#first look photos

[karihighman]

WE HAVE MONK MOVIE NEWS PEOPLE!!!! 🔍🧼😀

https://tvline.com/news/monk-movie-release-date-2023-reboot-photos-peacock-1235057458/?fbclid=IwAR2ma_jKe_ZnfSdlBWr4DHEg8DrPwXYJEseWIZQCQ4AQ8KwZUyJAa3FQcow_aem_AcsVOROtR9oKI2o3NjbXo_6d6dnRyDOOJIhsuWO7Y6RzkL7Nl56TvgdEQXHK9JOpDB0&mibextid=Zxz2cZ

[thecrownnet]

Here’s your first look at Prince William and Kate Middleton in ‘The Crown’ The next season of "The Crown" will depict Will and Kate's college romance.

Photo [1] [2] Actor Ed McVey, as Prince William and actress Meg Bellamy, film "The Crown" at St. Andrews in March 2023.Jeff J Mitchell / Getty Images [3] The real Kate Middleton at St Andrews graduation ceremony.Michael Dunlea / AFP via Getty Images [4] Prince William arrives for his first day of school at St. Andrews University September 23, 2001 in Scotland. UK Press / Getty Images

[blackinmotionpictures]

First Look Photos For ‘The Perfect Find’

[ink-the-artist]

Video game I saw in a dream. It was in this low poly style like an older video game. You play as this character I think was meant to be a lamb, or maybe a weird mix of a lamb a mouse and a rabbit, (while not really looking like any of those things) and you’re running away from a wolf. Your objective is to last as long as possible before the wolf catches and eats you.

The house you’re running in is endless and bizarrely put together like most building interiors in dreams are (like the infinite toilet dream dimension on Reddit lol) the layout of the house is pretty detailed, you can stop and hide in places like closets or bins while the wolf looks for you, you can go up and down stairs and into rooms etc.

You never actually know where the wolf is or how close it is to you until it appears in your line of sight, it makes no noise and the game gives you no way of knowing where it is, and it’s pretty unpredictable it doesnt move at a consistent pace. When the wolf catches you there’s an animation showing it eating your character

[pangur-and-grim]

Belphagor is looking a little wall-eyed in the recent picture. Is that normal or just a bad angle? I can't help but be a little worried

he's young enough that his eyeball muscles aren't fully functional! as Belphegor ages, he should look less wonky

[turtleblogatlast]

Leo learns something about himself 🏳️‍⚧️

Based roughly on this old post.

Bonus:

[Leo is taking the fact that he was born biologically female simultaneously very well and also not so well but overall he’s mostly coping with the fact that it was Draxum that just essentially gave him the turtle equivalent of ‘The Talk’.]

[mawguai]

I want to go back and talk to you

[milimeters-morales]

okay found a picture that gave me so much. Miles or Ganke (most likely Ganke) has a skateboard (and aren’t the fairy lights cute? I like to think Miles did that)

and they got the googly-eye rice cooker, hot water boiler*, the spices(?)/sauces, the fully stocked mini-fridge, AND a record player (that’s for sure Aaron’s influence on Miles)

AND look at Ganke’s setup. It’s crazy. There’s no way Ganke985 isn’t real. How much did this shit cost.

Their whiteboard that I didn’t show is also very cool, the little “fighting godzilla” drawings under all those equations is perfect. There’s also some shelves for shoes, really love that Miles actually is a sneakerhead :3

[henreyettah]

03/10 🦊

More foxes here

[merrybrides]

7 First Look Photo Mistakes Not To Make

While more couples are bucking tradition to make weddings their own, some traditions remain popular. Taking first look photos, for example, is an ever-popular ritual that half of all couples choose to do on their wedding day. As with anything that’s once-in-a-lifetime, you’ll want to treasure your first look photos for years to come with these key tips.

These are the common mistakes couples make the most with first look photos, beginning with the blunder of not hiring a professional photographer. These pros, who’ve likely seen dozens if not hundreds of first looks, share the seven mistakes to avoid during your session.

