Luna's Galaxy

Hi I'm Luna I'm part of the pokemon role-playing community with too many pokemon rp blogs. Mostly over here I'm just reblogging stuff I like or find funny I haven't made an original post on here in ages anyways my pokemon rp sideblogs are:

@twilight-rose-pokemon (my main one just a pokemon trainer) (active)

@the-demons-assistant-pokemon (faller blog replaced Chronos's blog)

@glow-is-lost (heavy rp blog) (on hiatus)

@aloura-region-official (fan region lore askblog made in tandem with glow is lost) (on hiatus)

@eclipse-emory-goldsong (heavy rp blog related to both the ones above) (on hiatus)

@astra-moon-and-chaos-glow (a semi-heavy rp blog for a pokemon training demon from another dimension and another faller a supposed angel who fell right in front of her) (on hiatus)

@a-forgotten-odyssey (a pokemon rp blog for Twilight's uncle Odysseus who is presumed dead but is actually alive and very much has amnesia) (on hiatus)

@emotional-indeedee a pokemon eebydeeby blog about a girl who got turned into an indeedee (active when I have ideas)

@peppy-pumpkaboo another eebydeeby blog a girl who got turned into a pumpkaboo and she is just unbothered for some reason (slightly active (mostly reblogs)

@raven-the-pumpkaboo a reverse eebydeeby blog of a shiny pumpkaboo that got turned into a human. (On hiatus)

We've now also got @timefucked-son which is Vex and Vance's future son who is a time anomaly and the time goddess from Casterilane's chosen one

And @wind-labs-official which is the official blog for wind labs as well as Dusk and her Lab assistant Cosmia (slightly active)

@twilights-au-blog blog for aus for twilight (updated when I have ideas)

@cult-of-the-moon faller pokemon irl blog for an OC version of the lamb and the one who waits from cult of the lamb (semi active)

@son-of-poseidon-pokemon faller pokemon irl blog for Percy from PJO

@doctor-who-doctor-whomst faller pokemon irl blog for the 13th doctor

@the-programmers-codex (pokemon irl faller blog for some Doctor Who OCs)

@tea-cookies-and-indeedee a blog about an indeedee hybrid who runs The Yes Indeedee Cafe in Hammerlocke in Galar

@galaxy-girl-cosmog a blog for a newly formed cosmog who's trying to figure out how the world works

@lunar-pine-pokemon a pokeblog for a self insert oc and the pokeprofessor she lives with

@bunch-of-weirdos-from-wonderland a faller pokeblog for some alice in wonderland characters

@eeveelyn-evelyn a pokeblog for a reverse eeby eevee faller who got turned into a pokehuman when she went through the ultra wormhole

@chase-the-catboy-anon a blog I originally made as a joke based on something that happened over on @/toxx-apex-727's blog but Chase has turned into an actual proper character at this point

@solaris-arceus a pokeblog for an arceus who got turned human in falling into a different pokemon world than her own

@rogue-like-faller a faller blog for the protagonist of pokerogue (the browser based pokemon roguelite fangame) Rogue there may be spoilers later on on the blog

@trainer-onyx blog where I rolplay my pokemon Y protagonist live blogging her pokemon journey through Kalos

@rogue-timeline blog for an alternate version of Rogue (from rogue-like-faller) and her family of legendary pokemon

Current active pokeirl blogs

@h3x-code-x

@someones-pc

ember roast

My stepmother did NOT like the way her Libertarian Viking Neighbor framed pregnancy as the fetus "attacking the woman". She incredulously told him this was extremely disrespectful to expectant mothers to portray pregnancy as so violent and negative.

Libertarian Viking Neighbor's response was that people consensually hurt each other all the time, and "there's like a whole community about that, with the acronym the one that starts with a B" And his reasoning was that if the mother was consenting to bring attacked by the baby, it in fact wasn't violent and negative because there was consent.

I HAVE FOUND MY FAVOURITE POST ON THE INTERNET

Ironically, hard light is bad for recording sexy time.

It will highlight every pore, every vein, every wrinkle on your nutsack.

These outtakes where the flash didn't go off are also AI generated.

I like this spooky dutch angle one.

I was just starting to learn flash and I didn't have all the equipment I needed. Since corgis are quite short, I had to put the lighting on the ground. The off camera flash was on a tipped over lightstand with a shoot-through umbrella to diffuse the light.

But I had no wireless triggers. And the only other way to trigger a flash, is with another flash. So I used the on-camera pop up flash to trigger the main flash.

But I had two issues.

First, I did not want that dinky on camera flash affecting my picture.

Second, triggering a flash with a flash is best done indoors. The flash will bounce all around the room and eventually hit the sensor so the main flash triggers. When you are outdoors, there is no bouncing.

SO... I took a little handheld makeup mirror and angled it toward my main flash. This blocked the dinky pop up flash and sent the beam of light towards the main flash to trigger it.

I was lying on the wet morning grass, holding a camera in one hand, a mirror in the other, trying to aim the mirror exactly toward the main flash, making crazy noises to get Otis's attention, and trying to get the focus point on his face so I didn't get a blurry photo. Also, Otis was much more interested in sniffing things than posing for a photo.

Here is an overhead view that might help explain.

I await all of your comments saying my amazing drawring is clearly AI generated.

Only 30% of the time did the flash actually go off. Aiming the mirror was tricky and I was doing like 8 things at once. I wasn't even sure I got the photo I wanted. But when I came back to the computer there was one that stood out and it is one of my favorites I've ever taken.

It was the best combination of monumental effort, great discomfort, perfect foggy sunrise light, and just pure luck.

Unfortunately, people like me who use advanced sculpting light techniques are getting accused of using AI more and more. Not really sure what to do about it—other than show the 30 awful photos it took to get the good one.

My 80s sunglasses photo and spoon photo get called out the most.

But it's just good old fashioned gradient lighting which has been used in product photography since the days of film.