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Well, it was a great day again!
No one was expected the russian one.. he had chosen precisely the right moment for the sunny conditions =)
The Monostor Fortress - the largest modern fortress in Central Europe - was built between 1850 and 1871. A UNESCO World Heritage Site, the neoclassical military monument is a fascinating sight with its huge walls of precisely hewn stone, the 3-4 metre thick earthen ramparts covering the defences and its network of underground passages (kazamata) several kilometres long.
Its monumental dimensions are evidenced by the following figures: The fortress covers 25 hectares, the total area including the firing ranges is 70 hectares, the floor area of the buildings is 25 680 m2 and the number of rooms is 640.
After the fortress was built, it served generations of soldiers of the Hungarian Defence Forces. Its tasks included the defence of the central fortress (North - Komárom) and the control of shipping on the Danube. It was never used in combat and served mainly as a training centre and weapons depot. During the First World War it was used as a conscription and training centre. During the Second World War, the 22nd Infantry Regiment had its headquarters at Fort Monostor, and the soldiers of the 1st and 2nd Infantry Regiments were stationed there. After the Second World War.
Between 1945 and 1990, the Red Army's Army Group South set up the largest ammunition depot in Central Europe in the fort. With their withdrawal, the military function of the fortress ended forever.
Today the fort is a popular destination with a military history exhibition, Cold War vehicles, a bread museum, a boat exhibition and numerous events.
Emerging from the waves., a diver of some sort
Question is: Which variety of Diver?
Great Northern is our guess., But they have different markings/plumage's depending on sex/age/season
Truth is we're just not expert enough to precisely nail it down
So suggestions welcome on this one....
Ein Spiegel für das, was man nicht sagt
Die Tundra zeigt nichts Überflüssiges. Und gerade deshalb zeigt sie alles. Wer dort steht, sieht plötzlich die eigenen Gedanken klarer, weil nichts da ist, das sie übertönt.
A mirror for what remains unsaid
The tundra reveals nothing superfluous. And that is precisely why it reveals everything. Standing there, you suddenly see your own thoughts more clearly, because there is nothing to drown them out.
A painter can't do this, a writer can't do this, a sculptor can't do this :-)
Brett Weston
HBW! HGGT! Hands Off Free Speech! Protect Freedom of the Press!! Resist the Despicable Authoritarian Orange Cockroach and his Cabinet of Stooges and Buffoons!
hybrid camellia, 'Spring Mist', sarah p duke gardens, duke university, durham, north carolina
... of the American sycophant and spittle licker is precisely 6.5 cm. Spittle lickers are a universal phenomenon, but in Washington DC they are congregating in huge numbers, particularly in the Government where they lick the shoe soles (and other unmentionables) of GNOTUS (Great Narcissist of the US). The world is watching with disgust. Fuji X-Pro1.
Twice a year, the sun rises precisely behind the old coaling tower at DeKalb, IL, with the windows letting the light shine through from the other side, as long as the skies are clear. This was the view on 2-29-16.
Most of us live as though there will always be more time.
More summers. More conversations. More chances to become the person we hope to be.
Then life quietly reminds us otherwise.
Not in a tragic way, but in a truthful one.
The water keeps moving. The city endures. The years pass. Generations come and go. Yet every human life remains precious precisely because it is temporary.
We spend much of our lives trying to outrun this reality. We pursue achievement, accumulate possessions, and build monuments to ourselves, hoping to leave some lasting mark. But beneath it all lies a quieter longing—not to be remembered forever, but to have our brief existence matter while we are here.
Perhaps that is why moments like this resonate.
A young woman pauses beside an ancient canal. Behind her stand stones that have witnessed centuries of human joy and sorrow. Before her lies a future she cannot yet see. Like all of us, she occupies a narrow space between memory and hope, carrying dreams that time itself cannot promise to preserve.
We are all visitors here.
Not just in Venice, but in the world itself.
And perhaps the wisest response is not to grasp for permanence, but to inhabit our borrowed hours with gratitude before they slip quietly into memory.
This flower, perhaps precisely because of its delicacy, is the symbol of weakness of both body and spirit. In popular culture, bindweed is used to indicate a person who gives up.
* The photo is of antique ruins --more precisely 300 a.c--which, according to archaeologists are partly Greek and partly Roman.
These ruins are in North-East Spain, not far from the French border.
