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"life was but a dance, i knew not the rhythm..but the still of death has taught me the steps."-unknown
WORN:
Clothing:Madison Gown Gothica Silver
Makeup:[MJNM] GlowSkull NEW!!!
I had to make a larger version of this image (which is already in my stream) for a different purpose and ... well, this is where I store my images ....
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F90x/N90s + Tokina 12-24 F/4, Fuji Superia 400. Nantes, réalisée dans le cadre du marathon photo de l'Ev 2008.
Thème : Sans issue.
You guys know this squad pretty well, I've not elaborated on the other members, but you do know the squad leader, Jackson with the Remington 870 and M9 Beretta.
Also to go further into the standard issue of the UIC, we are introducing the M240B, chambered in 7.62 it replaces the 249 SAW for standard issue soldiers. However special units will still use the 249 SAW.
As for rifleman they still rock the M16A4, attachments are up to the users preference but quite common is the holographic site and M203 launcher. However with marksmen an ACOG is also quite common. Also returning are the Remington 870 and M9 Beretta, for those close quarters engagements.
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Gotta say I'm super excited to have the honor to show off the new M240B, it was something me and Will talked about in detail at BFVA2017
It sure is something unique to see it come to life. Not sure if I can take the credit for it, but heck why not, enjoy!
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Experience the inspiring content of Landscape Photography Magazine with a free downloadable sample. Curated by world-renowned photographers, this issue offers a glimpse into the heart of our publication.
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I've walked past this fella loads of times and watched him do his act, and had this shot in mind for over a year, a lot of playing and headscratching over the computer, but I honestly couldn't have done it without the inspiration I've gained from seeing the photos posted on this site by those I've listed as contacts.
Underdogs Issue 18 is out. Enjoy!
issuu.com/isagelb/docs/underdogs_18
Print version available here:
www.peecho.com/print/en/499883
A big thanks to Andy Pye for the editorial and to all photographers:
Preschelle Ann Bigueras and here
Benoît Chailleux and here and
Ricardo Dominguez Alcarazand here
Gorsad Kiev and here
Kyle Mc Dougall and here
Zsófia Sivák and here
Dana Stirling and here
FROGUE says WELCOME to 2027! With our January Issue, featuring our favourite socialite Philomena Pest, who has never looked happier (or richer). Find out the intimate details of widowhood, and what mysteriously loosing three husbands was like to endure for Philomena Pest. Her return from a looming bankruptcy that she says, 'wasn't as bad as they made out!', as well as what she has planned for the next decade, from having her sons marry into aristocracy, her upcoming role in the west end production of Babbity Rabbity, and more inside. 3 Sickles a copy, or part of your annual FROGUE subscription.
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Character: mmsl.fandom.com/wiki/Philomena_Pest
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OOC Credits:
Set:
✧ ChiMia 'The Marais Apartment' in White
Clothes:
✧Hair: Nylon Outfitters (NO) - Betty Hair (Fatpack) with a WILDS colour
✧ Earrings: .:JUMO:. Calias Earrings
✧ Dress: Sonatta Morales Chord
Here it is! Underdogs Issue 17 is out. Enjoy!
A print version is available Here.
A big thanks to Andy Pye for the editorial and to all photographers:
Nigel Agar and here here
Ioana Cîrlig and here
Nayeem Jabaz and here
Simon Kossofand here
Giannis Manolis and here
Carly Palmour and here
Jake Rcker and here
Cristina Rizzi Guelfi and here
Karim Zaid Ayame and here
We must have over a foot of snow here now.It seems to have been coming down on and off since Monday evening.Schools out for the kids who are having a right old time in it.
Here it is! The fourth issue of Underdogs is online.
issuu.com/isagelb/docs/underdogs-issue4
If you want to get a print copy, it's here:
www.peecho.com/print/en/108821
A big thanks to all featured photographers:
66 001 swweps through Rugeley Trent Valley with 6O42 Halewood to Southampton loaded cars. JLR announced it is cutting production at Halewood due to uncertainty over the UK's decision to leave the European Union and a downturn in demand for diesel vehicles due to new taxation regarding emissions.