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Lucy Jackson

African American music hall and variety performer. The performing partner of William Henry Smith from ca. 1908. Jackson and Smith were married sometime around 1919.

b NYC 4 Oct 1876 md to William H. Smith (b Phila PA).

 

Passport Applications etc.

 

19 Dec 1903 applies at Hamburg Germany for travel to St Petersburg, Russia.b 17 Oct 1877 in Montreal Canada to an American citizen. By occupation a dancer, she is 5’ 0” tall and described as “a negress”. Passport #914 issued at Hamburg.

 

19 May 1908 applies at Bucharest, Roumania for travel in Europe. She refers to passport #914 issued 19 Dec 1903 (see above), however, there is a noticeable change in the signature on the 1908 application and henceforth. Born 4 Oct 1876 in NYC, 5’ 0” tall, black complexion.

 

29 Dec 1910 applies at Vienna for travel to Bucharest to fulfill theatrical engagements. States she left the US in May 1896.

 

26 Dec 1913 applies at Hamburg for travel to Russia and Roumania for 6 months.

 

3 Jan 1916 applies at Moscow for travel in Russia and Sweden. She identifies herself as a widow. Attestation by Emma E Harris, Kozikinski St. 12.

 

9 Nov 1917 applies at Moscow for travel in Russia, Scandinavian Countries and England. Husband was William Jackson born at New Orleans LA. Attestation of William Henry Smith. Affidavit… 8 Oct 1917 Residing in Moscow since 19 Apr 1917. “I am a variety artist and during the past 21 years have visited most of the large cities in Europe. I have contracted to perform in a theatre at Harbin China, where I shall go at the beginning of the year. From Harbin, I shall return to the United States. “ Names an uncle, Richard Brown of Portsmouth VA.

 

24 Oct 1918 applies at Shanghai, China for travel to the Philippine Islands and Hong Kong. States her father is George Jackson of Richmond VA, deceased. Statement by American Consulate General, Shanghai, 18 Oct 1918, “Lucy Jackson, whose application for an emergency passport is sent herewith, declares to leave for Manila about the end of this month. As noted on the back of her application form, she has not been in Shanghai sufficiently long to be able to secure an identification, but this Consulate General has no reason to believe that she is not entitled to an American passport.”

 

23 Apr 1919 applies at Manila, Philippines for travel to Hong Kong and India. Attestation by Bob Cowan, merchant of Manila.

 

9 Dec 1919 applied for passport in Calcutta, India for travel in Burma, Straits Settlements, Java, China, Hong Kong. Lists her husband as William H Smith for the first time. States she has resided in France from 1910 to 1911 and Egypt from 1911 to 1912 and various other countries. She names her father as William Jackson of Richmond VA.

 

14 June 1920 as Lucy Jackson Smith, applies for passport in Batavia, Java D. E. I. for travel in Netherlands East Indies, Straits Settlements, French Indo-China, Hong Kong and China. Attested by William Henry Smith. She names her husband as William Henry Smith of Philadelphia, retired.

 

29 Jan 1923 William Henry Smith dies in Shanghai.

WEATHER REPORT

 

A small gray cloud

Forms above South Mountain -

An evaporated revelation

Of condensed seeing.

 

The morning sun

Blushes the puff’s complexion

All hues and hints

Of pinky orange.

 

By early evening,

Shadows and shapes shift

The cumulous memory

Of forgetfulness.

 

As the day fades

Its dispositions and devotions,

Dew shrouds the dust of years,

Blinks back the flush,

 

And rains.

 

"She did not answer at once, for, in her rather super-sensitized mood, it seemed to her..."

 

-- E. F. Benson

Click of a kid with Holi Colours on his Father lap at Nandgaon Village.

 

Holi, the Festival of Colours has been celebrated in India since thousands of years and is now also celebrated by various communities of South Asia including non-Hindu communities.

 

While Holi is celebrated in almost every part of India, Holi in Braj is especially famous. Braj is a historical region which covers the area of Mathura, Vrindavan,Barsana,Nandgaon and some nearby areas. Holi here attacts tourists and pilgrims from all over the world because of it’s special customs and traditions. Mathura is the birth-place of Lord Krishna and Vrindavan is the place where he grew up in his childhood.

