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One of those days, one of those moods. And I totally didn't stick a finger up someone's nose in the process. Nope.
Snowy Egrets (Egretta thula), these are, wary of a camera-bearing observer, on the far side of White Lake, Cullinan Park, Sugar Land.
♡ Head: Genus Baby Face
♡ Eyes: {Song} Roni
♡ Eyebrows: Momoiro//Yami - highway to hell eyeshadow & yuno eyebrows
♡ Eyeshadow: Momoiro//Yami - highway to hell eyeshadow & yuno eyebrows
♡ Hair: [Yomi] Four Hair
♡ Body: Maitreya
♡ Jacket: MIWAS - Mei Belt Jacket
♡ Jeans: [Pawesome!] Torn Jeans
Group Cover \o/
Group Location: www.flickr.com/groups/secondlifes_elite_artists/
Original Pix: www.flickr.com/photos/57752611@N04/42382817264/in/datepos...
...a glowing edges version of previously posted image
The Marina at Rathlin
Iggy Pop - Living On The Edge Of The Night
Looking for thorns on the rose bush, I found spiky edges on the leaves. The bush is a climber and the bricks on the wall give the bokeh.
for: Macro Mondays: spiky
gratitude for all visits
Common name: Hibiscus.
Botanical name: Hibiscus rosa-sinensis.
Family: Malvaceae.
Taken in Somerset West, Western Cape, South Africa.
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Europe, Netherlands, Zuid Holland, Rotterdam, Wilhelminapier, Wilhelminakade, De Rotterdam (slightly cut).
Back to Rotterdam (and after that Delft) for a new series archi-graphisms.
You might have seen this building before ;-) It’s ‘De Rotterdam’ high rise (2014, OMA/Koolhaas) as shot from the street side (Wilhelminkade). In the building is a hotel (right), municipal offices (middle), apartments (left) and a multilevel parking (bottom).
This is number 37 of the De Rotterdam album and 877 of Minimalism/explicit graphism.
Explore, 5/27/09
More of the famous Dutch windmills at Kinderdijk. Unfortunately, this suffers somewhat from "Flickr compression" so it's a little "edgy" from oversharpening. Wish Flickr would do something about that. Anyway, Kenny, here's your windmill(s)! :)
Helps a little if you view large.