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There is one very special thank you, which has to go to Dawn without whose tutoring, support and patience to get to where have in a year. Thank you, love you Mistress mine for being part of this amazing milestone in the journey we share. XoXo
Thank you everyone for your tremendous support during the past year.
Megs & Dawn. XxXx
I swear this little guy just follows me around the woodlands trails...he keeps popping up everywhere
Big thank you to my first 800 followers! I've not been in Flickr long and I am so thankful for you all for your love and support, awards and kind words! I love you all! Cheers To You!! ♥♥♥
Hey there my followers.
I know it has been a very, very long time since I have posted a picture here last.
It has been an extremely busy time in my life and photography had to be put aside for some time.
But at last I have had more time again. Especially as my wife and I visited the wonderful city of New York.
Give me a warm welcome back in the comments below. :-)
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Wow! I never thought I'd ever have so many followers and I am super grateful and happy to have reached 1.5k! Thank you so much to all of you for the love, hugs, kind words, and support throughout the past year+ of my exploration into graphic and model art. \o/ <3 <3 And thank you to all the content creators who make inspiring designs, to all the sponsors who at times are my biggest cheerleaders and fans -- and to the few friends (you know who you are) who taught me neat tricks, showed me fantastic tutorials, or just doped around with me while I tried to make this artsy blog thing work. :D Love you all.
And always a good morning if we are here, if we can see the sun rising, if we see the smile of loved ones, if we receive a greeting from our friends.
And always the right day to look around and say: THANK YOU.
“Followers of the Way, the true man of no rank is always going in and out through your face.
Those who have not yet witnessed this—look, look!
Don’t be deceived.
If you love the sacred and despise the worldly, you will drift and sink.
The true man of no rank—he is the one right now before your eyes, hearing these words.”
— Linji Yixuan (9th century)
Sorry this post is a little late, but a massive thank you to everyone who follows me here on Flickr, it is greatly appreciated, and it means so much that you all take interest in my hobby!
I know, I'm late but at least I got this up! (づ｡◕‿‿◕｡)づ
I want to thank you guys for following, I'm happy you guys like my photos, it brightens my days.
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"Amo la fotografia e, soprattutto, amo la fotografia di strada, per questo motivo fotografo spesso nei luoghi pubblici in cui appaiono le persone. Nella maggior parte dei casi non chiedo il permesso di fotografare perché probabilmente cambierei le immagini che cerco di ottenere. Queste foto obbediscono sempre ad un intento culturale, estetico, artistico e / o documentaristico e in nessun caso hanno lo scopo di mostrare a nessuno una situazione che potrebbe lederne l'immagine, minacciare la loro dignità o ottenere un beneficio economico. Tutto questo non significa affatto che non mi interessi delle persone che appaiono nelle mie immagini, quindi se ti riconosci in una delle mie fotografie e questo ti infastidisce, devi solo farmelo sapere e la ritirerò immediatamente . Allo stesso modo se vuoi una copia della tua immagine su carta o in un formato che ti permetta di stamparla tu stesso , ovviamente è tua. Grazie."
I thank you from the bottom of my heart to all my followers for the awesome support and the many kind words I appreciate it very much ♥♥♥. . . . I am speechless and feel very honored you are all just wonderful . . . . . I send you all lots of love xoxo ♥♥♥ your Sophie Graycloud
Taken @ Sunny`s
Flickr Group: Sunnys Studio is now 18+
Pose: Hello Fall 8
I may not have thousands of followers, be glamourous nor be a supermodel... but I love you all that have taken the time to show your support and given me suggestions on how to improve.
I continue to be a work in progress.
THANK YOU!!!
a little walk through fields at Ireby Green Farm cafe in the Yorkshire Dales. They followed us from one field into the next, but stopped every time I looked behind me to see them. Little bit like a horror film, they got closer every time I looked away...
Thanks to everyone who's encouraged me, modelled for me and otherwise supported my attempts to become an SL photographer.
Especially you, Wednesday, my model and muse. Without you I'd have give up long ago.
A Florida anole settles into the slow rhythm of the morning, clinging to a warm green moringa tree stem as if time itself has softened. No hurry, no chase—just the quiet ease of being part of the garden’s breath.
The Church of St. Michael de Rupe (St. Michael of the Rock), Brentor, is perhaps the most striking English example of a church on a height. Today, the church receives several thousand visitors each year. There is a magnificent view from the churchyard in clear weather, with bleak Dartmoor to the east, Plymouth Sound and Whitsand Bay to the south, the Tamar Valley and Bodmin Moor to the west, and the heights of Exmoor just visible in clear weather to the north. Even when the thick moorland fogs descend, this is an eerily beautiful place, as the wind whips shreds of cloud past the hill.
The church stands 1,110 feet above sea level on an ancient, extinct, volcanic cone. It is an ancient site – the current church is surrounded by an Iron Age earth-walled hill-fort (150BC – 50AD).
One version of why the church was built their tells that far back in the distant times there was a settlement at the bottom of the tor. The inhabitants were pagans and worshipped the Devil. Eventually they decided they would build a church and become Christians. The site for this new edifice was to be at the bottom of the tor. Obviously the Prince of Darkness was none too happy to be losing his followers and so he waited until the church was finished and then went into action. The following morning the villagers awoke to find an empty churchless void. Downhearted but not defeated they decided that the following day they would rebuild their little church. The breaking dawn saw them rising from their homes prepared to begin the work of rebuilding the church. As they approached the tor they noticed that the Devil had put the original church back but not at the bottom of the tor as they had planned but he had perched it precariously on the top. After much deliberation they decided to leave it there and that they would endure the steep climb to the top. A messenger was sent to Exeter to ask the Bishop to come and dedicate the church. A few days later he arrived and the church was dedicated to St. Michael. This particular saint was chosen because St. Michael held the hilltops in his care. After the service one very angry Evil One appeared and confronted the assembly threatening various dire acts of retribution. During his wrathful tirade a bright light descended from the sky and the Archangel St. Michael appeared and confronted the Devil. A mighty battle ensued and St. Michael slung the Devil off the tor onto the rocks below. Then picking up a heavy boulder he hurled it down on to the Devil. Mortally wounded the Devil disappeared never to be seen again. However the big boulder that St. Michael threw still sits below the tor (see ill. 20 here) ? This version is dated to the 12th century. www.legendarydartmoor.co.uk/brentor.htm