Knowing where to look and knowing what you are looking for will not get you a glimpse of the Ghost of Cassiopeia (IC 63 for the astronomers). A "go to mount" or more precisely, a stable tripod and a motorized mount with a library of the directions to deep sky objects will get your camera or telescope trained on this eerie cluster of nebulae, 550 light years away.
That giant W hanging in the sky is the Constellation Cassiopeia, consisting of 5 bright stars. The star in the middle is named Gamma Cassiopeiae, and it is a monster--19 times more massive than our sun, 65,000 times brighter, rotating 200 times faster. Its light falls on the Ghost Nebula, several light years distant. Its UV radiation is absorbed by hydrogen gas, which gains energy and then loses it, releasing light from the red portion of the spectrum. Gamma Cassiopeia also releases blue light, which is then reflected by dust in the Ghost. So the Ghost is both an emission and a reflection nebula.
61 frames, each 300 seconds
Equipment
ZWO ASI 2600MC Duo air astrocamera,
ZWO Harmonic Mount AM5N
Photron 6 inch Ritchey Chretien telescope
ASIAIR Plus computer
Optolong -L- Quad Enhance Filter
Ipad Mini
Software: Pixinsight, Photoshop, Topaz Denoise
Defined more precisely; place specific beauty of untitled locations all over the place.
1/8 sec. hand held - IBIS holding tight
"Listening and watching of a Great Grey Owl".
I watched this Great Grey Owl as she flew silently over the meadow watching but more precisely listening for voles.
You can see how she suddenly changes her focus as she obviously heard something from a completely different direction.
Snails hopefully! This female Snail Kite was hovering for just a moment to precisely locate her next snack just below the water's surface.
Taken in Florida.
As always, thank you so much for stopping by and for leaving any comments or faves, they are very much appreciated.
This image was taken, precisely, across the street from the sleek, modern building that precedes this image in my Flickr stream.
Lübeck ist ja nun wirklich nicht die Metropole. Und dennoch ( oder grade deswegen ) gibt es dort eine so grosse Fülle an charmanten Motiven. Lübeck ist immer wieder eine Fahrt wert..... Nicht weg... sondern hin...:-))
Lübeck is certainly not a metropolis. And yet (or perhaps precisely because of that) there is such a wealth of charming motifs there. Lübeck is always worth a trip... Not away... but towards...:-))
Spiegelung von Pinnwandnadeln auf einer Festplatte. Die Oberfläche von Festplatten eignet sich ganz hervorragend für Spiegelungen, da sie besonders präzise verarbeitet sind.
Mirroring pinboard pins on a hard drive. The surface of hard disks is ideally suited for mirroring, as they are processed particularly precisely.
Kingfishers are impressive hunters: perched on a branch, they keep a close watch on the water and dive in at lightning speed - reaching up to 40 km/h - to catch small fish. Thanks to their exceptional eyesight, they can precisely spot their prey even beneath the water's surface.
Eisvögel sind beeindruckende Jäger: Von einem Ast aus beobachten sie aufmerksam das Wasser und stürzen sich blitzschnell mit bis zu 40 km/h hinein, um kleine Fische zu fangen. Dank ihres hervorragenden Sehvermögens können sie ihre Beute sogar unter der Wasseroberfläche präzise erkennen.
It seems like whenever it's an overcast and rainy day, that's precisely when a bird is going to show-up that I've been wanting to photograph. My first Scarlet Tanager.
The term Vucciria is a dialectal corruption of the French word boucherie, which means butcher's shop. It is in fact in this market, precisely the "Vucciria", that, at the time of the Angevins, the slaughter of animals took place. Later it also became a fish and fruit market.
Today, unfortunately, the Vucciria is languishing a lot and in the little square that you see in this shot the only ones left are the street food vendors (meat, offal and all sorts of things are roasted on the grill and served to tourists).
The old market, however, comes alive at night for the movida and welcomes all sorts of young people looking for a beer and something to eat.
Honestly, I don't think it's a very popular place at night, with so many "hot heads" ready to steal and fight.
A striped brush.
More precisely, it's a sonic toothbrush replaceable head, whose stripes race side-to-side at roughly 250 hertz, or 15,000 oscillations per minute, to do its plaque-busting task. (For comparison, the electricity from your outlet alternates at 50 or 60 Hz, depending on your country.)