 

When Krishna was young, he cribbed to his mother about Radha (his friend) being fair while Krishna himself was dark complexioned. His mother (Yashoda) suggested him to colour Radha with colors in a playful manner. Over the years, Krishna from his village Nandgaon used to go to Barsana (Radha’s village) to color Radha and other Gopis. They also used to playfully beat him with sticks. And hence the tradition evolved.

 

Pink rose pendant, pink floral dress, pink floral socks, pink flowers on heels. Everything is pink on her and it was her pinkish complexion that caught my attention. I contemplated for a moment and did not give it a miss. I got a little nervous when she spoke to me in japanese (i didn't expect that), waving her hand to and fro and I would've assumed that she did not want her picture to be taken. I refuse to give up and showed some portraits from my cam. Seeing how amazed she was, I said "you, kawai desu!"

 

See her On Black

 

See my 365 Street Portraits Gallery 2010

 

This picture is #32 in my 100 strangers project. Find out more about the project and see pictures taken by other photographers at www.100strangers.com/

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Muslim_Bagh

 

Muslim Bagh is a town of Qilla Saifullah District in the Balochistan province of Pakistan. According to Census of 1998, the population of Muslim Bagh is 70,361 (Male 37,303 and Female 33,058) and 10,188 household. Muslim Bagh (formerly called Hindu Bagh) is believed to be named after a garden planted by a Hindu saint and Later it was named as "Muslim Bagh" by former minister of that time "MOLVI SALEH MUHAMMAD MARDANZAI".

In some winters, Kan Mehtarzai and Muslim Bagh experience several feet of snow, though normal temperature is about 19-50 °F.

Various tribes of Kakar Pashtoon inhabit the Valley, in kakar tribes the most famous tribes Mardanzai,Sargarhai, Samkhail, sultan zai, Baigzai. Medium statured and well built these handsome people are mostly wheat complexioned but some of them are really fair and have blue eyes. Though in touch with the outside world for a long time they have retained their age-old traditions and are proud of them. Their hospitality is well known and the coming of a guest is always considered a blessing. There are seven Union council of Muslim Bagh.

 

Railways

This section of railways, when laid during the British Raj, was called the Zhob Valley Railway (ZVR). It has been out of service since 1986 but these days all the left over track is being uprooted and sold as scrap. This was once longest Narrow-Gauge Railways of the subcontinent. During First World War, a Railway line was laid from a place called Khanai (30 km north of Quetta) to a place called Hindubagh (renamed as Muslimbagh in 1960s). Hindubagh had Chrome mines, which was used in munitions of First World War. The railway line at that time was a private siding for the Balochistan Chrome Ore Company. The work started on Khanai-Hindubagh line in 1916 and was opened for rail traffic in 1921. In 1927, the Hindubagh to Qila Saifullah section was opened and finally the section up to Zhob was opened in 1929. The total length of this railway from Bostan to Zhob was 294 km, which made it the longest narrow gauge railway of the subcontinent in 1920s. It had 11 stations in between including the famous Kan Mehtarzai station which was the highest station in Pakistan at an altitude of 2224 metres (7295 feet).

For a long part of its journey, the railway followed the Zhob River and thus it was called the Zhob Valley Railway (ZVR).

  

Chromite

Chromite is the source of chromium used commercially and as an alloying element plays an important role in metallurgy. Balochistan is endowed with huge reserves of chromite. The first discovery was made at Muslim Bagh and Khanozai in district Kila Saifullah in 1901. Muslim Bagh deposits were first discovered by Vredenburg during the same period in the course of regional reconnaissance mapping of the province. Chromite mining has not been systematic but random and totally disorganised. It is mined by both open pit and underground methods. In Muslimbagh, Ras Koh Range and Wad areas, chromite is mostly mined by open pit method. However, due to podiform nature of the chromite, underground mining is also done. Use of donkeys for hauling the ore from underground is still in practice. The haulage machinery is also used. Presently, 300 to 500 tons of chromite are being produced at Muslim Bagh and Khanozai daily. It is taken in trucks to Karachi where it is crushed and packed in bags for export to foreign countries. The mineral is being sold between Rs30,000 to Rs45,000 in the local market. Price depends on chrome content. China is a big market for the Balochistan chromite. Production activity in the sector directly depends upon the export market. The Provincial Inspectorate of Mines is responsible for regulating the mining operations. Presently, a few local companies are engaged at Muslim Bagh. The sources added that during 1970s, Pakistan Chrom Mines (PCM) project was launched in Muslim Bagh area which was closed in 1989 due to financial constraints and lack of locally available technical staff. The land for mining is allotted under the Mines Act 1923 by the Directorate of Minerals, Balochistan. The provincial government levies 10 per cent sales tax. The export earnings from chromite during the period 1997-98 to 2001-02 have varied between Rs167 million to Rs404 million.

