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RKO_9049. A classic shot of a beautiful Cheetah on top of an ant hill overlooking the area for prey!
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hair Stealthic - Passion (Reds)
head Genus Project - Baby Face
head applier Egozy - Selena (Genus / Fair) new @ eBENTO
shape Egozy - Selena (Maitreya / Genus) new @ eBENTO
dress Meli Imako - Women's Modern Toga (White)
armlet Junbug - Nevermore
sandals ArisArisB&W - MyMar new
wreath Caverna Obscura - Cherry Blossom Wreath
I wanted to photograph a surrealist outfit and looked into art museums. TP took me to this piano in a garden. I was trying to pose when he landed on the piano. I was irritated, he calmly said he was waiting for the end of the photos to take his place at the piano. Since that day we took several pictures at the piano listening to classical music.
Music:
classic gray scale ...
after yesterday's strongly colored image of Mack, I actually wanted to present a powerful colorful Scully today and then became more fascinated by this natural gray scale, as well a Scully ... and loved the human and graphical elements ...
and the delicate pink and brown ...
and the disturbance of the minimal offset bench ...
;-) ...
2x Æ’/6.3 50.0 mm 1/40 1000
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I'm going to go out on a limb and say this is a Corinthan capital - though I found it in Alicante, Spain.
Processed using Sevenstyles Watercolor Action with a texture from Keely O'Shannessy.
I wasn't happy with my previous website and kept looking for a new theme for quite some time. Now, the new version is up and running - hope you enjoy it!
Gown and cape: Kelini - Haute Couture "Classical Diamond" NEW
Slurl: maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Tuvuca%20Bay/159/51/3302
A monochrome for Thursday. . . . Wheeler Hall at Berkeley, with one of the many trees on campus.
HTM! HDM!