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✨️Fishy Pronoun Pins 2✨️

Coming this Friday, my collection of fish Pronouns pins has expanded! (With a restock of Manta Ray They)

So excited to round out the group, which one is your favorite? 🐠

(Begin ID: On a blue Marque board are 9 wooden pins with different sea animals on them. She/Her Oarfish, He/Him Sunfish, They/Them Manta Ray, Xe/Xem Sailfish, She/Her Leafy Seadragon, He/They Ribbon Eel, It/Its cuttlefish, No Pronouns Blue Spotted Stingray, and No Pronouns Moonfish. End ID.)

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Bacchante by Frederic Leighton (1892)

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The Faithful Servant. John Sargent Noble (1848-1896)

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‘The Loot of the Rainbow’ Tattler Magazine, 1928 Illustration by Arthur Ferrier

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'A Garden gate in Chuguchak'. Vasily Vereshchagin. 1869-1870.

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Two Rabbits, from the series Hokusai Shashin Gafu by Katsushika Hokusai (1814)

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Circe by Wright Baker (1889)

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“woman in bed”, 1910

Jakub Schikaneder

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Winter’s Night with Cabins   -  Svend Rasmussen Svendsen, 1910.

Norwegian - American , 1864-1945

Oil on canvas,  22,5 x 28,12 in     57,2 x 71,4 cm.

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Stretch

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Enoch Duncan

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Mountain Hare ~ Nick Hurst

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“Siren Series” by Bella Kotak / FB

I love all that’s otherworldly and fantasy. Ever since I was a child I’ve escaped into the worlds hidden between the pages of books and now when given reign to express myself I find myself recreating those same worlds that I used to lose myself in. Tales of strong, independent women, creatures from another time, and the promise of adventure. Like an unfolding story, with each picture I try to evolve and push myself along unfamiliar paths.

Creating pictures like this remind me just how much I love photography. We created a moment where I had a real life siren in front of me… it was so strange and bizarre… and magical. I want to capture images like this and live in these magic lands forever. I shot this with a Phase One camera that the company kindly loaned to Pratik and I. Here are the details for the kit I used - 645DF+ body, IQ250 back, lens 80mm f2.8

Credits : Model is Jessica Dru Dress by Creature of Habit Headpiece by Miss G Designs Shell mantle by Fortunate Nora

Assistants - Vanessa (Creature of Habit) and my dear Pratik (Solstice Retouch) Skin retouching - Solstice Retouch

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