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Shoes : ***Ambrosia***Lacy pumps with socks[gray] (@The Chapter Four)

Dress : ***Ambrosia***Mesh_Frilly Prom Dress[black]

Location : - 外苑 -The Outer Garden

 

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Photography taken by Minnie Ferrari

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Candid eye contact street photography from Glasgow, Scotland. I saw this girl engrossed in her mobile phone and noticed the two rings around her eyes showing some degree of tiredness - it just totally fit with the 'inner circle/outer circle' sign for the subway. I triggered the shutter just as she looked up from her phone at close range, enjoy full screen detail by pressing 'L' or clicking the image.

Post office, Prypjat - Ukraine

Chernopbyl exclusion zone

The brightness of the total eclipse varies over 5 orders of magnitude, from bright, hot pink solar prominences to the outer corona. This is a 1-second exposure designed for the latter, but you can still see the former at the bottom edge.

 

We reserved a room in Plattsburgh, NY about a year ago (Vermont was already fully booked, but Plattsburgh had plenty of rooms and no bump in prices yet). The morning of the eclipse dawned clear, but clouds were predicted to gather by afternoon, so we chased blue skies about 3 hours northeast to the southern outskirts of Sherbrooke, QC and had perfect weather. (Fortunately, I had insisted to my husband that we bring passports.) The Canadian customs website said there was a 40-minute wait at the entry station on the freeway, so we nipped over to the side road a few miles east and had the port of entry all to ourselves.

 

The total eclipse was … hard to describe, but all it’s cracked up to be — a striking spectacle. The inner corona was much brighter than I expected, blazing to the naked eye in sharp contrast to the suddenly black sun within.

 

Explore Takeover "Light and Shadow", October 2025.

 

And then when I went to Chicago, that's when I had these outer space experiences and went to the other planets.

 

Y entonces cuando fui a Chicago fue cuando tube estas experiencias espaciales y visite los otros planetas.

-Sun Ra

 

Yesterday. Truro Highlands.

New York & Atlantic SW1001 no. 101 (EMD, 1977) is seen leading train RS-40 down the Lower Montauk Branch, approaching the bridge at Flushing Ave. The skyline in the background is not Manhattan, but rather Long Island City, Queens, which in recent years has been living up to the New York State motto, "Excelsior," Latin for "Ever Upward."

A scene taken near the Crow Head Lighthouse looking southeasterly toward the Twillingate Harbour area.

Noon 6x12 pinhole - fomapan 100 Moersch Lith - Slavich Unibrom - 30x40cm selenium toned

Discover the romance of the outer garden, bathed in soft pale lights for a special experience with friends or loved ones. A magical mirror at the landing point transports you to other picturesque gardens, inviting leisurely strolls and photo-worthy moments. Experience the enchantment of the season where winter's charm meets fantasy. Embark on a brief but captivating adventure in this magical destination.

 

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62/365/2017, 2254 days in a row.

outer suburbia. this is what it looks and feels like.

Outer Banks, North Carolina

This is a composite of three exposures containing lightning strikes merged together as layers using the Lighten Blend Mode in Paint Shop Pro X4. The three exposures were at f/10 using my Canon 17-40mm f/4L and each exposure being 1 second long. I used a Singh-Ray VND filter and hand held a 2 stop Singh Ray GND Filter. Using my wired remote shutter control I locked it so that it kept taking shots taking note of the exposures that captured lightning strikes as they were quite frequent. The morning I took this, I ventured out at 5:30am from the Ramada at Nags Head down to a fishing pier hoping to capture some good sunrise photos but instead was treated to a thunderstorm up north heading out to sea. A beach chair left out on the sand next to the pier behind me made a great foreground for this shot.

Hope Cove, South Devon UK.

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Shields Road station on the Glasgow Subway is located on the South Side of the River Clyde and hosts the largest Park and Ride facility on the Glasgow Subway system with around 800 parking spaces. The station typically floats around 500,000 entries/exits per year, though you wouldn't think so given the platform isn't too much wider than the door at the end of the platform.

 

Despite the name, the entrances to the station and car park are actually on Scotland Street and I believe there have been proposals to rename the station. It's at the top of Shields Road though, so there is some degree of sense in the name.

 

Car 119 is pictured leading Train 5 on the outer Circle into Shields Road. This train runs clockwise around the 10.5km circle.

Mevagissey, Cornwall.

film still from Outer Range, fantastic show!!

We've been catching up on The Mandalorian this festive season - there are some fun bits and Mando himself is a charming presence, but overall it's just felt uninterestingly competent. Probably just doesn't hit the bits of Star Wars I really like. Still, it's gotten me back in the mood for some far, far away MOCs, so here's a bandit fighter I whipped together.

Aurizon locos CLP8/CLP14/CLF5 with 4176S grain from Snowtown, unloading at the Bunge facility (yet to be re-branded) at Outer Harbor, South Australia, not long after sunset on Sunday 28 December 2025.

 

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Surf fishing off of the Outer Banks always brings a surprise or two.

Summer afternoon on the Outer Banks — big clouds building over the Atlantic.

View across the dry landscape of the outer Pelorus Sound at the end of an El Niño summer, Marlborough Sounds, New Zealand.

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Shooting with Martina at Bens d'Avall/Mallorca.

16:9 frame, 8 sec, F22, 15 mm, original colours (SOOC), cokin 8ND + 8GND + tobacco.

pp Martina slightly tonal ranged, topaz denoise.

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This was taken our last night in Corolla, NC on the northern outer banks. Normally at this point in time, the sound is full of water, but a heavy southern wind kind of blew all the water back out in to the ocean. All in all, I think it added a little more to the picture.

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