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Me having a chat with my cinnamon bunny and checking my new messages on facebook :D
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Avatar: MyDoll_Peach Cocoro Lemon
Head: Sofia_Peach_Head(OpenEyes) by Cocoro Lemon
Hands:
MyDoll_Peach_(5).-Hand_Bento by Cocoro Lemon
Sweater: MyDoll_Gift_OversizedSweater by Cocoro
Hair:
booN Lab.cornrows base01 (Materials)
Antennas: CURELESS [+] Doll Arms Antennae
Bunny in cup:
.Birdy. Bunny Cafe {Hot Cinnamon Cider}
Notebook:
Apple Fall 'iFall' Notebook 2015 Media Edition
PS: Pic is mostly unedited. Just used the black and white filter of the Firestorm viewer and changed the contrasts a bit.
This is a Scottish Water building and from where I'm standing I can look across to the triangular shaped roof!
Flickr Lounge ~ Weekly Theme (Week 12) ~ Geometry ....
Stay Safe and Healthy Everyone!
Thanks to everyone who views this photo, adds a note, leaves a comment and of course BIG thanks to anyone who chooses to favourite my photo .... Thanks to you all!
Getting lost with Soul2Soul. Step into comfort and embrace the warmth of a plush couch and a quilted throw or stare out into the water while curling up with a good book. Either way, I think you will find what you are looking for with this set. The Naturals set comes with the couch and matching area rug. Wooden block endtables for a more rustic look and plenty of art and foilage to surround yourself with.
Pair that set with the Honey Dreams Armchairs and half couch and you have a complete look. The running table makes for an excellent place to let the light bathe your potted plant or let a pie cool in the open breeze.
Zodiac Beach (83, 65, 3502)
Submission for FlickrFriday - Get out of my picture. A black and white double-5 in a pack of coloured dominoes
Sarapiqui, Costa Rica
This photo was an unexpected “bonus,” taken during a macro photography trip in Sarapiqui, Costa Rica. Within a few feet of the trail where we were photographing snakes and tropical frogs, we spotted a basilisk lizard which had just caught a Coffee snake. We watched in amazement as the snake struggled to get free. Over about five minutes, the lizard gradually began swallowing the snake. The snake twisted and pulled right up until the last moments when it disappeared down the lizard’s throat.
This image, “Basilisk lizard gets its snake,” was a Judge’s Choice Top 24 winner in the 2024 NANPA competition.
Cottontails were all over Santa Margarita Lake this morning. As were tics. Luckily I only came home with one, tic that is.
Iowa Interstate QJ 2-10-2 6988 gets ready for it's trip to Silvis IL. at the newton IA. enginehouse.
Another from a recent trip out and about. Mating season has begun with our Osprey!! Let the fun begin!!😀👍
This action was taken with a Canon R7 with a 100-500L lens and 1.4X teleconverter. Settings I use where ISO 6400, fps 5000 @ f14. This was taken in the late afternoon as the sun was setting.
"How close can you get" serie
"Sigma 50-500mm f4.5-6.3 APO DG OS HSM",Bigma,Nikon,D7000,"Nikon D7000"
17X_5122CCN-full-hd
Photo taken from a minibus in the Vatican Gardens, otherwise I'm not sure you can be in this area.
CNN: Black smoke billowed from the chimney of the Sistine Chapel Tuesday night, indicating that cardinals gathered at the Vatican to elect a new pope had not chosen one in the first ballot of their conclave. The start of the secret election got underway earlier in the day, as the heavy wooden doors to the chapel swung closed on the 115 Roman Catholic cardinals charged with selecting the next pontiff. The next round of voting will begin Wednesday morning. Results will be revealed by puffs of smoke from the chimney following each ballot.
Leicaflex SL
50mm Summicron
Fomapan 100
Rodinal 1:100
60 mins (30 secs agitation, 2 inversions at 20 & 40 mins)
Deland, Florida
Google Review:
" I had entrusted Quality Taxidermy to mount my 10.5 ft gator head to commemorate a fantastic animal and one of the greatest hunting experiences of mine. When I got the gator head back I was shocked at how bad the quality was. It did not look real at all (looked fake) and it had cracks all over it and in places chunks of it were falling out. Worse of all it smelled horrible (not a chemical odor - like bacteria ridden putrid rotting flesh)! The smell was so bad that the gator mount could not be kept in the house, so it was relegated to the garage. However, the smell was so terrible that it was too much for even the garage, so it went into the outside tool shed, basically a waste of money and trophy. When I called to complain they told me "well, it stank when it got here..." no joke. Two years later it still stinks."
Maybe there's a reason they went out of business?
I fell into a funk this winter. The best medicine? Grab my camera, drive around town randomly, and grab some photos. More on the blog.