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Just a quick one before I headed out for a meal last night.
Part two of this weeks little outings was just as hectic as part one. I really must remember not to try and do my makeup in the car the lighting is dire.
Last night I got home early by an hour and that gave me enough time to get a half decent look. I haven't been to happy with my look just lately its a combination of getting older and rounder in the face once again, and work being very full on as a result it takes longer for me to relax into who I am, But don't worry I am fine and not about to do anything daft like buy more dresses.
Right where was I ?
I was going to for this blouse with my jeans as modelled a few days ago but at the last moment I decided a skirt was needed. Think it works :-)
Hi guysss! After a really long *and I mean really really really long time* I'm finally uploading something! x
Having a quick snack!!
Lifonti - Dione Bodysuit - Cakeday Nov. 13th
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- Available in 6 colors
- Fatpack includes additional 5 colors
- Hourglass/Maitreya/Freya/Legacy/BBL
For this set I was inspired by
these cards on the Hero Arts blog
Stamps
Hero Arts: Starbust Lace S5317
Darkroom Door: Full Bloom Vol1 (sentiments)
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Took a break from working and did a quick photoshoot since it's been a while. So much fun! Happy Twosday everyone! (Tuesday 2-2-22)
How quick does the new Nikkor 500mm f/5.6 PF ED VR focus? I was shooting this guy head on....stopped and spun as he went by. One frame on him as he approached the runway. Kill % with this lens is 95%.
My brain has frozen up in the cold weather so just a quick pic to say hi and I hope everyone is OK. xxx
I made this a couple months ago in a day or 2 just to start dabbling with wing angles (in preparation for this and all that follows). It's nothing special, but was a fun project and I'm really happy with the inner frame in particular.
I find it fun to take apart and put back together small builds like this too.
A quick up-to-date photo of the mystery engine with the glowing fire.
This is my first model of a British locomotive that isn't modeled off of a preserved example, which I don't see done very often.
The decision to make this particular model was rather spontaneous...I hadn't made a proper locomotive model in some time, and I got tired of choosing and taking too long, and I just decided to try this one out. The goal was a regular suburban NE tank engine that made it into BR days. A pretty simple guideline. This does mean that when the model is complete, it will be decked out in a handsome BR-lined black livery.
Seeing as I'm so close to finishing the model, I thought I might as well finish it and share it. Need to work on cab detailing then the rear bunker.
More to come soon.
Quick little bird! One minute it's in the center of your camera the next its a foot away in an instance! Really liked the colours and comparison in size to the wheel in this photo. After taking i think a higher shutter speed would have benefited, aperture priority isn't the best all the time! but I still love this photo! Thanks to the little guy for staring right at me!
I am really happy with the bricks and the fit in general...now today is the scary part of adding the grout and hoping I don't wreck it! LOL
Amazon Kingfisher
Scientific name: Chloroceryle amazona (Latham, 1790)
Portuguese: Martim-pescador-verde
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