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I am all that you see,
I am all that you want me to be!
I am god, and so the antichrist
I'm blessed, yet damned
I'm fallen, yet resurrected
I'm all of nothing!
Pile of pics.
Laying layers in photoshop and playing with opacity to get a pleasant mess.
Original photos taken from the web – if you are the owner and don’t like what I’ve done of them, let me know :)
Wari.
Mais qui t'a dit ça qu'on n'avait pas besoin de tune
Que l'on n'aimait pas la fortune
Sache que les soirs de pleine lune
Je ne vis pas que de tapage nocturne
Des rêves, j'en ai bien plus d'un
Des envies, j'en ai bien plus d'une
A la fois pour moi et pour les miens
Comme le veut la coutume...
Alpha Blondy, es un cantante de reggae. Nacido en Costa de Marfil , es muy popular en África occidental.
Canta principalmente en dioula, francés e inglés, pero también ocasionalmente en árabe o hebreo. Las letras de sus canciones expresan fuerte actitud y humor relacionados con la política. Inventó la palabra "democrature" , combinación de democracia y dictadura) para calificar a algunos gobiernos africanos.
Tuve la suerte de conocerle en Abidjan, es una persona muy comprometida , querida y defensora de los derechos humanos.
juist (de)
the original image (see previous picture) suffered from severe camera shake, so after scanning, i decided to soak that in water; don't recall exactly for how long it was in the water, i guess for 2 or 3 months
camera: sx-70 alpha 1
film: polaroid originals sx-70 color film
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The closest star system to the Earth is the famous Alpha Centauri group. Located in the constellation of Centaurus (The Centaur), at a distance of 4.3 light-years, this system is made up of the binary formed by the stars Alpha Centauri A and Alpha Centauri B, plus the faint red dwarf Alpha Centauri C, also known as Proxima Centauri.
This NASA/ESA Hubble Space Telescope has given us this stunning view of the bright Alpha Centauri A (on the left) and Alpha Centauri B (on the right), shining like huge cosmic headlamps in the dark. The image was captured by the Wide-Field and Planetary Camera 2 (WFPC2). WFPC2 was Hubble’s most used instrument for the first 13 years of the space telescope’s life, being replaced in 2009 by Wide-Field Camera 3 (WFC3) during Servicing Mission 4. This portrait of Alpha Centauri was produced by observations carried out at optical and near-infrared wavelengths.
Compared to the sun, Alpha Centauri A is of the same stellar type, G2, and slightly bigger, while Alpha Centauri B, a K1-type star, is slightly smaller. They orbit a common center of gravity once every 80 years, with a minimum distance of about 11 times the distance between Earth and the sun. Because these two stars are, together with their sibling Proxima Centauri, the closest to Earth, they are among the best studied by astronomers. And they are also among the prime targets in the hunt for habitable exoplanets.
Using the European Space Organization's HARPS instrument, astronomers already discovered a planet orbiting Alpha Centauri B. Then on Aug. 24, 2016, astronomers announced the intriguing discovery of a nearly Earth-sized planet in the habitable zone orbiting the star Proxima Centauri
Image credit: ESA/NASA