Think I might camp out here tonight :)

They might need that boat...

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Aboutme

"I might as well be in a garden

I said, ah

A smell in the air is a dripping rose

(You could be the one for me)

Another soul to meet my void then

Of anything bare that's made of gold

A physical kiss is nothing without it

And you close your eyes to see what it's done

The body that lies is built up on looking

Cause all that remains before it's begun"

- Chet Faker, Gold

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Here is what's happened.

Lunch with friends, I spot this cat jumping from the far left of the outer wall, grab the camera of a friend and block camera with this frame. After a few secs the furry animal jumps into the frame and i click.

Caithlin might not look as a striped cat, but actually ruddy Somalis are tabby and the stripes are clearly seen in the forehead.

Posted for the "Happy Caturday" theme "Owner's choice".

Dushara Cathal Caithlin (Somali cat), 08.04.2021.

Olympus OMD EM5 Digital Camera

For some, this time of year might be pleasantly warm, even hot. Yet for others, this is probably the coldest time of the year.

When is the Midpoint of Winter? Many people think the midpoint of winter is always Groundhog Day, but it varies. If you check the latest edition of the Farmers' Almanac, you'll see that it's Thursday, February 3, 2022—the exact halfway point between the Winter Solstice and the Spring Equinox.

This bit of info was taken from the Farmer' Almanac!

I haven't had much time to visit SIMs these past months, one of them being Nelipot, always so beautiful. I'm so glad I had the chance to see it before the snow melted away ; )

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... some might say "Mare you have your glasses on - this is so out of focus" Yeppers I most certainly do and I know. This was shot for Smile on Saturday - Theme: NOTHING IN FOCUS

"It might take a year,

it might take a day,

but what’s meant to be

will always find it’s way..."

― ♥

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Oh so quietly... ♫ Birdy - Quietly Yours ✨

White sails and off shore lights

We were passing ships in the night

Now I’m tracing shadows on your back

Like I dreamt so many times

Oh for so long I’ve been waiting

For so long, for a love like this

And I was so sure baby

I’d lost you for a minute but

I’ve always been yours

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All the poses used in my pictures are made from scratch by me

No AI

I might take you home with this

I might give you all of it

Come get your dose of the sweetest pie

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Sry for being late...

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& I don't like the shot :) !

The task was to shoot a close-up of festive food so I chose the things my Doctor would not complain about me eating {Although she might make me take an extra statin)

It might be more fun to see modern architecture than a vagrant.

Paris - Place Georges Pompidou

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Puffin on Skomer Island, Pembrokeshire, Wales.

#InternationalWomensDay

#March8

Not a ladybird which might have been a slightly more appropriate "supermodel" for International Women's Day because of its name, but an equally pretty Cryptocephalus bipunctatus. The whole supermodel thing is a relic of the past anyway, but unfortunately, we still haven't freed ourselves from questionable beauty "ideals" that often come across as beauty dictates. Social media and "influencers" don't make it any easier, especially not for the younger generation that is exposed (and exposes itself) to what one might call the "daily dose of beauty brainwash", recently taken to the next level with the all-new "beauty filters".

In Berlin (and in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, one of Germany's Northern federal states), March 8 is an official holiday, but not (yet?) in the other 14 of our 16 federal states. So this Wednesday – where all shops, schools, etc. are closed (and the weather is too ghastly to go outside – winter made a snowy-wet, cold reappearance) – feels like a very quiet, lazy Sunday, and I have too much time for writing rants instead of simply letting you enjoy this adorable, brightly orange beetle, a member of the so-called "Fallkäfer" (Cryptocephalinae) subfamily of the leaf beetle family. The name "Fallkäfer" (a beetle that falls or drops) derives from their distinctive habit of dropping abruptly when disturbed. This image also is a true oldie, I've taken it back in June 2017 at the beautiful public park Britzer Garten. The focus is ever so slightly off and more on the plant than on the beetle itself, but I think it's still sharp enough in general.

Wishing all of my female Flickr friends a Happy International Women's Day!

