Ray Austin

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A close-up image of a person wearing a motorcycle helmet with a visor, goggle-like eye protection, and a colorful scarf wrapped around the lower part of their face. The person appears to be outdoors, with a blurred background suggesting they are in a desert or sandy environment. The helmet has a distinctive design with shades of gray, white, teal, and yellow colors. The image conveys a sense of adventure, extreme sports, and outdoor exploration.

The image depicts a confrontational situation between two individuals in what appears to be a public setting or event. A muscular Black man with a full beard and piercings in his ears is leaning towards a pale-skinned woman with dark hair styled in a ponytail and wearing gothic-inspired makeup and a revealing outfit with a horned headdress. The man has an intense expression on his face, while the woman looks unfazed and is staring back at him intently. Their close proximity and body language suggest a tense or heated exchange or interaction between them.

A close-up shot of a glass bottle of Brown Sugar Bourbon (BSB) whiskey from Heritage Outfitting Co. The amber-colored liquor fills most of the bottle, and the label prominently displays the 'BSB' branding. The image has a slight blur in the background, creating a soft, warm ambiance. The bottle appears to be sitting on a surface, suggesting a setting in a bar, restaurant, or liquor store.

The image shows the title 'Crimson and Clover' in a stylized font resembling ancient runes or gothic lettering, overlaid on a blurred background scene. The background appears to depict a live music performance or concert, with a person on stage holding what looks like a microphone or musical instrument. The color scheme is predominantly dark, with shades of crimson red and black, adding to the gritty and edgy aesthetic. This image likely represents a music album, band, or artistic work titled 'Crimson and Clover,' potentially related to rock or alternative music genres.

A framed piece of text on a tan background, with the text in a burgundy color. The text reads: 'Spirit is the Great Conductor. I am given my cues. There is no need for haste. There is no place in me for impatience. Delays and detours to my limited vision are actually the perfect path unfolding to a higher eye.' This text seems to convey a message of patience, acceptance, and trust in a higher spiritual guidance or plan, despite delays or obstacles that may arise from one's limited perspective.

The image depicts a group of four men gathered in a living room or home setting. One man, wearing a red Nike sweatshirt, is smiling and seated on a couch. Next to him stands a man with long dreadlocks, appearing to be gesturing or speaking animatedly. Another man with a bald head and beard is seated in a chair, while the fourth man, also with a beard, is standing and making a hand gesture. The scene suggests a casual gathering or hangout among friends.

The image depicts a group of six men standing together on a golf course or similar grassy field, posing for a picture. They all have beaming smiles and appear to be good friends or colleagues enjoying each other's company. Their attire consists of casual wear suitable for a day outdoors, with polos, T-shirts, shorts, and athletic shoes. Palm trees and a building can be seen in the background, suggesting a warm, sunny location. The men's body language and facial expressions radiate a sense of camaraderie and joy.

The image depicts a gray and white pit bull-type dog with a red collar, staring intently at the camera with a slightly mischievous expression. The text overlay on the image reads 'I'm just saying... Whoever smelt it delt it.', suggesting a humorous reference to a common phrase used to deflect blame for passing gas or other unpleasant smells. The dog's intense gaze and the text create a comedic contrast, as if the dog is humorously trying to shift responsibility for a foul odor.

Photo from Ray Austin on BiteSlice

Photo from Ray Austin on BiteSlice

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