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Well I’m darned if I know what that means…maybe they appear on a bank statement? Who knows?
Anyways, this is my GLW with her feet up at our local watering hole after a couple of Asahi beers.
This Tee Shirt from~The Bold Llama company~ makes a bold statement and just says it all don't you think?
2020 has been a terrible year for us all where- ever you live in the world.
Our only hope is that things get better for 2021..
This Tee can be found in ~The Jerky Turkey Hunt~
Wearing:
Bold Llama No Thanks Tee
eXxEsS Hair Gin
Backdrop Central Fall pose
Catwa Catya
Ikon Sovereign Eyes Field
Maitreya Body Tweaked by me
here is your LM to the Store
Random find. That's some serious statement right there. Suitably next to a discarded Lime scooter I'm choosing to ignore. Vague, oblique metaphors and such.
I have questions for whoever is responsible for this.
Not quite sure why I thought this was worth sharing. Maybe because someone decided it was worth defacing a building with, and I in turn am defacing your timeline. Or maybe because it made me snort, which lodged my chewing gum down the wrong pipe - how eventful- and I'm trying to feel better by making someone else snort. Or maybe because I'm destined to become one of those people who share memes because "This shit made me laugh, so I'll inflict it on the lot of you. You're welcome." Which makes this a pre-meme.
What can I say. I'm profound like that.
Yellow is a happy color and even more so with flowers. This is a “Cheerful Yellow Statement” as you can see. Flowers convey happiness wham we receive them. Gardens are full of color for sure. Yellow Flowers stand out so much they’re in a class of their. Thanks for viewing my photos.
impressions @ disaster area
Every war is the senseless destruction of lives
in the interests of the arms industry and a few deranged fanatics!
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- This house once collapsed early in the morning.
- For no apparent reason.
- All the occupants were unharmed.
The gatehouse to Markyate Cell, a 16th century mansion. The gatehouse itself is a 19th century building and its Tudor style just an architectural quotation. Leica M8, Elmar (collapsible) 4/90.
Another image taken during a recent sunrise outing to Chalky Beach, NSW; Australia a couple of weeks ago.
I couldn't resist the rockpool here - I thought it made a nice foreground statement and complimented the sunrise scene - hope you agree!!
Have an awesome day and weekend - thanks again for any comments, viewings or favorites - always very much appreciated!!!
some houses in the streets of the market town of Midhurst are actually part of the Cowdray Estate and they all have windows in egg-yolk yellow
for Window Wednesdays
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Frank Lloyd Wright, Architect, Marin County Civic Center
San Rafael, Northern California, USA
w/ a touch of Cherokee Red (Wright's signature color).
she was coming out of a shop, and i asked if i could take her picture... she didn't even wince, as if it was the most natural thing in the world...
Artist’s Statement:
This work captures a fleeting moment of raw elemental power—a sunrise over Aberdeen Harbour, where the industrial and the sublime converge in a spectacle of light and tension. The composition is dominated by an explosion of fiery hues—reds, oranges, and yellows radiate outward in an almost violent assertion of the sun’s presence, illuminating the busy quayside below. The vessels, symbols of the relentless oil industry, lie in wait, their steel hulls absorbing the dawn’s energy as they prepare for the day’s labours.
The brushstrokes, bold and urgent, mirror the artist’s race against time, a desperate attempt to seize the transient brilliance before it dissolves into the measured rhythm of daylight. The radiating strokes do not merely depict light; they convey a restless energy, an anxious turbulence that underlies the moment—the sun’s primal force meeting human industry in a delicate, uneasy balance. This is not a peaceful dawn, but a confrontation between natural grandeur and human enterprise, a moment both beautiful and unsettling in its intensity.
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ANIMOSITY POSES
F-205 Female Pose Pack @ The Mainstore
Pack of 5 Female Poses with mirror options
CAPRICE
Glamour Sunglasses @ The Statement Arena
Beautifully stylish with a huge choice of details in the Texture HUD, to create your own style.
Pack includes a decor set with case.
MADAME NOIR
Iris Dress @ Tres Chic
Fatpack Texture HUD & Materials enabled.
Sizes: LaraX, Legacy, Reborn & Waifu
Iris Collar @ Tres Chic
Fatpack Texture HUD & Materials enabled.
Sizes: LaraX, Legacy, Reborn.
Corbero Boots @ Dubia
Leather thigh high Boots with Lace Trim
Fatpack Texture HUD & Materials enabled.
Sizes: LaraX, Legacy & Reborn
Rachel wears: Reborn Body with Waifu Boobs, Lelutka Avalon Head, Body skin by Velour, Head Skin by WOW, Hair by (NO), Earrings by Promagic, Tattoo by Anxious Angel, Lipstick by Velour
Apparel .. Fashion statement bound to grab ones attention .
Cropped
Cooly Rocks On
Coolangatta
Gold Coast
mixing modern and traditional, this little girl was striking a pose while her mom window shopped...
:-)
Dubai
Photo By: Cate Infinity
Title: Where The Wild Waits
Artist Statement By: Cate Infinity
"Where the Wild Waits" is a series born from observation and erosion - from the quiet way nature overtakes the structures we leave behind. It is a visual exploration of transition spaces: forgotten fences, leaning gates, overgrown fields, and shallow woods where light and decay live side by side. These are not abandoned places. They are transformed.
Inspired by farm life and rural edge lands, I seek out scenes where the human hand has retreated just enough for the wild to enter. I work primarily with layered photography and digital textures, often shooting through moisture - covered glass or distressed lenses. Each piece begins as a straightforward photograph but evolves into a composite of moods, memories, and natural detail.
The process is intuitive, built on slowness and patience. I let each scene tell me what it’s becoming - not just what it was. I pay close attention to contrast and subtle tension: rust against green, thorns and moss, barbed wire silhouetted by soft fog. What’s sharp in one moment blurs in another.
This work is not nostalgic. It’s reverent. It honors both the human impulse to shape the land and the land’s deeper rhythm to reclaim, reseed, and rewild. These images invite the viewer to linger where structure fades - not to mourn what’s lost, but to witness what takes its place when we stop trying to control the view.
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