my tripod down to capture that amazing sky, one shot for my foreground and one shot one stop under for the sky then blended together , I just had to get that wet reflection off the road too . Looking forward to a return trip.
I did a bit of research yesterday. This sheep often has dark liquid coming from the slit next to the eye. Sheep don't have a lacrimal gland, they have an infraorbital organ, a gland that produces a substance with unknown purpose. There are three theories about this substance. A: the moor substance, the more dominance. This could really be it. This sheep is the boss. B: the substance smells good (from a sheepical point of view) and could be a self-produced perfume. Maybe that's why my sheep look so befuddled. C: The substance is a self-produced skin-care. Sounds unlikely, but sheep have scent glands between their toes and while I thought that those interdigital glands produce a substance to nourish the keratin part of the toes, I read now, that the interdigital gland has a sexual function too. And I guess the feet smell better.
Bit of a Wader day at Titchwell & Thornham on Sunday which is always a bit of a treat for us land locked Bedfordshire birders :-)
A bit of a mouthful for a title I know and a bit of a play on a well-known saying but I couldn't resist as I was fascinated by the copse-like grouping of some poplar trees you see through the tangle of less upright oak trees nearer to the camera.
“Do your little bit of good where you are; it's those little bits of good put together that overwhelm the world.”
Captura de una pequeña parte del Puente de Queensboro a 40 metros de altura sobre el Rio Este entre Manhattan y el distrito de Queens...Esta image se tomó desde el Telesférico de Roosevelt, que transita paralelo al puente y a la misma altura.
Cámara Nikon D850 con lente 24-120 F4/G-VR editada con Camera Raw y Photoshop CC 2019
Recomiendo hacer doble click sobre la imagen y ver en grande / I recommend see in larger, clicking double on the imagen.
Muchas gracias a todos por vuestra visita y apoyo.
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Bit of a change for me I wanted to see if I could pull of a portrait and come up with something that didn't lose my style.... I think its OK.....finally thanks to my lovely model for this Mimi!!
A bit of twist to Pink Floyd's "Bike" song...
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Seen during a Morning Walk last Sunday in the Historic City of Berne, Switzerland. For Chris: the Focus is intentionally on the Glass in the Middle :).
Shot with Sony A7 Mii and the Zeiss Batis 1.8/85mm at F=1.8.
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Just a bit of ice on the still waters along the edge of the river this morning. In one direction: A sleepy river with lots of waterfowl overhead heading off everywhere. In the other direction: FedEx tandem trailers boom over the bridge on their way to the interstate. It's strange sometimes taking landscape photos within a megalopolis
Hoping that you have a wonderful Sunday!
Specialty bits from a precision screwdriver set. Some of you may recognize the one on the left, but all three are for screws meant to discourage disassembly of electronic devices by ordinary people.
A bit of a wide panoramic shot: well, it's not my fault Loch Shiel is 28 km long. Once again the loch was covered in a layer of mist this morning so I thought I would go up the hill behind our house and see how it looked from above. (I've added a note to the picture if you want to know where it is)
A bit of sun. An autumn sunset from the beach at Burnham on Sea in Somerset.
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