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Victoria May
05.26.2008 Camera: Canon EOS 5D Exposure: 1/200 sec Aperture: f/7.1 Focal Length: 85 mm ISO Speed: 50.
Love in Hands
reminds me of those myspace backrounds. with the couples. taken by accident. Models: Amanda and Steve.
PA132966
i found a blue background that reminds me of the school pictures we got as kids once a year.
Holding Hands Edit
I decided to make this one different with a little editing. I like it..
Craig Ross Tattoo
Model: Craig Ross Location: Studio Camera: Nikon D3 Lens: 18-35mm James Kelly Photography These are my second attempt. Slightly lighter than the photographs from before. Let me know what you think Copyright © James Kelly 2009. All rights reserved. No usage authorized without written permission.
Craig Ross Tattoo
Model: Craig Ross Location: Studio Camera: Nikon D3 Lens: 18-35mm James Kelly Photography These are my second attempt. Slightly lighter than the photographs from before. Let me know what you think Copyright © James Kelly 2009. All rights reserved. No usage authorized without written permission.
Craig Ross Tattoo
Model: Craig Ross Location: Studio Camera: Nikon D3 Lens: 18-35mm James Kelly Photography These are my second attempt. Slightly lighter than the photographs from before. Let me know what you think Copyright © James Kelly 2009. All rights reserved. No usage authorized without written permission.
Craig Ross Tattoo
Model: Craig Ross Location: Studio Camera: Nikon D3 Lens: 18-35mm James Kelly Photography These are my second attempt. Slightly lighter than the photographs from before. Let me know what you think Copyright © James Kelly 2009. All rights reserved. No usage authorized without written permission.
Craig Ross Tattoo
Model: Craig Ross Location: Studio Camera: Nikon D3 Lens: 18-35mm James Kelly Photography These are my second attempt. Slightly lighter than the photographs from before. Let me know what you think Copyright © James Kelly 2009. All rights reserved. No usage authorized without written permission.
Fire Breathing Mythical Dragon
Created with the wonderful picture of a Dragon by Wili Hybird, along with the great texture of fire Agni- The Fire God- Free Texture by Eddi 07. Like most mythological creatures, dragons are perceived in different ways by different cultures. Dragons are sometimes said to breathe and spit fire or poison, and ice. They are commonly portrayed as serpentine or reptilian, hatching from eggs and possessing typically feathered or scaly bodies. They are sometimes portrayed as having large yellow or red eyes, a feature that is the origin of the word for dragon in many cultures. They are sometimes portrayed with a row of dorsal spines, keeled scales, or leathery bat-like wings. Winged dragons are usually portrayed only in European dragons while Oriental versions of the dragon resemble large snakes. Dragons can have a variable number of legs: none, two, four, or more when it comes to early European.
365 Day Challenge - Day 362 28/07/09
So I had my ultrasound(s) today. I have to admit, after not getting off to the best start today and being in a FOUL mood, I actually quite enjoyed it :) - apart from getting blue gel all over myself! Well, she couldn't see anything first time round so I had to drink loadsa water and then got told she still couldn't see anything!!! So after wanting to DIE from needing the bathroom so bad I finally got home to a noisy loadsa bastards changing the windows in the building! I sooo could have gone to sleep on the table though :) Blacked-out windows with a chink of light coming through = niiiiice!! Especially after I got no sleep what-so-ever last night :( Been doing college work today as well :O I think there's summit wrong with me ;).
It's pretty when you hide beauty
Bushidō es un término que proviene del idioma japonés, que se puede traducir como “el camino del guerrero”. Se trata de un estricto código de ética y conducta que regía a la casta Samurai en el antiguo Japón del Shogunato. Se basa en un conjunto de principios que deben regir la vida del guerrero; los cuales no se encuentran codificados en texto o manual alguno, pues poseen un carácter consuetudinario. Los principios del código pueden ser resumidos en las denominadas “siete virtudes” cardinales que debe poseer todo Samurai. Occidente ve con romanticismo esta filosofía así como lo hace con muchas otras nacidas en oriente (el budismo bajo muchas de sus formas y escuelas). No obstante, muchos maestros de hoy ven el bushido actual como una forma evolucionada de su original propósito guerrero; el maestro Morihei Ueshiba, también conocido como O'Sensei divulgó un nu.
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Lower back tattoos have become more and more accepted throughout recent years. Want to have one too?
Last modified on 2009-07-28 14:37:46