  

Archeology

The district has some archaeological sites mainly attributed to the Mughals. The ruins of an old fort called Mughalo Killa or "the fort of the Mughals" were found to the west of the Karezgai village, about 3¼ kilometres from Muslim Bagh, below which there is a spring of water which was reopened about 125 years ago. Fragments of ancient pottery were found in these ruins and it is said that old silver and copper coins were also found. The ruins of a fort called Khanki lie near Shina Khura about 25 kilometres east of Muslim Bagh. Local tradition asserts that the fort was held by Miro, a Mughal governor, who was miraculously overthrown by Sanzar Nika, the progenitor of the Sanzarkhel Kakars. There are also ruins of an old fort called the Mughalo Brunj in Murgha Faqirzai. Similar ruins occur near Toiwar, Sharan, Ismailzai and on the Zhar hill near Akhtarzai. There also exist ancient karezes, said to have been made in Mughal times, which may be considered as relics of archaeological interest. These include Karez Akhtarzai, Karez Soghai and Mustafa Karez in Killa Saifullah sub-division and 2 karezes in Sra Khulla, about 6½ kilometres from Muslim Bagh.

It is located at 30°49'31N 67°44'25E with an altitude of 1787 metres.

 

Did some minor mesh adjustments to the face as well as some new hair with diff eye colors/textures. Thanks to EK suggesting to use Fair Skin Complexion's wet specular for the face. Mixed it with the goosebump specular as well as added special normalmaps for my breton. Pretty happy with the new look. :)

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Her light complexion and beautiful blonde hair match well with the shiny satin fabric and bright pink colour of her dress. What a ravishing blonde she is!

This Masai girl was very striking in blue, and very shy. I thought the reddish colour of the hut was very striking against her complexion and the blue of her clothing.

Sonnet 18 by William Shakespeare

 

Shall I compare thee to a summer's day?

Thou art more lovely and more temperate.

Rough winds do shake the darling buds of May,

And summer's lease hath all too short a date.

Sometime too hot the eye of heaven shines,

And often is his gold complexion dimmed;

And every fair from fair sometime declines,

By chance, or nature's changing course untrimmed.

But thy eternal summer shall not fade

Nor lose possession of that fair thou ow'st;

Nor shall death brag thou wand'rest in his shade,

When in eternal lines to time thou grow'st,

So long as men can breathe or eyes can see,

So long lives this, and this gives life to thee.

St. Patrick's Day

 

Dame Street - Dublin - Ireland

A tad too much flash does wonders for the complexion :)

January faceups. This is my beautiful new boy, but no names yet. His complexion is taken after my own face.

A professional studio portrait features a stunning woman in her mid-20s with a Mediterranean complexion, lying gracefully on a pristine wooden floor against a studio setting. She rests on her stomach, her shapely legs bent upward at the knee, showcasing elegant black pointed-toe stiletto heels. Her chin is propped on her clasped hands, highlighting perfectly manicured red nails. She wears an red lace babydoll top paired with a black lace choker adorned with crimson gemstone accents. Her long, flowing wavy black hair cascades dramatically to one side, catching directional highlights that emphasize her intense, captivating blue eyes. She holds a confident gaze directly into the lens. Delicate red rose petals lay near her hair, adding a touch of romance. Shot with a 85mm lens, the composition utilizes shallow depth of field, keeping razor-sharp focus on her expressive face. The lighting is masterfully sculpted, utilizing high-contrast glamour techniques to create a cinematic atmosphere.

 

This picture is #13 in Round Two of my 100 Strangers / Human Family project.