...City

While Rome is the Eternal City one might call Berlin the eternal building site. Or The Unfinished City. Construction cranes are as prominently featured in Berlin's skyline as sights. And it can happen that, if you haven't visited a place in a longer while ("easy" in pandemic times), you'll find old, familiar buildings gone, while new buildings seem to pop up out of nowhere everywhere. I've taken this image last week after a visit to the Futurium (a "House of the Future", opened in 2019 – I'll post images from there soon); in the foreground you can see the river Spree, and the glass building on the left is Berlin's Central Station, the Hauptbahnhof (HBF). Noteworthy: The HBF's upper platforms aren't fully roofed, because the Deutsche Bahn (DB; the German Railway Company) wanted to open the HBF in time for the 2006 World Football Championship by all means, and it would have taken until 2008 to finish the roof. The irony: All the construction parts needed to finish the roof were already manufactured. To this date these parts are stored on the premises of Berlin's East Station. Will the roof ever be finished? Who knows... The construction site you see in front of the HBF has nothing to do with the HBF's roof. It is that of the new S 21 suburban railway line, which is scheduled for completion in 2022. Allegedly...

At first, I wanted to process this as a monochrome, because the scene is rather busy. But I liked all these colours. So I thought "embrace the chaos, embrace the construction site and all those cranes", and do it in colour ;) The final image is an HDR made from three images (in HDR Efex), with further processing / sliding steps in Color Efex.

Happy Sliders Sunday, Everyone, stay safe and healthy, and take care!

Die Unvollendete

Rom ist ja bekanntlich die Ewige Stadt. Und Berlin könnte man getrost als die Ewige Baustelle bezeichnen. Oder auch als Die Unvollendete. Baukräne gehören zur Berliner Skyline wie seine Sehenswürdigkeiten. Gerade in Pandemiezeiten, wenn man manche Orte schon lange nicht mehr besucht hat, kann es dann auch passieren, dass alte, vertraute Gebäude plötzlich verschwunden sind, während allerorten Neues entsteht. Dieses Foto des Hauptbahnhofs mit einem Seitenarm der Spree im Vordergrund habe ich vergangene Woche nach einem Besuch des Futuriums (2019 eröffnet, Fotos von dort zeige ich demnächst) gemacht. Die Baustelle am Europaplatz, die Ihr hier seht, bedeutet allerdings nicht, dass die Deutsche Bahn nun doch das Dach für die oberen Bahnsteige des Hauptbahnhofs verlängern würde. Die dafür nötigen Bauteile, längst fertiggestellt, lagern weiterhin (hoffentlich gut verstaut) am Berliner Ostbahnhof. Diese Baustelle gehört zur neuen S-Bahnlinie S21, für die ein unterirdischer Bahnsteig gebaut wird. Geplante Fertigstellung: 2022. Warten wir's ab.

Ich wollte das Foto erst als SW / getöntes Monochrom bearbeiten, weil hier ja ganz schön viel los ist. SW sah mir aber zu trüb aus, weshalb ich bei Farbe geblieben bin. Das Foto habe ich in HDR Efex aus einer 3er-Belichtungsreihe erstellt und für Sliders Sunday in Color Efex noch den einen oder anderen Filter (ich weiß wirklich nicht mehr, welche Filter genau) angewendet.

Habt einen guten Wochenstart und passt weiterhin gut auf Euch auf!

My contacts might remember this image of mine from Iceland's Godafoss waterfall and its river Skjálfandafljót canyon, where I spotted a dragon: www.flickr.com/photos/lunaryuna/26936544640/. Well here you can see what actually formed the dragon's eye and made the illusion so real!

