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I recently came across a post made by a beautiful lady on my Instagram called Winter Sicario who was comparing her RL face to her SL avatar.How some look in RL like their avi. I was amazed at how many although not 100 perfect ,,many do .maybe on a unconscious level ..some might on purpose ..I find it fascinating .And she was kind enough to make one for me .I would love to see others post some as well ..Lets see those RL/SL avi challenge Pics ..:D
Thank you all so much for every award,comment,favs ,support ,group invites .They are all greatly appreciated .
Hugs Lynn
Thank you all so much for every award,comment,favs ,support ,group invites .They are all greatly appreciated .
Hugs Lynn
Thank you all so much for every award,comment,favs ,support ,group invites .They are all greatly appreciated .
Hugs Lynn
I always want to try different things ..new ways look at things ..or explore new textures and colors ..I don't want to be defined by a certain style ..keep learning ,its what keeps us young:D
Little Santorini
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Hugs Lynn
A Net Flicks candidate today is Royal Navy Fleet Air Arm McDonnell-Douglas Phantom FG.1 XV586/R010 resplendent in the markings of No.892 Naval Air Squadron when aboard HMS Ark Royal
Refurbished from her days with the RAF and now under the protection of the Fleet Air Arm Museum at RNAS Yeovilton and was seen there during the 2016 'Air Day'
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The Malachite Kingfisher (Corythornis cristatus) is a river kingfisher which is widely distributed in Africa south of the Sahara. It is largely resident except for seasonal climate-related movements.
Malachite kingfishers are typically seen near water, perched on reeds or branches over slow-moving water. After detecting its prey, it flies down to the water and catches it. It then returns to the perch and often beats the prey before it is swallowed, head first if it is a fish. While waiting for prey, the bird often bobs its head, raises and lowers its crest and flicks its tail. Perches are located 20-50 cm above the water, generally in areas of scattered vegetation with high fish density. This kingfisher is a diurnal bird and is usually solitary, apart from in the breeding season. Being a strongly territorial species, interactions between the owners and intruders may happen, involving threat displays, bill-grappling, flying attacks and aerial chases.
This beautiful Malachite Kingfisher was photographed during a photography safari on boat ride along the shores of Lake Baringo, Kenya.
I promised Jewell a blog entry but rl is getting in the way and this is the best I've been able to do so far. I promise it's coming, Jewell!
A pair of 6 Spot Burnets mating. E-M1 MKII/100-400mm.
Please click on pic for a larger and nicer view :-)
This picture means a lot to me ..I thought it suited the mood well..
My song ..my struggle with depression..
How it serenades you with its song ..a familiar one .a tune that has played many times in the past ..one you cant seem to shake it ..gets stuck in your head.
You wrap your arms around you ..hold on tight ..like a tiny boat in a vast ocean holding on during the storm ..it gets louder becomes stronger and you try to hold on ..to the light..
as the color fades from the world around you ..you loose the grip and its lyrics drown out everything else .
And you remember the lyrics well ..Unloved...Unwanted..Undeserving ..as it repeats over and over...
And you struggle against it ..fight it ..trying to crawl out of it darkness ..its grip.
I would like to challenge all of you.. to look at picture .painting .video anything that you see and let the artist know how you felt when you saw it..what came to your mind..does
not matter if it is not what he or she envisioned but yours..
I know we all get busy in our lives and we use same words ..stamps ..markers to describe each one ..beautiful,stunning,amazing.
But just one a week ..or one a month..I know some would love to hear what you see how the artists work made you feel etc.
As I will strive to do the same
Thank you all so much for every award,comment,favs ,support ,group invites .They are all greatly appreciated .
Hugs Lynn