The stripes are not all show and no go. The dye in the dark blue pair of bristles fade with use, giving a visual indication the brush head needs replacing.
Me as Good in the white leather coat on the right.
After I cut his the throat, he is hung up as a gift to the gods.
From november, filming viking 872. Bronseplassen, Norway.
Goder is described in the sagas as the religious and political leader or chief of his district who was called godord (goðorð). In Iceland, every ninth farmer had a duty to accompany his property to the Althing if the estate demanded it, and whoever escaped had to pay the courtier's costs. At the parliament, the most important men met for a discussion and the parliament was the most important hub in Norse society. In addition to court proceedings and judging between right and wrong, the youth held competitions in sports and beer parties were held for friends and relatives, news was told and connections were made and alliances formed. Poets and storytellers contributed to the entertainment.
Goden was the chief of his district and those under him were his courtiers. The relationship between them was free. The magistrate promised good support and he in turn guaranteed his magistrates protection. If they did not agree, the magistrate could choose another good one. The area of goods, good words, was thus not precisely delimited. The good words were hereditary, but could also be sold.
Photo Dejan Dukic.
The Monostor Fortress - the largest modern fortress in Central Europe - was built between 1850 and 1871. A UNESCO World Heritage Site, the neoclassical military monument is a fascinating sight with its huge walls of precisely hewn stone, the 3-4 metre thick earthen ramparts covering the defences and its network of underground passages (kazamata) several kilometres long.
Its monumental dimensions are evidenced by the following figures: The fortress covers 25 hectares, the total area including the firing ranges is 70 hectares, the floor area of the buildings is 25 680 m2 and the number of rooms is 640.
After the fortress was built, it served generations of soldiers of the Hungarian Defence Forces. Its tasks included the defence of the central fortress (North - Komárom) and the control of shipping on the Danube. It was never used in combat and served mainly as a training centre and weapons depot. During the First World War it was used as a conscription and training centre. During the Second World War, the 22nd Infantry Regiment had its headquarters at Fort Monostor, and the soldiers of the 1st and 2nd Infantry Regiments were stationed there. After the Second World War.
Between 1945 and 1990, the Red Army's Army Group South set up the largest ammunition depot in Central Europe in the fort. With their withdrawal, the military function of the fortress ended forever.
Today the fort is a popular destination with a military history exhibition, Cold War vehicles, a bread museum, a boat exhibition and numerous events.
The Monostor Fortress - the largest modern fortress in Central Europe - was built between 1850 and 1871. A UNESCO World Heritage Site, the neoclassical military monument is a fascinating sight with its huge walls of precisely hewn stone, the 3-4 metre thick earthen ramparts covering the defences and its network of underground passages (kazamata) several kilometres long.
Its monumental dimensions are evidenced by the following figures: The fortress covers 25 hectares, the total area including the firing ranges is 70 hectares, the floor area of the buildings is 25 680 m2 and the number of rooms is 640.
After the fortress was built, it served generations of soldiers of the Hungarian Defence Forces. Its tasks included the defence of the central fortress (North - Komárom) and the control of shipping on the Danube. It was never used in combat and served mainly as a training centre and weapons depot. During the First World War it was used as a conscription and training centre. During the Second World War, the 22nd Infantry Regiment had its headquarters at Fort Monostor, and the soldiers of the 1st and 2nd Infantry Regiments were stationed there. After the Second World War.
Between 1945 and 1990, the Red Army's Army Group South set up the largest ammunition depot in Central Europe in the fort. With their withdrawal, the military function of the fortress ended forever.
Today the fort is a popular destination with a military history exhibition, Cold War vehicles, a bread museum, a boat exhibition and numerous events.
Sapere aude is a Latin phrase meaning "dare to be wise", or more precisely "dare to know"...
...so never stop to think...;-)
many thanks to andrea for helping me realize my visions...
she´s a brilliant photographer - don´t miss her stream...
