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“A Tennyson garden, heavy with scent, languid;
the return of the word swoon.”
― Margaret Atwood
Happy Birthday to my BBFF,
the Macro Queen Shelby!!!!!!!!!!
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Him~
Tattoo by: [ATI] - Xander @ MOM Event
Outfit by: FashionNatic - Brooks Outfit [FatPack] @ InWorld Loc/MP
Pose by: Secret Poses - Ethan Bento Set [Fatpack] @ MOM Event
Her~
Tattoo by: [ATI] - Sabrina @ InWorld Loc.
Outfit by: FashionNatic - Larcy Set [Fatpack All] @ InWorld Loc/MP
Pose by: Secret Poses - Mia Bento Set [Fatpack] @ Shiny Shabby
Dogs by: [Rezz Rooom] - American Bully Adult ~Animesh @ InWorld Loc.
~More info/photos on blog
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Blog:https://myslphotocreations.blogspot.com/2020/08/837.html
I loved the flow of this tree as it appeared to swoon next to its partner, part of a dance or a overcome by a lovers embrace. Taken at Brush Hill, Princes Risborough.
This is different to the photo of the tulip I uploaded yesterday although it appears to be the same variety.
This - very surprisingly - is a tulip. What an abundance of petals! And so gorgeously pink! It's quite the stunner. I found it a couple of hours ago while walking towards the supermarket on a patch of ground full of different types of tulips. This one was softly screaming to me to take a photograph so, to be polite, I obliged. :-)
"The dizzy dancing way you feel,
As every fairy tale comes real"
--Joni Mitchell, Both Sides Now
Happy Mono Monday!
Canna Lily, Canna sp.,
26 July 2022; 00:20 UTC; Acros+ 295;39;5
De son vrai nom Caledonia Curry, l’artiste SWOON est passée maître dans l’art du collage en milieu urbain.
Cette oeuvre s’appelle « Thalassa », en référence à la divinité primordiale grecque qui incarne la Mer. La Thalassa de SWOON est inspirée par une personne réelle, Naima Penniman, qui a entrepris avec un groupe qu’elle a fondé (Ayiti Resurrect) de venir en aide aux haïtiens après la catastrophe de 2010.
Exposition "We are here" au Petit Palais
Une exploration de l'art urbain. Jusqu'au 17 novembre
A week ago I took this photo on a short detour homeward bound, I only planned to be out for an hour or so as I had a long 5 hour drive ahead of me. I had an idea of what I wanted from a good bit of online research the week before but after I parked and started walking instinct took over and I headed in the opposite direction. I’m so glad I did because than hour turned into the best 2 hours of my 4 day trip. These two trees and another before them were my decision makers, having spotted them a good 3/4 mile in the distant. They were situated on the wrong side of the river as the track, so a tough trudge through undulating tussocky marshy grassland ensued. I enjoy that preparation for a photography as I rarely have endearment for road side photography, the more effort I put in getting a image the more I treasure the photograph. This shows how personal photography to me as the viewer has no knowledge of that effort it took to capture a photograph. I know this image had a story to tell but I was struggling to find it until Carla looked over my should and said “It looks like he is proposing”, now I can’t think of another story if I tried. The proposal is greeted with a surprised swoon, does that fit the picture.
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