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AMATEUR FLESH: ALISS

I don't know if I would be a good couple with Aliss, nor I know if we would be compatible, but I would not mind discovering the answers to those questions. What do I have to lose? If I see that things are not working out so well, I'll just get dressed and go back home. Problem solved.



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BAD DECISIONS THAT END UP TURNING INTO GOOD IDEAS

Maybe riding a mechanical bull with such a short skirt isn't the best idea, but there's always someone who benefits from every bad decision.



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Hey, what are you guys doing? Do you mind if we join you? We're too crowded in our room.

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INSTAGRAM OF THE DAY: NOA MAUREEN

𝑁𝑜𝑎 𝑀𝑎𝑢𝑟𝑒𝑒𝑛
⧽Netherlands



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Do you think it could be true, or is it another poor attempt to make a viral video?

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ED ROSS AND WET PLATE COLLODION

Wet plate collodion is an ancient photographic process developed in the 1850s that allowed the creation of images on glass plates. It involves sensitizing a glass plate with a solution of silver nitrate and collodion (a viscous substance), then exposing it while still wet and immediately developing it thereafter. This produced unique images with a high level of detail and sharpness. The process was popular in the 19th century and was used in fields such as portrait and documentary photography. Although it was replaced by more practical and convenient methods, wet plate collodion is still appreciated for its vintage aesthetic and artisanal process.

One of those who wanted to revive this ancient technique was the late lawyer and photographer Ed Ross. This gentleman was one of those who believed that any past time was better and, instead of being swayed by technology, he focused on this developing process, obtaining photographs as attractive as those you'll see below.
Portraits with a completely vintage look and so intriguing that I'm surprised Instagram hasn't included it among its filters.



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When you aim for excellence and won't settle for less.

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THE INSTAGRAM OF THE DAY: GABRIELA MOURA

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los angeles 🦋



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Let's see how you explain this now.

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AMATEUR FLESH: AMELI

Ameli describes herself as a romantic girl with dirty thoughts. We all have a bit of Ameli in us



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