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A shot I wanted to make for years. Many times I saw them flying but I was always too late, and if I could catch them, it was just a blurry, not focused image. But not this time.

 

This male was quarelling with another male, but when he saw me, he took off. I have a whole series, so maybe later I will post another one. It was even difficult this time to choose which one to post.

Enjoy!

 

Happy Mono Monday!

 

An old but heavily used grain elevator. The gritty mood and stormy sky was there but the lightening strike is a Topaz filter!

  

Loose feather with dew condensation at the side of the duck pool, Richmond Park

No cutting and pasting, taken as seen. The only Ps use was adding a border.

and having fun :-))

 

the KTM lads, xmas eve on Rob's wood chip track

 

to my lad, my friend, my man, on your birthday. So proud of you! xxx

October 21 295/366

  

View On Black

 

Thank you, Everyone...in Explore!

Berlin, gouvernment district

looking through Paul-Löbe-Haus to German Chancellery, in the reflection you see Maria-Elisabeth-Lüders-Haus

Happy Mondays, With Paul Ashbee, Manchester

Again With The Hands

A pair of screws and shadows.

DZ Bank Building

Berlin, Germany

Architect: Frank Gehry

 

Excerpt from niagaraparks.com:

 

On August 6, 1918, a dumping scow with two men aboard broke loose from its towing tug and became lodged in the rapids of the upper Niagara River. A unique artifact of Niagara Falls history, the wreckage has remained just above the brink of the falls for over a century.

 

Severe weather conditions on October 31, 2019 caused the scow to shift significantly from the spot it remained in for over 100 years. Remarkably, high winds forced the scow to turn its position and shift further toward the brink of the falls. The news of the scow’s momentous move made national and international headlines with media and public interest continuing days after. While still lodged in the powerful rapids of the upper Niagara River, the future of the legendary scow remains uncertain.

Here? Oh my!

I hope we're all safe.

 

At the bar at Fogbound Blues: maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Blue%20Moon%20Bay/198/54/26

Outfit: Blueberry Solstice

Hair: Truth Solstice

  

When i took this picture I felt emptiness and sadness thinking about the people that years ago traveled across the seas without finding land for long time, insecure, hoping to reach home eventually. But i also felt no limit, infinite possibilities, the fantasy to imagine your destination, no matter where you are. It's all about how you see the world around you.

Acryl with pastell chalk - finished digital !

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Jui Jah Fari - juijahfari.wixsite.com/the-artist

HAIRBASE

{SAP} - Half Braid Hairbase (Lelutka EvoX)

 

HAIR

Analog Dog - Octave

 

HEAD

LeLUTKA - Briannon Head 3.1

 

SKIN

LOWEN Beauty - Jaida [Toffee Tone] (L.EVO X) @DUBAI Event

 

MAKEUP

Temizi Store - Myra Lips (LeLUTKA EVO X - Evolution)

 

ACCESSORY

Gnite - Coke and Fries

 

CLOTHING

AURICA - Milli Outfit Fatpack Exclusive for @Blanc

 

SHOES

Essenz - New Jersey @FaMESHed

 

DECOR

{Your Dreams} - Mini Kitchen

A monsoon storm starts to get going outside Elfrida, AZ.

Shot loads for this weeks Lost/Found theme, not sure which to post!

 

"Found" this in a junk shop way back when I was a student, never really kept time properly and has since gone "No Hands"!

 

More Winter photos from Loose Park in KCMO.

 

Mike D.

Shot from inside "The Cage" with the Olympus E-M1 at the W. 4th Street Court in Greenwich Village, New York City.

A juvenile Great Crested Grebe is seen here at reasonably close range in a photo taken at Old Moor the other day. When they are first born these chicks have a really strong series of stripes on their head and neck. This one is still clearly marked but its plumage is changing.

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