1. Leaving Your Photographer Out Of The Loop

This is the most important rule for first look photos. Talk to your photographer about your first look vision (or, if you’re not tied to a specific vision, ask for advice). You’ll want to nail down all the logistics, like timing, positioning and any other particulars beforehand, so when the moment comes, you’re as carefree as possible, and your photographer can take the reins.

2. Not Allotting Enough Time

The last thing you want is to feel rushed on your wedding day. Doing a first look is supposed to calm your nerves and prompt happy feelings-not stress you out. Your photographer, who’s likely shot many first looks before, will be able to help figure out a timeline that works for you. Once you’ve created a comfortable schedule, stick to it. That might mean you need to wake up a little earlier to eat and get ready, but it’ll be worth it to avoid unnecessary stress. Plus, if you leave yourselves enough wiggle room, you’ll have time to make hair, makeup or wardrobe touch-ups before the ceremony starts (think: fixing your mascara after a few happy tears).

3. Bringing Your Wedding Party With You (If You’re Camera Shy) If you’re also planning to take photos with your wedding party before the ceremony, have your crew meet you a little later-especially if you think their presence will make you more nervous and uncomfortable during your first look. Take advantage of the opportunity to enjoy a special moment with your partner before celebrating with those you love.

4. Choosing A Busy Spot

Your first look  is all about the two of you, so find a secluded spot where your guests can’t see you (keep your wedding day looks a surprise for them too). Secure a location that allows you to truly enjoy each other’s company, say what you really want to say, and react completely naturally-without feeling self-conscious about onlookers.

5. Getting Camera Shy

While you’re partly doing a first look to capture the amazing emotions on camera, your main focus should be on actually experiencing those emotions and sharing a personal moment with your partner. If being hyper aware of the camera might make you clam up and keep you from fully enjoying the moment, we have a solution: Have your photographer shoot your interaction from a distance using a long lens. They’ll be able to snap those close, intimate shots without crowding your space or making you feel nervous.

6. Forgetting Tissues

Trust us on this one: You may not be a big crier, but it’s best to bring something just in case. Seeing your better half for the first time on the day of your wedding is enough to make even the most reserved person shed a tear.

7. Assuming Your First Look Has To Be Like Everyone Else’s

Your first look can be anything you want it to be. Don’t think you need to follow what you’ve seen in order to do it “right,” because there’s no right way. If you’re not sold on doing first look photos, try a compromise. Combine the trend with tradition and do a first read or first touch. You and your partner can stand just out of sight of each other, say, on either side of a partition, hold hands and read each other love notes aloud or say a pre-ceremony prayer (your photographer can snap you both simultaneously, even if you can’t see each other). You could also leave your veil or other accessories behind for the first look, then add them on for the ceremony as an extra, sweet surprise for your partner.

[computerexploder]

old blood noise endeavors sunlight dynamic reverb (art by jon carling)

[peppermint-jade]

Thinking about him again...

(the K-9 bag from the official Doctor Who Pattern book from 1984)

[myosotlsart]

I love every stage of them. I love them.

[stardryad]

All that Stevie art inspired me so I made this pic into steddie 🤲💐 (trans Stevie my beloved)

[gummi-ships]

Kingdom Hearts 3 - Radiant Garden

[pangur-and-grim]

Hope you don’t mind unsolicited kitty cat pictures of my new worm-beast! Forcibly reminding myself that randombred cats can look like anything and that this elongated fella I found living at the local zoo is not in fact an oriental-type/lemur hybrid.

I'll be honest, this is the first cat I've seen that could actually be a Balinese cross.

if you'd only shown me the first photo, I would have 100% believed that was a Balinese. the fur and body type are so specific. and then the last photo couldn't be a Balinese (because of the white spotting), but I'd still believe it was an Oriental Longhair.

it's only the second photo that made me go oh......that's not quite right.....that's not how that should look.........

so I'd say the possibilities are:

you found a cat that has coincidental similarities to a Balinese/Oriental (cool!! awesome cat! the breed had to get the traits from somewhere, makes sense!)

you found a badly bred Oriental Longhair with a wonky face (not likely, OLHs are rare and tend to have a more standardized show-type appearance)

you found a Balinese cross (cool!! awesome cat!)

in any case, they are very beautiful and I'm an admirer of their special white stripe.