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Horses is a passion for a lot of peoples, and in here, SecondLife, you can now find a bunch of horses for your liking. That can be either Avatar ones, where you just ARE the horse, Animesh ones, that you can ride or just let roam around your sim, or Riding ones that you add to yourself and ride along ! So, which one is your favorite ?!
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➵ Left Horse : APLH - Full Bento / BOM Arabian Horse Avatar 1.0 from LJ Farms / Texture Barn
➵ Coat : LJ Farms: Sooty Buckskin Dapple for APLH Horses
➵ Rabicano Marking : LJ Farms: Rabicano Marking layer for APLH Horse Avatar
Found more on The Texture Barn Website
➵ Middle Horse : [Teegle] "Gambler" the Quarter Horse (available at Teegle Main Store)
➵ Coat : Texture Barn: Golden Buckskin for Teegle Horses & Pets
Can be found at The Texture Barn @ Teegletown
Found more on The Texture Barn Website
➵ Right Horse : ~*WH*~ Bento Riding Horse
➵ Coat : WH Anipet - Dark Golden Buckskin base coat by The Texture Barn
➵ Sabino Marking : WH Anipet - Maximum Sabino markings layer by The Texture Barn
Found more on The Texture Barn Website
our ferry, Bungaree, coming into Circular Quay, passed the Carnival Splendor being refuelled ... before we boarded for Taronga Zoo.
Some days I have to pinch myself as a photographer living in a city like London. It's ever changing skyline is a delight to explore but there are some iconic locations that whenever I see them, and trust me I've looked at this composition of the Millennium Bridge and St Pauls Cathedral literally hundreds of times over the years, that just keep pulling at my eye. I've taken a variation of this shot literally tens of times, probably more, but every day is different. Different skies, different light, different cameras, different lenses, different focal lengths - it's always worth shooting again.
This was taken back in October and I was shooting this old Leica lens on a mirrorless Olympus camera for the first time. It may sound like an expensive setup however it is anything but. The Olympus is a ten year old 16 megapixel camera, not very impressive by today's standards, and the 90mm lens, while it may have Leica written on it is at least 50 years old and can be had on eBay for around a hundred pounds (I paid £85 for my copy). I can't describe the pleasure I get from handling these old manual focus lenses, it's so different than using a modern auto-focus lens. They aren't particularly sharp in comparison but then I ask myself, how sharp does sharp have to be? I know many will disagree but for me this picture is sharp enough and the joy I get from using that old lens far outweighs any disappointment I may have of producing a picture that is not razor sharp. My joy of photography is as much to do with the taking of the pictures, the getting out there and walking with my camera, as it is to do with the pictures I produce, strange as that may sound. Perhaps that's why film photography has become such a staple in my life.
Olympus OMD-EM10 Mkii
Leica Elmarit-M 90mm f/2.8
Without the Pennsy signals it sure looks bland but the alcos still offere the same fun as before! 630 charges out of North Driftwood returning to Olean
Différent de l'araignée dont le thorax et l'abdomen sont segmentés, cet arachnide voit ces deux sections réunies en un seul morceau. Il se distingue aussi de l'araignée par un nombre inférieur de yeux (deux), par son incapacité à tisser une toile et par son absence de glande à venin. Il est totalement inoffensif pour l'homme.
Again I'm not sure if i like it but it does bring out the detail in the reflection. I don't do much B&W photography but thought i would give it ago.
While Norfolk & Western’s RSD12’s often operated in pairs at Lambert’s Point, sometimes one would get paired with something else. In this case, a close approximation of a second RSD12 came in the form of a notch-nosed RS11.
(A different view - third phase)
A different view
Looking at the left side or the right
cross-eyed or blank
the impression is arriving
at varying angle.
The artist puts his view
forward, which
on some occasions agrees
with that of the
spectator.
Verschil in optiek
Of je nu naar links kijkt of rechts
met geknepen ogen of blanco
de indruk komt
vanuit een verschillende hoek.
De artiest komt met zijn visie
die op enkele momenten overeenstemt
met die van de
toeschouwer.
Mixed media, collage, wood, cloth, lead, paper, paint, sand, iron, size 56x35x5 cm
evasive agaric
Striegeliges Stummelfüßchen
[Crepidotus versutus]
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