This is about belonging. Or, more precisely, about where you think you are belonging. It's not the open skies above all and everyone without distinction. Is it these little garages? Closer. It's the flag that gives it away. We are English. English spoken here. Our two surviving pubs are still in English hands. Our imagined community is an English one. However, the community we actually live in has grown beyond that. The doctors in our local surgery are from India, Pakistan, Europe. Our pharmacy is run by African and Asian pharmacists. Our two shops are run by Asians, the two restaurants as well and when you call a taxi it would have an Asian driver. The fish and chips shop is Turkish and the delivery drivers would come from Africa and various countries of the Near East, the Indian subcontinent and Eastern Europe. At the petrol station you would be served by people with an Asian background. All the hospitals in our vicinity have international staff. I could continue. I have nothing against Englishness. I am grateful to England, as it were, for having given me a second chance to live my life and I have always regarded it as 'grace' that the city of Birmingham, so much destroyed by the bombing raids of the Nazis, supplied me, someone from Hamburg, a city almost flattened by the allied bombing raids, with an opportunity to heal the damage of the past. All I am saying is that the current phenomenon of flag-waving is in considerable tension with the realities on the ground and that the real battleground is not imagined identity but the profound inequality in terms of having access to the good life. Fuji X100F.
Morning on a beach near Hua Hin in Thailand. Or more precisely, a small village just south of it.
The local fishing fleet is getting ready to begin their work for the day.
To witness something like this, you have to get up very early, because that's exactly what the hardworking fishermen do. When I arrived, it was before sunrise. And I wasn't the first one there.
Morgens an einem Strand bei Hua Hin in Thailand. Oder genauer gesagt einem kleinen Dorf südlich davon.
Die örtliche Fischereiflotte macht sich gerade bereit, ihrem Tagwerk nachzugehen.
Um so etwas mitzuerleben, muss man schon sehr früh aufstehen, denn das tun die fleißigen Fischer auch. Als ich hier ankam, war das noch vor Sonnenaufgang. Und da war ich nicht der Erste.
It's a really spacial border, especially nowadays...
The Polish-Russian border on the Vistula Spit (or more precisely - between Poland and the Kaliningrad Oblast) is one of the most unusual in Europe. The external border of the European Union and NATO runs here, and the dividing line is marked by a narrow, spit. After the Second World War, this narrow strip of land between the Baltic Sea and the Vistula Lagoon was divided between Poland and the USSR. There is a mesh fence across the beach and several meters into the water. Behind it, the exclusion zone begins and about 250 meters away is the border of the two countries. The border cannot be crossed here, but its surroundings are a beautiful place for a walk.
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Płot graniczny na Mierzei Wiślanej. Specyficzne miejsce, zwłaszcza w dzisiejszych czasach...
Granica polsko-rosyjska na Mierzei Wiślanej (a dokładnie miedzy polską a Obwodem Kaliningradzkim) jest jedną z najbardziej niezwykłych w całej Europie. Przebiega tu zewnętrzna granica Unii Europejskiej oraz NATO, a linia podziału wyznaczona została przez wąską, niezamieszkałą w tym miejscu mierzeję. Ten wąski pas lądu oblewany przez Morze Bałtyckie oraz wody Zalewu Wiślanego po II wojnie światowej został podzielony miedzy Polskę a ZSRR. W poprzek plaży oraz kilkanaście metrów wgłąb wody stoi siatka. Za nią rozpoczyna się strefa zamknięta i około 250 metrów dalej jest granica obu państw. Granicy nie można tu przekraczać, jednak jej okolice to piękne miejsce na spacer.
The Mausoleum of Theodoric, in Ravenna, is the most famous funerary construction of the Ostrogoths. We do not know precisely when and by whom it was built, that is to say if its realization was provided by theodoric the Great himself still alive (therefore before 526), or if his daughter Amalasunta provided for it close to the death of his father.
The mausoleum is included, since 1996, in the list of Italian world heritage sites by UNESCO, within the serial site "Early Christian Monuments of Ravenna".
Il Mausoleo di Teodorico, a Ravenna, è la più celebre costruzione funeraria degli Ostrogoti. Non sappiamo con precisione quando e da chi fu costruito, vale a dire se alla sua realizzazione provvedesse lo stesso Teodorico il Grande ancora in vita (pertanto prima del 526), o se vi provvedesse la figlia Amalasunta a ridosso della morte del padre.
Il mausoleo è inserito, dal 1996, nella lista dei siti italiani patrimonio dell'umanità dall'UNESCO, all'interno del sito seriale "Monumenti paleocristiani di Ravenna".
