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This gorgeous smooth hair is by // URSIDXE Brezee Hairstyle, available at Dubai Event , opens 20th of the month, closes next month 15th
This gorgeous necklace with custom letters is by ::GB:: Ring & alphabet necklace
This amazing outfit with and without bloody options: ABSENCE - Secret Agent, available at SABBATH Opens on the 21st of the month, closes next month 11th
Body: Reborn
Head: Lelutka - Avalon
It's been said that change is real, and time is not. Time is only a reflection of change. From change, our brains construct a sense of time as if it were flowing. In effect, we become slaves to the illusion of time. Now it's time to eat my breakfast. Have a great day fellow time travelers.
Image imagined in MidJourney AI and finished with Topaz Studio and Lightroom Classic.
For my photography project. Im looking at dolls, and began looking at Barbie and how it can lead to body image issue and eating disorders.
So i made the box, stuck my sister inside, and edited it.
:)
the words say:
Warning: your child is at risk of Body Image issues. Eating disorders may result.
copyright © Jay Harrison. All rights reserved. Use without permission is illegal.
The first encounter between Native Americans and Europeans took place on the island of San Salvador. Columbus and his crew landed on the beach and encountered the Taino people. The encounter was peaceful at first until Columbus started killing and enslaving some of the Tainos.
Love him or hate him Columbus did change the face of the world by "discovering" the Americas.
Columbus Day was created to celebrate the achievements of Italian Americans and Native Americans during a time in which both groups were being discriminated against.
The mountain at Vesturhorn is one of Iceland’s few Gabbro rock mountains. Dating back 8-11M years, the site was used by the first settlers (Irish) before they were enslaved by Viking invaders (c.860).
couple pose for TODA3
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event starts Feb. 3RD and runs through the end of the month
Bento Couple pose - Optional rope prop.
New release for Fetish Fair - Open from: February 16 to March 02, 2019
For Color it Blacktron category 4: minifigure
This is the tragic story of the Blacktron Enslaved. When Blacktron began rising against the totalitarian Classic Space Federation, many were sympathetic to their cause. However, others offered great resistance to their spread, and the Blacktron decided they needed some...encouragement.
Imprisoning hundreds of innocent civilians and local police, the Blacktron wiped their brains with computers and essentially programmed them to mindlessly follow orders. They were cybernetically enhanced to provide greater force in battle.
Many remaining systems who had not yet bowed to the Blacktron rule were subdued merely by the horror of these beings' existance.
Dark Lord : The Rise of Darth Vader.
Darth Vader managed to track down the signal that tried to get acces to the jedi Archives. Furthermore he was able to identify what the escaped jedi were looking for: The jedi master Yoda, Luminara Unduil and Quinlan Vos, who fought during the last days of the clone wars side by side with the 41st elite corps on the wookie homworld of Kashyyyk. Not long after that vader arrived in the Kashyyyk system, along with the Impetator-class Star Destroyer Exactor, where it joined Wilhuff Tarkin and the Executrix. The two plotted their attack on Kashyyyk- Vader interrested in hunting down and destroying fugitive jedi, Tarkin interested in enslaving the Wookiees for use in the construction of the first Death Star.
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This build is inspired by tarkins room.
An (admittedly not terribly subtle) allegory about the dangerous side effects of our dependence on oil and other fossil fuels.
Lighting: An SB-900 in a 28" softbox camera left, and a gridded SB-800 behind the subject camera right.
200/365
Bento Couple pose - Optional rope prop.
New release for Fetish Fair - Open from: February 16 to March 02, 2019
Ira tried to cry out, she tried to make noise but all that was heard was a squeak and a whimper as she resigned to her fate.
A slave of lust she'll be forced to become.
| Photo Taken @ Arranmore |
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| Models |
Tiri | Lɪʟɪᴛн Nʏx Sɪɴᴊɪᴋo™ (sinfulsasha.veeper)
Ira | Eos Fʏᴇ Sɪɴᴊɪᴋo™ (coquito69)
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This photograph is copyrighted and may not be used anywhere, including blogs, without my express permission.
Three Southern planters photographed ab. 1850. My restoration and colorization of a daguerreotype in The Met (New York) archive. "Their button-fly pants date the picture to after 1845, when this style was introduced to America despite the protests of the religious community, who saw the flap as a license to sin" (from The Met caption).
"The planter class, known alternatively in the United States as the Southern aristocracy, was a racial and socio-economic caste of Pan-American society that dominated 17th and 18th century agricultural markets. The Atlantic slave trade permitted planters access to inexpensive African slave labor for the planting and harvesting of crops such as tobacco, cotton, indigo, coffee, tea, cocoa, sugar cane, sisal, oil seeds, oil palms, hemp, rubber trees, and fruits. Planters were considered part of the American gentry.
In the Southern United States, planters maintained a distinct culture, which was characterized by its similarity to the manners and customs of the British nobility and gentry to whom many planters were related. The culture had an emphasis on chivalry, gentility, and hospitality. The culture of the Southern United States, with its landed gentry, was distinctly different from areas north of the Mason–Dixon line and west of the Appalachians. The northern and western areas were characterized by small landed property, worked by yeoman farmers without slave labor.
After the American Civil War (1861–1865), many in the social class saw their wealth greatly reduced, as the enslaved Africans were freed. After emancipation, many plantations were converted to sharecropping with African freedmen working as sharecroppers on the same land which they had worked as slaves before the war. During the Gilded Age, many plantations, no longer viable as agricultural operations, were purchased by wealthy northern industrialists as hunting retreats. Later some plantations became museums, often on the National Register of Historic Places.
Planters were prolific throughout the European colonies of North and South America and the West Indies. Members of the class include colonists Robert "King" Carter, William Byrd of Westover, many signers of the Declaration of Independence including Benjamin Harrison V, Thomas Nelson, Jr., George Wythe, Carter Braxton and Richard Henry Lee, Founding Fathers, George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, James Madison and James Monroe, Confederate President Jefferson Davis, Confederate General Robert E. Lee, Mary Chesnut, Valcour Aime, Sallie Ward, and the fictional Scarlett O'Hara from the film Gone with the Wind (1939)."
(Wikipedia)