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How cute is that?!?!? A Palm Warbler AND a Common Yellowthroat in the same bush! I love it! Fall migration, WooHoo!
Photo and Model: Rehana Seljan
Blog entry: Beauty of Rehana
Suponsor: CHOP ZUEY, SLACKGIRL, Zibska, PosESioN
I've already missed a few opportunities this year to catch the incredible SF fog. But, i'll keep trying until I catch what I've been looking for.
Here's a shot from last year, of what nature brings to the wonderful city.
San Francisco, CA
Cyber look I made for an event, come see me Monday, Wednesday and Friday at the Ravenhurst Boulevard from 6-8pm SLT
"The universe is not outside of you. Look inside yourself; everything that you want, you already are." ~Rumi
•Fluctuat nec mergitur•
Trash people talking shit, envy people hating you without reason, guys mad cuz their partners like u, girls mad at u cuz u ignore them. But... idgaf
I am who i am, i am proud of myself and i dont need ur approval♥
PD: Thanks Naykke for the pic
Te anduve buscando
por todos los lugares,
te anduve buscando
sin ni siquiera yo saberlo
pero en este trecho del camino
se que te encontraré ...
Modelo: Marta Castro
Fotógrafa: www.lauralen.es
When you're on the top / take time to look down. // The view is definitively different / than at the next moment.
Ships at anchor from the top of the Rock of Gibraltar
December 2014
Leica M9 + Summilux-M 35mm, pre-ASPH
To get an icy look, it's quite simple...
- Take a plane for finnish Lapland during winter
- Book a dog sled activity
- Don't forget to put some mascara on your eyelashes before it
- That's it!!
You obtain a very fashion icy look ;)
So as you already understood, this the "cold portrait" of one of the person who was with the dog sled team :) and it was really impressive to see how everything becomes icy after a few hours outside!
Finnish Lapland - 2014
No, this wasn't "Looking back in Anger"/ but looking at ill-tempered wind. // John shaking hands with William.
I enjoy looking down at the property from satellite images because the only thing you can see is a sea of green, the tops of mostly southern pine trees. They can grow to over one hundred feet in height and live for hundreds of years. Three interesting facts. One large tree can provide a day’s supply of oxygen for up to four people. Forested watersheds provide quality drinking water to more than 180 million Americans. Over half of endangered species rely on private lands for most of their habitat.