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April 9th, 1985!

that's the day i was born and hence, i had a birthday on april 9th, 2009! AHHHH!

it was a fun day. though it ended with bloatedness after drinking a soy chai at a restaurant. it was the powder mix chai, which, from experience, tends to be laden with dairy... Oh NOES! . . .

in any case, it was still fun. a guy gave me a HUGE purple cellophane wrapped basket of homemade peanut butter cookies he made himself, pretty white roses, funny balloons, and a card about BOOTYBUTTS (the card i received at work was about a toilet and poo... ironic much?)! his mom got me a to-die-for gift card to starbuck's (i whole-heartedly support the local coffee and tea shops, but sometimes, they just aren't around when you need 'em the most!)

then he and i went out to breakfast/lunch/brunch/whatever you wanna call it at T.C. Eggington's. they have great vegetarian choices... "portobellini"... yum! on the way to breakfast, we saw a mother and her tiny baby ducks by the freeway in the puddle-y canal/gutter/whatever you wanna call that. it was cool because it was my birthday and they were cute, yet odd because it was by a freeway and not in a park, or in my school's irrigation or something. them duckies must be suffering economically too, eh?

so after that, i contemplated going back home to work on a commedia dell'arte mask for theatre class, but decided to just veg and hang with this guy at his apartment (i find vegging out, doing nothing a bit difficult to do sometimes).

later on, we met up with my parents to eat dinner at the Euro Cafe in Gilbert, AZ. a great foodsie greeky place. and that's where, you know, *ahem*... the soy-chai-laden-with-dairy-omg-why-did-i-order-this fiasco happened. so after dinner, with all of us feeling like cows (even though i hardly ate anything and they ate like contestants in a hotdog eating contest), we went to Wal-Mart of all places. i'm particularly NOT a Wal-Mart fan, but since i was at Wal-Mart and it might be cheaper than at other places, i bought vanilla soy ice cream because i was magnetized/hankering for some.

we finally headed home around 11pm, after which i quickly shoved this guy out the door and kissed him goodbye, so i could heat up some of those peanut butter cookies and WHAM BAM!... inhale hot cookies n' ice cream. mmmmmmmmmm... no cake this year. and i wanted it that way. no one even sang to me either i noticed, but that's perfectly ok. it's not a crime. wait wait...i take that back: he played the weird al birthday song... so essentially, i was sung to in mp3 format. :)

oh yeah, and at work today for my 'employee birthday'... i made up fruit, granola, & yogurt parfaits for everyone. someone bought all the ingredients (i requested it instead of birthday cake), and i went right to work -- whipping up those babies during my lunch break. i was so amazed some people didn't know what a parfait was or how to make them.

well, now they know :)

suffice to say, i'm on a parfait kick now. i hadn't had one in a year before that day. soy yogurt though. yes, please. :)

p.s. thanks dude for taking these kickity arse photos!

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Now that we're bleeding, broken and scarred

Thought we were finished and yet here we are

Stuck in the same place, despite what we overcame

Sometimes don't it make you wonder

Darling, when will it come to an end?

Cause the price we paid left a mark that stains

And I don't think I'll ever be the same

We might have kept the black at bay

But all around it still remains

Lord only knows for evermore, what horizons hold for us in store

Looks like there's no way around, but I know I'll try somehow

At least it's all gone quiet for now

Tomorrow don't mean much, in the waters we wade

And my secrets are waiting for me when I get to my grave

Cause the price we paid left a mark that stains

And I don't think I'll ever be the same

We might have kept the black at bay,

But all around it still remains

God only knows for evermore, what horizons hold for us in store

Looks like there's no way around but I know I'll try somehow

At least it's all gone quiet for now

We might have kept the black at bay, but all around it still remains

God only knows for evermore, what horizons hold for us in store

Looks like there's no way around

Looks like there's no way around

Looks like there's no way around

But I know I'll try somehow, at least the days gone quiet for now.

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Explored 23 May, 2021

You might wonder about the title. Well, what you see in the photo is the river Spree taking one of its many bends across Berlin, and this particular area that you can see on the opposite river bank is also called "Spree-Bogen", "Spree bend". This area used to be the home of the Meierei C. Bolle (dairy farm C. Bolle) that was founded in 1879 during one of Berlins particularly strong periods of growth. The two glass towers belong to an U-shaped building ensemble that was the (rented!) seat of our Federal Ministry of the Interior from 1999 - 2015.

