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∎ Absolut Creation ∎
🔹AVAtOOn Petunia
✔️2 Body inside this pack
one Grande & one Tiny
BENTO & BOM
✔️Include:
- 2 Complete body *Grande & Tiny*
- Full Body, Head,Eyes,teeth tongue
- 12 Skin tones
- Vista Animation face compatible AO
- Slink shoes compatible (Grande only)
- System with over 260 Alpha by HUD
- compatible Alpha wearable
- Bento
- BOM «Bake On Mesh» (UV SL body) (I working to be compatible head for sl UV too for future version )
- Poses hands
- Animation hands
- 3 Foot pose ( Flat high pointy )
- Save preset hand poses
- over 260 Alpha
- System save alpha
- optimization of the complexity avatar
- optimization script
- va-gina option
- you can delete you script body
- Compatible with any bento animation
- Dress
- shoes
- 1 Hud for customize fashion & shoes
- 1 Hud for customize the body and on for the head
- 2 shape for example.
📌@Mainstore and MP
On 20 July 1969, U.S. astronauts Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin became the first humans to set foot on the moon’s surface. This shot of the moon was taken at Loch Thom, near Greenock.
One Christmas time when I was six years old my Aunt Lily asked me what I wanted Father Christmas to bring me. With no hesitation I said a box of Purdy's cakes (Purdy's being a local bakers where my family couldn't afford to shop). And lo and behold on Christmas morning Father Christmas had come good, because sitting on top of all my presents was a box of Purdy's cream cakes. Christmas breakfast had never tasted so good.
Purdy's has long since gone and these very tasty cakes in the picture were bought at the 'Bread Basket', Carlton Colville, Suffolk.
A shot with mountain reflections running almost the full length of an incredibly calm Peyto Lake in Banff National Park, Alberta, Canada.
On the River Tees near Middleton in Teesdale, this is Britain's biggest waterfall [per volume of flow] and has a 21 metre drop into a deep plunge pool. The water has eroded the hard Whin Sill rock through a Sandstone layer to a lower level of Limestone. Not quite on Icelandic scales but the words Force and Foss are derived from the Norse words for a waterfall.
Full moon names date back to Native Americans living in what is now the northern and eastern United States. Those tribes kept track of the seasons by giving distinctive names to each recurring full moon. Their names were applied to the entire month in which each occurred.
There were some variations in the moon names, but, in general, the same ones were current throughout the Algonquin tribes from New England on west to Lake Superior.
November was named Full Beaver Moon, since now it is time to set beaver traps before the swamps freeze to ensure a supply of warm winter furs. Another interpretation suggests that the name Beaver Moon come from the fact that the beavers are now active in their preparation for winter. This is also called the Frosty Moon.
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Note: It is not a Blue moon this month, but with the setting I had,
this is the color my camera registered for the moon as a thin layer
of clouds kept drifting by, so I used it as a base color.
Also I took the shot after midnight into December 1st... but the full moon did occur on Monday the 30th, and it rained all day...
I needed to wait for the clouds to break, which they finally did.
Going on long hikes with the Manchester Coach Ramblers.
This was my favourite time of the year going out to different places and seeing all the beautiful flowers and wildlife.
Sadly the pandemic put a stop to all that but hopefully the easing of the lockdown will allow it to happen again. I can't wait to see all my friends again.
Endnote
When I post a photo I usually add a description or details after uploading if I have used any special Gimp trickery (Gimp being an open source alternative for those who do not own Photoshop).
The day I uploaded this I got involved in doing something else and didn't get round to the explanation. For those who are interested:
I spent two very early morning trying to photograph the last full moon as it set but I felt that I wasn't able to do it justice. I couldn't get a photo which showed both the luminous moon with all the surface detail and a little of the colour and glow in the surroundings until well after dawn by which time things had brightened up considerably but the moon had lost its glow.
Once I had transferred the photos to the pc I decided to see whether I could get something more like what I saw by combining two shots taken a few minutes apart; one taken with a zoom lens at 300mm had the moon correctly exposed but the surroundings were completely dark and the other at around 60mm had the colour of the sky and sea but had an over exposed moon which was completely white.
I opened the two photos up in gimp as layers and placed the one with the larger correctly exposed moon on top. I moved it around and scaled it down in size so the moon and the white glow on the bottom layer were covered. I then changed the white moon and white part around it to black. Then I changed the layer mode of the top layer to Lighten.
Apologies to anyone who thinks this is cheating - but for me it is a way of getting around the limitations of my camera sensor and it is much more like what I observed than either of the two photos I used to make it.
#AbFav_FULL_AUTUMN. 🍂
#AbFav_PHOTOSTORY
In my garden, this is the only plant I do not know the name of!
I bought it on the market, years ago, it had a lovely photo of how it would become, no name though... shows again how deceptive photos can be, LOL. It is in fact tiny!
Anyway, it is very hardy, with insignificant small leaves, in late Spring... it grows insignificant little white flowers, mostly hidden under the leaves, in Summer it is ... just there?
Then comes Autumn, and the leaves turn on all the colours of the rainbow, for a few short weeks, two if your lucky with the weather, it becomes an ABSOLUTE focal point of attraction in the garden... pure GLORY... then it's gone again... till next year!
I thought I'd share this with you.
Have a wonderful day, filled with love and beauty, M, (*_*)
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#Autumn #DESIGN #LEAVES #Nikon D7000 #black-background #colour #golden #green #lighting #macro #magda indigo #red #square #studio
Once a year, as many may be familiar, the Cherry Blossoms in DC bloom in full, providing for amazing scenes across the nation's capital. On a blustery and cold spring morning, CSX Q409 rolls south over the tidal basin, crossing onto the long bridge into Virginia. As this scene is available once a year, and sometimes only for a few days, you take what you can get for weather. But the trees this year were much fuller, allowing for a full framing with the blossoms which was nice. I'll take matte grey skies over the puffy clouds and intermittent sun that rolled in not longer after this photo was taken. As many of us know all too well, those shadow clouds have a fun tendency to cause heartburn as your train gets closer. Here's to hoping we'll get some sunnier skies in April, but when you have a scene for only a few days, it's nice to take advantage no matter the weather.