This monochrome image shows a landscape at the Hungry Horse Reservoir in Montana. The foreground of the composition is framed by the silhouettes of tall, bare pine trees, with an Osprey sitting atop a large nest. A small island, covered in thick pine trees, is situated in the reservoir, and in the background, rugged mountains can be seen in the Flathead National Forest. More precisely, these mountains are in the Flathead Range, which is a part of the Northern Rocky Mountains.
Developed with Darktable 4.8.0.
Conversion: Color calibration= gray, Input R = +1.0
Done in the almost pitch dark, by using long exposure, remote switch on camera and torchlight - more precisely waving a torch around and about and up and down until enough seconds seemed ok! (11 secs here). Good fun.
solvang has many different personalities. preserved for ages. it's a city that I would love going back to over and over. there's not much going on and precisely the reason why most people go there.
Honestly if you were a bird wouldn’t you prefer to bath in this birdbath over a puddle? Well of course you would and precisely why we supply such a venue, lol. We have no fewer than four on the property. One of my weekly chores in my retirement is yard maintenance is looking after our many and varied feathered friends. Thanks for viewing my photos. Gratitude and Kindness can smooth out the rough edges in life.
► ▓░█ ALTHOUGH THERE'S still five to six minutes left until the astronomical sunset, ideal horizon lies here behind the dykes and other relief blocking the view. So it appears that this is precisely the sunset. –Note in the distance the usual euphoric bird play around this time (or sunrise) with the setting Sun as backstage.
֎⃣ E-M1 gen.1 with OM 12-45mm f4 pro at 42mm handheld with side support of a pole. Overexposed for ⅔ of a stop. AWB, aperture priority f4.0 resulting in 1/1000 and ISO 200. Developed from raw and edited in Affinity Photo 2.4 -I am rather unhappy with the colors I got... the Affinity's Haze Removal filter is indispensable for bringing up the distant detail but shifts the blue colour of the sky into an ordinary midday tint which comes rather unnatural over.
~SHORTCUTS~ ...→Press [F11] and [L] key to engage Full Screen (Light box) mode with black background ↔ Press the same key or [Esc] to return... →Press [F] to "Like" (Fave)... →Press [C] to comment... →Press [A] to put into a gallery.
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What's in a name?, one might well ask. Anyone visiting Butterfly Houses anywhere will likely encounter beautiful Zebra Heliconian or Zebra Longwing. Those who look at Latin names might be surprised: there's a prevalent spelling of 'Heliconius charitonia' which is quite wrong, missing out an 'h'. The 'official' name is: Heliconius charithonia. If you're interested, look at the learned taxonomical article by Andrew V.Z. Brower in the Journal of the Lepidopterists' Society , 1994. In two closely printed pages all the pros and cons of this name-giving are precisely and astutely treated. It's a good read, too!
In the photo are three of them savoring a Bidens, a Beggartick. Here again a matter of naming. The sign tells us that this is Bidens biternata (Lour.) Merr. & Sherff, and that it hails from China. If this is the case, it's the same plant that João de Loureiro (1717-1791) (cf: www.flickr.com/photos/87453322@N00/25180121449/in/photoli...) described (1790) as Coreopsis biternata. But I don't think the Bidens in the photo is this one. Loureiro's plant has yellow asterlike flowers, and these are white. Perhaps the Hortus has seeded 'Biternata' here and these Longwings and I alit on white before they've flowered...
Tiny crustaceans dye S'Albufera a pretty pink hue.
According to the Balearics Environmental Agency, this is caused by the presence of 'artemia' or 'brine shrimp', a small Mediterranean crustacean that has proliferated thanks to the high saline content of the water and its rise in temperature. But this is not at all bad news, artemia is the preferred food of many of the birds that live in the wetlands especially flamingos who are pink precisely because they feed off these tiny water animals.
S'Albufera, Majorca
Ein Spiegel für das, was man nicht sagt
Die Tundra zeigt nichts Überflüssiges. Und gerade deshalb zeigt sie alles. Wer dort steht, sieht plötzlich die eigenen Gedanken klarer, weil nichts da ist, das sie übertönt.
A mirror for what remains unsaid
The tundra reveals nothing superfluous. And that is precisely why it reveals everything. Standing there, you suddenly see your own thoughts more clearly, because there is nothing to drown them out.
A few months ago, I had a lull in the creativity department. Sometimes, just getting out to shoot something---anything, will reignite the flame. I decided to try something new. I went for a drive, stopping every mile (precisely) and photographing whatever was before me. This was mile 1. I drove 8 miles and got 7 pictures. (I was prevented from the 8th mile picture due to lack of stopping places on the road, lol.)