This is one of the images that needed time to "develop". I've tried several different processing approaches over the past months, and I was never really happy with any of the results, because I always found the sky too blue, the image too bright, the clouds not nice enough... I once even replaced the sky in Luminar, but didn't like that, either. So back to the original sky, and just the other day, when I gave it another go, I finally stumbled upon the solution. In a first new version I had processed the image in HDR Efex, kind of liked it, but still found the image too bright. Just for fun, and for comparison purposes, I decided to also process the image in Aurora HDR, tried a few of my favourite presets that I use as starting point in Aurora, and... Bingo! In the "Dramatic" preset collection, there's a preset called "Sleepy Drama" which desaturates the blue tones and adds a darker look to any image – and that did it, at least for me. I still tweaked the preset's settings to my liking, and, in Color Efex, added some Brilliance and Warmth. I hope you like the image :)

Happy Sliders Sunday, stay safe and healthy, and take care!

Bolle reiste jüngst zu Pfingsten...

Blick auf das Spree-Bogen-Areal, gelegen an einem von sehr vielen Spreebögen durch Berlin. Auf diesem Areal wurde 1879, während einer besonders starken Wachstumsphase Berlins, die Meierei C. Bolle erbaut, deren Gründer Carl Bolle allerdings nichts mit dem bekannten (und so lustig wie hintergründig makabren) Bolle-Lied zu tun hat, dessen gesamten Text (bitte alle Strophen lesen, es lohnt sich) Ihr hier finden könnt: STRG/CTRL+ de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bolle_reiste_jüngst_zu_Pfingsten. Es passt nur gerade so schön zu Pfingsten ;)

Die beiden Glastürme sind Teil des U-förmig gestalteten Spree-Bogen-Gebäudes, das von 1999 bis 2015 das Bundesministerium des Innern beherbergte (zur Miete!). Diese Bild hat sprichwörtlich Zeit zum Entwickeln gebraucht, ich habe über die Monate immer mal wieder diverse Ansätze ausprobiert, aber es hatte bislang nie richtig "Klick" gemacht, immer war mir der Himmel zu blau, das Bild zu hell, die Wolken nicht schön genug... Einmal habe ich sogar in Luminar den Himmel ausgetauscht, was mir aber auch nicht gefallen hat und sowieso nur eine Notlösung sein sollte, weshalb ich schlussendlich doch beim Original-Himmel geblieben bin.

Kürzlich habe ich dann noch einmal einen Anlauf in HDR Efex gestartet, was mir schon recht gut gefiel, mir aber immer noch zu hell war. Nur aus Spaß und auch zum direkten Vergleich habe ich mich dann noch durch meine Lieblings-Presets in Aurora HDR geklickt. Meistens nehme ich in Aurora eines der "Dramatic"- oder "Artistic"-Presets als Ausgangspunkt für die weitere Bearbeitung. Hier war es das "Sleepy Drama", das – endlich – den Knoten löste. Für den "sleepy" Look werden die Blautöne entsättigt und für das "Drama" wird die Tonwertkurve in Richtung Tiefen korrigiert. Ich habe dann noch eigene Anpassungen vorgenommen und abschließend in Color Efex etwas "Brilliance and Warmth" hinzugefügt. Mit dem Ergebnis bin ich recht zufrieden, zufrieden genug jdf., um es Euch zu zeigen. Ich hoffe, das Bild gefällt Euch auch :)

Ich wünsche Euch schöne Pfingsten, passt weiter gut auf Euch auf und bleibt gesund!

It might not be the most exciting image but I like it. It's not something I would typically find. It's not really fog but really low clouds. I waited for the thick layer to drift over and compressed it with my 70-200mm lens with a diopter (Canon 500D).

youtu.be/pb8yga8kygU - St. Paul and The Broken Bones - Grass Is Greener

Yeah, I might seem so strong

Yeah, I might speak so long

"I've never been so wrong

Yeah, I might seem so strong

Yeah, I might speak so long

I've never been so wrong" London Grammar [www.youtube.com/watch?v=6drfp_3823I]

I made this image over the weekend at Winton Wetlands.

