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Model & photographer : Kryss Ghost
Credits here : madmoizelkryssfreestyling.blogspot.com/2019/01/make-me-sw...
sounds that will make him exhilarated and alive, or quiet and calm... As a matter of fact, one of the greatest sounds of them all—and to me it is a sound—is utter, complete silence :-)
André Kostelanetz
zinnia, sarah p duke gardens, duke university, durham, north carolina
badge/make for the googly eye party, assembled immediately after watching 'serial mom' and eating half a milky way.
30+ frete
cor da foto: copper
blush de textura aveludada, longa duração e diversos acabamentos.
os produtos devem ser encomendados e serão enviados em média após 15 dias.
ATENÇÃO
Os itens na foto são para uso próprio e ilustram o produto, não estão a venda.
(Death makes Life essential and attraktive, without it we would have a real Problem - !)
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68026 Enterprise waits for the road before departing Huddersfield with the late running 1634 Scarborough to Liverpool Lime Street. The stood still time seemed to be less than a minute making getting a night shot an act of choreographed accuracy.
The station roof is a real feature at Huddersfield very similar to Bournemouth before the rebuild.
Nice lighting added to the atmosphere.
Ticked all my boxes.
You can get this pretty lingerie Idara Fatpack from the Melody Shop full of colors for only $70L at the current round of Vanity Weekend Super Sale! It comes in 20 colors for the bra, garter, and panty. You also get a long fur coat in 25 colors! Don't miss this great lingerie special!
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Wearing and Decor:
Opale - Amber Hair @ Happy Weekend Sale
Architect - Teardrop Bathroom @ Happy Weekend Sale
DaD - Hampton Cottage @ Happy Weekend Sale
Merak - Her Towel and Lotions
Movement - Lipstick Organizer and Wall Makeup Organizer
Plethora - Overnight Toiletry Bag
Your Dreams - Small Bathroom / Shelf
Lyrium - Kimi Breathing and Static Poses
Credits and LM Links:
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Explore #434 Feb 28, 2008. Thank you everyone.
Probable a cousin of Mr Percival, not at all concerned by photographers apparently, although he did seem to keep an eye on me. Friendly pelican, Goolwa docks, South Australia.
Clicked for Macro Mondays theme "Make me Smile", hope it starts everyone's Monday with a smile. Made it to Explore #11 on 23/07/2012.
An old Horse-drawn grader, one of the antique farm implements on display at the Richfield Historical Park, Richfield WI.
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Crédito: [Make Moda]
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Natural Light Portrait
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Sometimes you're lucky to make a photo that looks great both in color and b&w. This photo is a good example. I was able to find here a color grading that I like, same for b&w processing. It's a rare case - usually photo looks good either in B&W or in color, rarely in both.
Today I'm posting a color version and tomorrow will publish b&w for comparison. Feel free to share your comments and suggestions what can be improved here.
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MUA: Ksenia (@ksu_stars)
Model: Ksenis (@ksu_stars)
Photo and retouch: mine
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Date: May 14, 2020
Camera: Sony a7 iii (ILCE7M3)
Lens: Carl Zeiss Batis 85mm f/1.8
Exposure: ISO 100, Shutter speed 1/250, f/2
The bible tells us to make the crooked path straight, but when it comes to scenery, making straight paths crooked is much more interesting. This one was on the beginning of our entry into the paths along the river in the woods of Tennessee. It was a pretty lead in.
I didn't have to do much to this photo. The lush, green tones didn't change up much with processing, and about all I did was to enhance the light and make the colors more vibrant. The camera usually washes the color out a bit, anyway, so what you see here is pretty much how lovely it really was there.
© Leanne Boulton, All Rights Reserved
Candid street photography from Glasgow, Scotland. To me it looks like she is making a wish to be somewhere other than on the noisy street in the city. In reality she was probably trying to hide from my lens by closing her eyes. Wishing you all a great weekend with many happy shutter clicks!
Obviously the boulder came first, left by the last ice age but it’s debatable which of these two oak trees is the oldest. What's your guess.
Skin: Voguel - Victor - SkinFair2024
Corset/Jeans: Cordewa - Male slave set on store happy week
I have shown you so many Romanesque churches from Saintonge over the past weeks that I was sure I would end up boring even the most faithful of those who are kind enough to watch my stream... Therefore, I skipped some, and in particular the Saint Quentin church in the village of Chermignac.
However, as I was tidying up, I found these two lovely photos of some beasts and human faces that were so funny and attractive I simply couldn’t throw them away.
Monsters in the Middle Ages were very present, both in the tales people told and in the religious context. Monsters were serious business. They were associated with Evil, Satan, bad deeds, sins, Hell and the like. They were supposed to scare the members of the congregation, and that’s primarily why they were sculpted on churches: as terrifying reminders of what would happen to you if you strayed.
However, from time to time, you encountered someone who also liked to make fun of them monsters, and in the case of this wonderful artist who sculpted at Chermignac, you obtained those lovely, not at all scary creatures that will make you smile, maybe laugh, allowing you to walk away with a slightly more relaxed moral stance on the exacting standards of good and bad that the church was trying to nail into your head... :o)
Lamentations’ speech about an absent, abusing God is a blessing, an unnerving but refreshing iconoclasm. It smashes images of a God harnessed to our bidding. It disrupts theologies of a God who makes us prosper in all things, rescues us from every evil, and longs always to be with us. By insisting on honest testimony from the midst of pain, the book takes us to that place of impasse that purges and burns away pseudo-spiritualities and God-diminishing pieties. It invites us into vulnerability where God can be met in what Christians call the Paschal Mystery.
-Lamentations and the Tears of the World, Kathleen M. O’Connor