Paisajes de ensueño.
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Hair - DeLa*, Amour
Dress - :zk:, Soa Long Gown @Tres Chic
Clutch - Mowie, Harlow
Watch & Bracelets - AvaWay, Lina
Rings - Meva, Victorian bento Rings
Lipstick - Pink Fuel
Pose - FOXCITY, Breather V2-1
Location - Babylon Berlin: maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Blazing%20Star/67/172/2998
This is the first light painting I've done and it's in honor of my favorite tv show of all time - Sons of Anarchy (SOA for short).
Light painting is fun. I'm going on a light gathering spree soon and getting everyones flash lights and laser lights to do more :)
focal:18mm
F:22
exp:1s
iso:100
filtro polarizador
A nitidez non é moi boa, xa que sopraba algo de brisa.
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Corre cara eses xigantes, corre cara eses brazos que non buscan agarimos, corre cara ese castelo que conquistares e no que os séculos te agardan encadeado.
Corre contra o vento que non comparte as túas intencións, corre contra o tempo que se ri na túa faciana das túas ilusións, corre contra todos os que se interpoñen no teu sentido nese camiño dunha soa dirección.
Corre, porque este lume non coñece fronteiras, leis, avisos ou relixión. Este lume so quere espallarse nos teus dominios e se-la túa única bendición.
Corre.
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Run towards those giants, run towards those arms that are not looking for caresses, run towards that castle for you to conquest and inside which centuries are waiting to chain you.
Run against the wind that doesn't share your intentions, run against the time that laughs before your face about your illusions, run against all those that get in the way of your movement in this one way only path.
Run, because this fire knows no borders, no laws, no warnings nor religion. This fire only wants to spread in your domain and becoming your only blessing.
Run.
Sultan Omar Ali Saifuddin Mosque is a royal Islamic mosque located in Bandar Seri Begawan, the capital of the Sultanate of Brunei. The mosque is one of the most spectacular mosques in the Asia Pacific and a major landmark and tourist attraction of Brunei.
Named after Omar Ali Saifuddien III, the 28th Sultan of Brunei, the mosque as a symbol of the Islamic faith in Brunei dominates the skyline of Bandar Seri Begawan. The building was completed in 1958 and is an impressive example of modern Islamic architecture.
Source : http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sultan_Omar_Ali_Saifuddin_Mosque
TO ALL THE VIEWERS, COMMENTs MADE, FAVORITES,AWARDS AND INVITATIONS GIVEN, I WOULD LIKE TO EXPRESS MY HIGLY APPRECIATION TO ALL OF YOU
Dress : -:zk:- Soa Dresses FATPACK
Soa Dresses 2 dresses long and short
Exclusivity for TRES CHIC EVENT START FEB. 17TH
LM :http://maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Nika/152/142/21
MAINSTORE LM : maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Saint%20Denis%203/73/198/3001
Blog : lessecretsdemysterieuse.blogspot.com/2019/02/295-dress-zk...
Brunei Very Own most photograph landmark and myself have lost count of how much have I've taken shot of Sultan Omar Ali Saifuddien Mosque.
Shots taken during the outdoor photography for my client solemnization last Friday.
A servidume d'as torres
Semrpre foi ledo falar das torres: elas medran, simbólecas, riba da pecha vexetación dos pobos siñificando un ideal, unha intenceón, un esforzo, as veces tamén, unha melanconía coma o alcipreste afía e sensebiliza a saudade do xardin ullán e a trabe do castiñeiro a confianza inmorrente do bosque. A torre feudal esmorénase gardando pervicamente o artellano morto da soá esqueléteca. De lonxe, o igoal das montanas, na mañán, as torres dias eirexas saudánse espallando en circos vibradoiros as verbas apostólecas do niño de paxáros· das bateladas. Mail'os homes conqueridos de libertade pol'o traballo, creadores da quente chama do fogar comunal ergueron a torre civil do concello. Diant'ela amioleceu o fío das catro arestas· -catro espadas- da torre feudal, e parlamentou o orgulo escolásteco da eirexa (...).
Camiñando os tempos e contra toda previseón, as torres valentes que non tremaron diant'o manate nin diant'o Rei, nin diant'o Bispo, foron caindo, por artes de curiales e de lacayos, en noxenta e vergoñosa servidume. De tal xeito que non s'astreven a ollar pr'a dinidade das espaidlañas cantoras nin xiquer pr'a saudade piadosamente enmartallada d'oricelos das vellas rainas do castelo.
Ramón Otero Pedrayo, Céltiga, nº 131, 10/06/1930.
MÚSICA: Guillaume Dufay: Bon jour, bon mois
We had the great privilege of attending an engagement ceremony near Ambalavao, Madagascar. It was so interesting, we were invited into the home of the young lady to hear the speech makers, who represented each family, discuss terms. The young man's family presented 4 zebu and some cash and that was agreed upon but then some cash was passed back. I quietly chuckled thinking they had 'change' from the amount offered!! But no, the young lady's family offered back the cost of transportation home as they had travelled to the ceremony. I am a total Miss Manners so I loved this gesture. We then partook of rum (always with the rum) and beer and of all things Fanta! Everyone had one tiny sip of each to seal the deal. We then took the happy couple out for lunch. Soa was so shy she could barely look at us but we could tell how happy she was. Donne, her new fiancé was glowing and grinning from ear to ear.
This photo was taken inside the house in very poor light, but I thought she looked so beautiful I had to try. It is quite cropped too as I was sitting across the room. I love the dust in the air.
The house was a simple 4 room house, 2 up and 2 down, made from rammed earth with wooden shutters across the openings. The ground floor was earth covered in brightly woven rugs made from some kind of fibre. It was very basic but very clean. It was very luxurious in comparison to the houses we saw further south too.
Oh and engagements are different from here in that the bride goes off to live with her man after the engagement. Weddings are very expensive and just a formality as most do not bother to register their marriage.