This swamp was flooded in 1971 to create Lake Mokoan. It created a very large water storage that irrigated thousands of hectares of agriculture. At the same time the new reservoir inundated around 7,000 Ha of agricultural land, ancient forests and beautiful and unique wetlands. The flooding killed around 150,000 river red gums.

The stags still stand and create a haunting landscape, especially as the sun goes down. I chose to focus on this lone tree, standing out in front of the dense stand of trees behind.

I see strength in this tree and it makes me feel oddly emotional.

Even though most of these trees are dead, they still provide crucial habitat for so many bird species. The wetland hasn't had any water for several years now.

They might be going where there are no snapping turtles. The one in the lead has already had a good part of its tail bitten off. Another possibility is that it lost its tail to a raccoon or an otter, a family of which I've watched in this wetland.

therefore I am

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might start with their shirt sleeves ;-)

Garth Henrichs

HPPT!!

rose, 'Dream Come True', little theater rose garden, Raleigh, north carolina

One might think that the beaches and such stalls as indicated on the sign would be empty because of the pandemic. This is deceptive...the island is still full of people and it is difficult to keep the necessary distance. Unless you find beach sections like this one.

Man könnte denken, die Strände und solche Buden, wie sie auf dem Hinweisschild angezeigt werden, wären leer wegen der Pandemie. Das täuscht...die Insel ist immer noch voller Menschen und es fällt schwer den nötigen Abstand zu wahren. Ausser man findet solche Strandabschnitte wie diese hier.

You might say this male American goldfinch is going for the gold as his bright yellow feathers begin to grow in for the approaching breeding season. Right now he's about halfway to the finish line!

A friend of mine from Montana is arriving here in the Driftless region tomorrow to do some fly fishing for trout, and I'll be out on the streams with him and then visiting during the down time so I don't plan to be back on Flickr until early next week. Since 99.99% of fly fishers head to Montana to trout fish on their time off, this Iowa trip is a really sweet switch.

This scene might be familiar to some of you – it's the GR III version of the "synchronized couple" relaxing on the lawn in front of the main tropical greenhouse at the Botanical Garden in Berlin that I've posted for last Sliders Sunday ("Fun in the Sun", please see the second comment). Well, this one is a little different, it's not the GR version I'd taken from the same position and with the same point of view as the Lensbaby SOL 22 photo which I originally wanted to do either as a monochrome or as a slider for today. But I was never happy with any of the monochrome versions I've processed, because whatever I did, contrasty b&w, soft, sepia... when the colour was gone, all of the sunny lightness and summer ease was gone, too. I've also processed a vintage style colour version of that photo for today, but then stumbled upon this photo with the palm tree and bench (only half of it, but I still think it's a nice element in the image), and I liked that a little better, because it's the same scenery, but a completely different photo, and it also shows a little more of the beautiful ambience of the Botanical Garden. And while this photo actually works well in mono, too, I decided to keep it in colour. Maybe I'm not in "mono mood" right now ;)

DXO PhotoLab processing steps: sharpening and DeepPRIME denoising, a little sliding in ClearView Plus and Smart Lighting, and for the colour rendition (which I usually keep as is) I chose a Leica M10-D simulation, because it added such a nice, creamy-summerly turquoise touch to the blue sky. Next step: Analog Efex for a vintage post card look (Classical Camera preset 7, tweaked), and next.... As far as I recall I also did something in Color Efex (Skylight Filter, most likely), and I also did something in ON1, but since I processed all the different versions of the two GR photos at the same time, I probably got the further processing steps mixed up...

Happy Sliders Sunday, Everyone, stay safe and take care!

