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I've been experimenting. It's a lot of fun to make a non-conforming avatar. Or...sort of a Drag Queen?
Sponsored items:
Pose: Set 228 by SAPA Poses, available now at Anthem, afterwards at the SAPA Poses Mainstore.
3D Material Shine: Cybernetic by THIS IS WRONG, available at Cyber Fair and afterwards at the THIS IS WRONG Mainstore.
Glasses: Brain Glasses by Garmonbozia, available at Cyber Fair and afterwards at the Garmonbozia Mainstore.
Other details:
Head: Lelutka - Inez
Body: Maitreya - Lara + Flat add-on + Maze Soft Thighs
Skin: Avarosa - Jackson
Nails: Aii - Demonic Touch
Eyes: Hellbourne - Hexed
Eyeshadow: Killjoy - Shimmer
Lpgloss: LePunk - Dahee
Bodysuit: AsteroidBox - Astia Outfit
Garter: KillJoy - Superstar Legbands
Neon Sign: Crowded Room - The Night is Still Young
The submerged plant (Water Crowfoot) was rooted to the river bed, but the leaves were being dragged downstream with the current of the fast flowing water.
While looking for bears in Lake Clark NP we spotted this young eagle sitting on a snag. Wait wait wait. Eventually he decided to fly toward the bay.
Drag backs of the waves at Durdle Door beach .. although some have pointed out that the famous landmark looks like a drinking dragon... thoughts?
Taken unison LEE filters to achieve a 1 Second exposure to capture some wave motion
"A life spent making mistakes is not only more honorable, but more useful than a life spent doing nothing." - George Bernard Shaw
Belted Kingfisher ~ (Megaceryle alcyon)
A bird I wish I could photograph more often due to its skittishness, this Belted Kingfisher did a flyby at Circle B. A pretty big crop, but my expectations plummet when it comes to this species.
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Great Blue Heron ~ (Ardea herodias)
As this Great Blue Heron was coming in for a landing, it dragged its toes across the water for a few meters. I wasn't sure if it was trying to attract baitfish or just showing off!
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As drags go this was one of the more unusual ones, so with Rob, Kev and a lady named Kate we all witnessed 37510 Orion with 156470, 156497 and 37800 Cassiopeia passing Marston Jabbett running as 7H10 the 08:10 Ely Papworth Sidings to Wolverton Centre Siding.
What a Drag - Peregrine Falcon dragging its gull kill to a better location before feeding. Amazing how they take on prey so much larger than themselves!
Species: Peregrine Falcon (Falco peregrinus)
Location: California, USA
Equipment: Canon EOS R3 + RF 200-800mm
Settings: 1/3200s, ISO: 640, f/8 @570mm, Handheld, Electronic Shutter
67008 drags 91101 on 1e05 0730 Edinburgh-Kings Cross from York to Doncaster via Knottingley back in January. 2013
if words - no escape, but to accept -,
fall victim to oblivion,
no more sound will be heard,
but that possessed by
silence"
Me at a salon during a drag class I took this spring. We got a makeover with air brush make up, wig styling and tips/practice on fine tuning our female representation. Fun day!
Manannán mac Lir is the Celtic god of the sea and his name is where the "Man" in Isle of Man comes from.
This sculpture by Darren Sutton is on Binevenagh mountain
Glowing edges version
The Outcasts - Waiting For The Rain
www.youtube.com/watch?v=occPWzFEMmU
Manannán may be an old god and mostly forgotten but interestingly still seen as a challenge to some. In 2015 extreme Christians felled the sculpture and dragged it away (it is heavy so they didnt get actually get it very far). They were offended by what they saw as Celtic idolatry- they "replaced" it with a wooden cross carved with the inscription “You shall have no other gods before me.”
Now repaired and re-erected under supervision of the sculptor.
This level of offence and reaction could probably only happen in Northern Ireland!
Rail Operations Group Class 37 37884 ''Cepheus" tows Class 321 emu 321420 on 5q08 0200 Wembley Yard - Kilmarnock ,passes Brock on 11/07/2018
oh... erm me.. end of a long night. Feeling tired but exhilerated as well. (Thanks to Helen Essex for the photo) oh and you can read the full account of the evening at www.beckystorm.net46.net/journal/2008/241008.html , just in case you are interested rather than just looking at tranny photos ;)
Pan Am ED-9 gets overtaken by Keolis 2409 as the sun sets, in the woods near CPF-Camp. Both trains were rolling at this point.
A Bald Eagle catches and drags it's prey across the river surface. They are opportunists first and foremost but when they hunt they are a sight to behold.
A (blended) long exposure from a lovely morning between Lands End and Sennen last week. Need to explore this area more the next time we are down in Cornwall.