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Headgear: Poison Rouge - Qebehut Headpiece Gold (Available @ We Love RP)
Head: LeLutka - Nova 3.1
Eyes: Suicidal Unborn - Spectrum Eyes V.2
Lipstick: Suicidal Unborn - Morgan Lip Gloss (Ombre)
Skin: Pumec - Lyuba June Skin Tone
Pose: Empowered - Snake 04
Headgear : sakupose +kero / ham ham shark ( Shark Headgear )
for hamster only
Location: aloha beach
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The Sani Minority Group live in Yunnan Province, China. They are known for their mystical traditions, beliefs and their love for embroidery. Sani people wear very distinct clothing characterized by colorful headgear and brightly colored dresses.
It was a beautiful early spring day and this White-Throated Sparrow was showing off his bold new plumage. Always a joy to see and especially hear them when they arrive after the long winter.
The headgear of the last remaining underground fuel tank (POL21), at the easternmost end of Crookham Common. It has been kept as a reminder of the military legacy of the Commons. Up to eight million gallons of aviation fuel were stored at RAF Greenham Common.
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The headgear of the last remaining underground fuel tank (POL21), at the easternmost end of Crookham Common. It has been kept as a reminder of the military legacy of the Commons. Up to eight million gallons of aviation fuel were stored at RAF Greenham Common.
Headgear + Goggles: Diesel Punk C by peculiar things (at The Engine Room )
Tattoo: Genesis Shine + tattoo 3D by This is Wrong (at Access )
Underwear: Farris Thong by Matova
Not that his rack isn't impressive enough as is, but he added a little adornment to it for a bit more pizazz. Grand Teton National Park, Wyoming, USA, November 2024
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Wearing the beautiful Emilliya Headgear and earrings set created by the one and only Pary flickr.com/photos/pary_angelicus
We <3 Role-Play on February 4th (opens at 12pm SLT)
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Thank you Pary! flickr.com/photos/pary_angelicus
I'm so honored to display this gorgeous piece created by you!
Kaliwerk Neu-Sollstedt (Rehungen) Kreis Nordhausen 19.09.1993
Teufe 1909 bis 1911
Schließung 1924
Abriss Tagesanlagen bis auf Kauengebäude 1995
Germany, Thüringen
taken with my Sony A6000 s/c in-camera feature
Smile on Saturday! :-) selective colour
Thank you for visits, comments and favs: HSoS everyone!
I believe this is the last remaining headgear in place in the ore field. It rests over an 80 fathom shaft. Underground multiple levels extend up and link to Frazer's hush. A great deal of the mine is now flooded as are the two adits also on the site.
The 1983 edition of the Carnival of Venice, one of the very first of modern times as it was reintroduced only in 1979.
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The famous headgear of the UNESCO heritage site in Essen.
Nikon FM2, PC-Nikkor 3.5/28, yellow filter, Ilford FP4+ bulk film rated at ISO 125, developed in Rodinal 1+25 using a Jobo drum. scanned on an Epson V800, adjusted in Lightroom.
Looking close...on Friday! : Peluches/Stuffed toys
Thank you in advance for any visits, favs and comments.
Happy May Day!
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Pickering, North-Yorkshire...
I ran alongside, as the steam-train was leaving the station..., photographing on the run...
It made the driver smile and I captured it!
Most of the passengers may not realise how reliant upon volunteers the North Yorkshire Moors Railway is.
With the magnificent steam engines, beautiful rural stations and smartly uniformed staff, a visit to the North Yorkshire Moors Railway is like taking a step back in time.
From the smoke and steam pouring from the engines to the cosy wood-panelled carriages and friendly conductor service, the railway is both lovingly preserved and charmingly authentic.
It’s also the perfect starting point for a day out, whether you’re travelling between the rugged Yorkshire villages, hiking on the wind swept moors or spending a day by the seaside in Whitby.
You know by now that I am a 'purist? Prefer proper pure photography with the, nowadays, often forgotten important ingredient: EMOTION!
With love to you and thank you for ALL your faves and comments, M, (* _ *)
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Fourth in my impressive headgear series.
A mature bighorn ram has to be in any collection of impressive headgear images. The horns of many mature rams are broken or frayed at the ends. The fraying is sometimes referred to as brooming and it is thought that some rams purposely wear down the tips to prevent the horns from blocking their visiton.
This guy can apparently see just fine and has left his horns fully intact all the way to their natural points.
He's giving me a nice head-on pose on a foggy morning in Badlands National Park.
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Wherever I went, I used to have my Nikon F4 loaded with colour-film.
(Now replaced by Nikon D7200, which I still try to use as much as possible like a FILM camera)
Very often I had my second camera (another F4) ready with a gritty 400 asa black and white film.