Synchronliegen unter Palmen

Diese Szene kommt einigen von Euch vielleicht bekannt vor, wegen des so schön synchron auf dem Liegerasen des Botanischen Gartens in Berlin relaxenden Pärchens :) Letzten Sonntag habe ich Euch die Lensbaby-SOL-22-Version gezeigt (hier im 2. Kommentar zu sehen). Eigentlich wollte ich ja als GR-III-Version das Foto, das ich aus dem gleichen Blickwinkel gemacht hatte, als SW-Version zeigen. SW funktionierte mit dieser Version aber nicht, denn ohne Farbe fehlt dem Foto jegliche sommerliche Leichtigkeit. Deshalb hatte ich es dann als Farbversion bearbeitet, war aber auch damit nicht 100%ig zufrieden. Zum Glück habe ich dann noch diese Version mit Palme und halber (dem Geradestellen geschuldet) Bank entdeckt, die mir sogar ein wenig besser gefällt, weil man mehr vom Ambiente des Botanischen Gartens sieht und es eben, vom verbindenen Element des Pärchens mal abgesehen, ein gänzlich anderes Foto als die Lensbaby-Version ist.

Ich wünsche Euch einen guten Start in die als herbstlich angekündigte neue Woche!

Prise / Taken :18.11.08 (Explore - 18.11.08 # 456)

I might not like the rain very much but at this time of year in Scotland with the changeable weather we have I just love it when a ridge of high pressure air arrives and the water on the coast settles, then to also have a nice sunset glowing in the distance and ebbing gently as the sun goes below the horizon is just such a pleasure to be able to enjoy.

Someone might like this little commercial done in our town.

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My stats are not the same any more. Numbers way off from where they used to be. I wish flickr would tell us when they are going to change stuff.

Happy Slider Sunday

Before the Thunderstorm

For me, this photo is a fine example of a shot that one might pass by at first glance. I did. It wasn’t until the third or forth viewing that I recognized it might have potential. So I played around with it. I rotated it by 90 degrees clock wise. When I did this it gave me an ancient Greek statue vibe, so I stuck with it. Now it’s in my top 3 favorite personal shots.

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might as well snap a photo. Had to take off my gloves and capture the scene I was seeing while I was down. Always thinking "photos" LOL

I was asked by someone yesterday if I really had gone bike riding, so I just thought I'd show you a picture my daughter took of me after one of my falls along the trail through the marshmallow field. I'm not sure how many marshmallows I crushed here but I also took out a small tree.

a pic of my daughter April in first comment box below

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You might remember the little Barn Owl I posted at the end of February. Here he is again, same day, same tree cavity, just getting a little bored. Feel free to view large - has some pretty nice detail even at ISO 3200, full 62 mp frame, uncropped.

The Livraria Lello might be the most beautiful bookshop in the world but its certainly the busiest . There were crowds of people inside that totally stopped ones enjoyment of the place . It would be a lovely place to explore when it is closed to the public . One of the reasons its so dammed popular is the Harry Potter connection apparently JK Rowling was inspired by this building to start writing the books . I did my best to find a POV that did not include too many people this was the best I managed . It does show off the rather marvellous staircase

The Livraria Lello is a bookshop in the centre of Porto.Along with Bertrand in Lisbon, it is one of the oldest bookstores in Portugal and frequently rated among the top bookstores in the world

The owners hired engineer Francisco Xavier Esteves to construct the new bookstore on Rua das Carmelitas in 1906.The ample interior space is marked by a forked staircase connecting to a gallery on the first floor with detailed wood balusters.

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You might think it kooky,

Or a little spooky,

But if the moon says "Please."

He isn't asking for cheese.

What he wants, if handy,

Is a bag full of candy!

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love the detail of the Hasselblad, look closely, you might register a handprint in the center of the picture

"It might not be the right time

I might not be the right one

But there's something about us I want to say

Cause there's something between us anyway

I might not be the right one

It might not be the right time

But there's something about us I've got to do

Some kind of secret I will share with you

I need you more than anything in my life

I want you more than anything in my life

I'll miss you more than anyone in my life

I love you more than anyone in my life"

E.V.E {B-Team] Ink Drops Suit (Animated) At The Fantasy Gacha Carnival

E.V.E {B-Team} "Ballerina" Ink Drops (Animated) At Enchantment

The Fantasy Gacha Carnival

Enchantment

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TUNE