© Dee Torza 2016
All rights reserved. Please respect my copyright and do not copy, modify or download this image to blogs or other websites without obtaining my explicit written permission.
We arrived at St. Giles Cathedral in Edinburgh precisely at the time they were setting up gear and additional seats for an advent concert which unfortunately we had no time to witness. Loved the interior of this Cathedral and especially the sculpture of John Knox, the Scottish Reformator, which stands modestly in one corner on the right hand side.
In God, Truth is one, but finite creatures know Truth as truths, and when scattered across the page the plurality of truths may seem to contradict each other. Antinomy is precisely going past this experience of contradictoriness to arrive at unity. “Antinomicalness does not say, ‘Either the one or the other is not true.’ It also does not say, ‘Neither the one nor the other is true.’ It only says, ‘Both the one and the other are true, but each in its own way. Reconciliation and unity are higher than rationality.’”
-DAVID W. FAGERBERG, LITURGY OUTSIDE LITURGY The Liturgical Theology of Fr. Alexander Schmemann
Tralasciando subito la descrizione del luogo (fantastico non esprime tutta la sua bellezza) che potete ammirare dalla foto, mi concentrerei direttamente sulla novità pricipale che balza subito all'occhio... ovvero l'uso del filtro ND. Per la precisione si tratta di un ND1000 della NiSi... era da tantissimo tempo che "bramavo" per averne uno e finalmente è arrivato.
Penso che d'ora in avanti la mia produzione paesaggistica possa aver fatto un bel passo avanti.
Per concludere il lago è quello di Erdemolo (2006 mt s.l.m.) nel Lagorai Occidentale, più precisamente nella Val dei Mocheni.
Leaving immediately the description of the place (fantastic doesn't express all its beauty) that you can admire from the picture, I would focus directly on the main novelty that springs immediately to the eye... the use of the ND filter. Precisely this is a NiSi ND1000... it was a long time that I craved to have one and finally it arrived.
I think that from now on my landscape production may have taken a big step forward.
To conclude the lake is Lake Erdemolo (2006 mt s.l.m.) in the Western Lagorai, more precisely in the Val dei Mocheni.
© Alessio Bertolone 2018 | All rights reserved
Bagley Lakes, Table Mountain, and its eponymous glacier at precisely this time last year. This area gets some of the most snow of any place on earth, with the ski area just downhill from this spot holding the world record for one season – 1,140 inches (95.0 ft; 29.0 m), recorded during the 1998–99 season – as well as the unofficially highest average annual snowfall of any resort in the world, with 641 inches (53.4 ft; 16.3 m). The seven-mile hike I took on this day (with my canine sidekick Bailey) never went much above 5,300 feet of elevation, but it was still pretty grueling, and involved some significant stretches of snow on the trail, even at the end of August.
Handheld long exposure. More precisely, multiple regular exposures blended to give the effect of long exposure. I’ve found this still requires a fairly steady hand though or you can end up with blurred or heavily cropped pictures.
The warmth of the sun still lingers on her skin as she walks barefoot along the path.
One last glance back at the water, a quiet smile – it is precisely these moments that linger.
She’s returning from sunbathing, her thoughts light, her head clear. In one hand her sandals, in the other her bag – and on her back, her new radio bag from Royal Bags.
Unobtrusive, yet somehow exactly the detail that completes the moment.
Music plays softly, barely audible to others, but just right for her.
A personal soundtrack for this little stroll between sunshine and everyday life.
It’s not a grand statement – more that quiet feeling of ‘everything’s just right right now’.
And perhaps that’s exactly what makes this rucksack so special:
It accompanies her without imposing itself… and turns a simple walk home into a little summer moment.
Many thanks to Remy for this lovely gift :)
The bag is available for men and women in six different colours.
You can find the Royal Bags shop here:
maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Nautilus%20-%20Melqart/156...
The rain fell gently from the sky, as if it were falling just for her.
Under the pink umbrella, the world seemed a little brighter, and every drop sounded like a quiet promise.
She danced lightly through the puddles, her heart full of warmth, as if the rain itself were in love.
Because sometimes it is precisely these moments – wet, sparkling and full of emotion – when happiness quietly says ‘hello’.