Digis don't have that problem, he?
Here in Crete I had this secret goal to capture the people, those interesting faces, I wanted to make some great portraits.
In the small mountain village of Prina, where time has stood still, my dream came true.
A group of people sat in the square, in the shade, chatting and laughing.
They have known real hardship, it shows, but there is great kindness and generosity.
It was Vesper's time. The tinny bell sang invitingly.
The friends around them moved out of the way
They allowed me to photograph them, her son and husband next to her, I first used the camera at hand (colour) to put them at ease (I thought), but to the Cretans a ‘portrait’ is always very serious... then I took this one...
I understood Ansel Adams, the lengths he went to, what he felt when he saw his subjects, the textures and ALL those wonderful grey-tones.
A magic moment, the lady so beautiful and lovely.
Later, for Getty, I needed a model release... she could barely write and did not know her year of birth!
Thank you, M, (*_*)
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This Desert Bighorn Ram had one of the biggest sets of horns I've seen. We found him in Valley Of Fire State Park, Nevada. I pulled him out of the archives for a good luck charm as I head back to this area. Will be touring a big chunk of the great southwest for the next few weeks.
This fine young red deer buck had one of the military flare parachutes caught on his antlers! He looked rather jaunty!!
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I suddenly realised that I had a whole load of sunset and golden hour shots from Salisbury Plain, that I hadn't worked on.
This was our first trip to the Plain after 3 months of lockdown, and it was wonderful!!
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Mask/Headgear: Exodus Mask by Madame Noir (at The Men & Women Jail )
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The first shaft at Magpie Mine was sunk in 1740 and continued to produce lead sporadically until the early part of the C20th but the company went into liquidation in 1924 as imported lead began to undercut UK production costs. It was not until the advent of the Second World War that the price of lead rose to a level where reopening the mine became economic and a new winder on steel headgear was erected beside the old Cornish Engine House. It was powered by a ship's diesel engine which was housed in the corrugated-iron shed on the left of the photograph. With the end of the Korean war and the fall of the international price of lead, in 1954 operations at Magpie Mine ceased for ever.
I had to stop. The rut was on, and bull bison are potentially very dangerous at this time, but the headgear stuck to this big fella's horn was too funny. And I couldn't shoot from the car - had to circle him on foot to get a better angle on the morning light.
I moved slowly and stayed at a respectful distance, and he seemed okay with that. Maybe he had already taken out his frustrations on the sagebrush. When I was leaving with the shots I wanted, he decided to have a nice roll in the dust. By then he was mostly in shadow again, so I left him in peace. What a monster! I would have loved to see him in action, but there were no rivals in sight. Not sure why he was so far from the main herd (several kilometres). Maybe practicing for his old age...
Photographed in Grasslands National Park, Saskatchewan (Canada). Don't use this image on websites, blogs, or other media without explicit permission ©2024 James R. Page - all rights reserved.
Headgear over a mining shaft near Levant, Cornwall, in thick fog. Happy New Year!
For an account of my trip to Cornwall, with more pictures from the old mines, and lots of interest to anyone who’s watched Poldark:
Another very typical stand in rural/semi urban streets in India. They keep the wood burning in the small pot (hence the smoke) to roast and keep peanuts hot. They are usually sold by a cup in the self-made cone-shaped out of old newspaper packets.
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:::this is where i "live" most of my day...kids eat a lot...never knew:::
:::i am a sahm...toughest job in the world and the most rewarding:::
:::I catered weddings and parties for years and years so I know how to throw a shindig. I also worked w/ a pastry chef and learned to do wedding cakes :::
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Pickering station.
The train was reversing and I was running alongside, don't ask me how I did it...
Tee hee, he was smiling at this mad woman, her hair flying, taking shots whilst running?????????... CRAZY he?
Lol thank you, M, (*_*)
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My first experience of filming, where I appeared as a model, was a photo shoot before the wedding.
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I remember the feelings were mixed… After all, almost every day you tell people about how best to get up and sit down, you know how to choose a favorable angle and so on, and then suddenly everything is the opposite… You're already a customer. Unusual.
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But very soon the tension disappeared. The photographer took pictures of us with (back then) the bride, then took a photo of the love story.
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The shots came out wonderful, and we, satisfied and happy, went home. Here is such an experience.
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Friends, there is a little less than a month left until the end of winter. Valentine's Day is ahead of us, February 23, Maslenitsa... Have time to capture the moments dear to your heart, photography is the best way. I will be happy to save your precious moments and reveal all their beauty.
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Astley Green Colliery Museum, Astley
Quite enjoying black and white processing at the moment now that the Nik software seems to be working ok alongside Photoshop CC. Posted a few colour images from here a long time ago on my stream but never a mono conversion.