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Nadelwald-Flechtenbärchen (Eilema depressa)
(c) Martina Limprecht
A hyper-realistic, low-angle portrait of a female pirate character with intense blue eyes and wind-swept dark brown hair. She wears an oversized black leather tricorn hat adorned with a blood-splattered skull-and-crossbones emblem and silver rivets. Her outfit is a stylized, open-front black corset with white ruffled trim, revealing a toned midriff and cleavage, fastened with a deep red fabric bow at the chest. A spiked choker with a padlock accent wraps her neck, complemented by large silver hoop earrings. Her pose is dominant and forward-leaning, hands resting on hips (partially visible), conveying power and confidence. Clothing features intricate details: buckled straps, metallic grommets, chain accessories, and a wide belt with a rectangular buckle. Lighting is bright and directional, highlighting skin texture and leather sheen against a stark white background. The style blends fantasy cosplay with high-fashion editorial photography—sharp focus, cinematic contrast, and detailed material rendering evoke a gritty yet glamorous aesthetic. Ideal for game concept art or digital illustration.
A view through the front window, lens pressed against the glass. Peer inside with me at all that is going on, and out to the harbor and sea beyond. The Blacksmith Shop had long been a fine dining establilshment in Rockport before it closed many years ago. I've documented its vacant, often haunted look in past posts. Now a new owner has re-opened the cafe next door as a prelude to bringing back the full scale dining room and is collaborating with a newly established nonprofit and the town to create a culinary institute and restaurant here. The development so far has been sluggish, but I suppose fundraising and planning must come first. HWW!
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