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About a month ago, I went out shooting with Pete, Neil and Sylvia in one of our favorite hunting grounds--Newtown. Everyone else had a fruitful day and Neil even captured Stranger #300! Yet somehow, I managed to come away empty handed.

 

Photography has been on a back-burner for a while and was only mildly holding my interest, but recently I've been keen to get back into it. So when last weekend gave me an opportunity to shoot with Neil in Melbourne, I had to jump in with both feet (even waking up at 5:30am to catch a flight down).

 

Neil and I were walking through Centre Pl when I spotted Lindsey. Everyone else seemed to be in a rush to avoid the cold, engrossed in their smart phone or caught up in the hustle and bustle of their morning that her calm demeanor really stood out. And the contrast between her dark clothing/hair and light complexion intrigued me enough to make the approach.

 

I was initially concerned about the lighting in the dark alleyway, but with a reflector in-hand I settled on a background. After firing off a test shot of Neil against my target background a couple promptly sat right in front of it. Fortunately, Neil suggested framing the shot against the stairway to Lustre Bar which was just beside their table. I really liked how the lights on the stairs would result in faint horizontal lines running through the background and was already envisioning the end product. As you can see, I didn’t exactly reproduce what I had initially imagined.

 

This is the first time in ages that I really struggled with exposure. The laneway was fairly dim, Lindsey was wearing dark clothes and I shot her against a very dark background, but her face was well lit with the reflector. The first couple frames were rubbish. Being quite out of practice, playing with manual exposure landed me at a much higher ISO than I would have liked (understatement), but I was conscious of maintaining my connection with Lindsey. In the end, I am surprised that the image still came out half-way decent at ISO 4000 (yes, that is three zeros…).

 

Before I interrupted her, Lindsey was grabbing a bite to eat on her way to work in Bourke St Mall. She immediately agreed to a portrait when I raised the question without even batting an eye which completely threw me off. Having an interest in food, she gave some restaurant recommendations for while I was in town.

 

In the end, I'm quite pleased with the final shot. It is a very different style for me, but that's part of why I am drawn to it. The best part is that I finally ended my stranger drought!

 

I hope you like how the image turned out, Lindsey! I'd be more than happy to shoot you a copy if you're keen. Thank you so much for participating in my project and re-igniting my interest in photography again.

 

Constructive criticism is welcome and appreciated!

 

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To find out more about Human Family, visit the Human Family Flickr Group

You can see my original 100 Strangers here and round two in this set.

Shall I compare thee to a summers day

Sonnet 18

William Shakespeare

 

Shall I compare thee to a summer's day?

Thou art more lovely and more temperate.

Rough winds do shake the darling buds of May,

And summer's lease hath all too short a date.

Sometime too hot the eye of heaven shines,

And often is his gold complexion dimmed;

And every fair from fair sometime declines,

By chance, or nature's changing course untrimmed.

But thy eternal summer shall not fade

Nor lose possession of that fair thou ow'st;

Nor shall death brag thou wand'rest in his shade,

When in eternal lines to time thou grow'st,

So long as men can breathe or eyes can see,

So long lives this, and this gives life to thee.

 

Shall I compare thee to a summers day

 

The sonnet has nothing to do with the photo.....I just like the sonnet !!

Any idea what this is ?

Justine

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Like this family caught at a food festival, I can spend an awful lot of time weighing choices - especially when money is involved. It's all about making sure not to have any regrets.

 

How is it for you? Can you make up your mind within seconds?

This studio portrait captures a young woman with a fair complexion and long blonde hair styled in soft, gentle waves. She is posed looking back over her bare left shoulder toward the camera with a subtle, serene expression. Her blue eyes are accentuated with light makeup, including dark mascara and defined brows, while her cheeks feature a soft, warm blush. She wears a deep rose or berry-toned lipstick that complements her overall makeup look.

 

A classic blue denim jacket is draped low and loosely off her shoulders, exposing her upper back and shoulders while adding a casual, textured element to the shot. The background is a solid, clean, light gray or off-white studio backdrop, keeping the focus entirely on the subject. The lighting is soft and even, highlighting the contour of her shoulder and face while minimizing harsh shadows.

Right Side Complexion

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He may, or may not, have a German motor; but he certainly has a very Irish complexion!

Claudia's Francie re-rooted in Megan Blond in two piggy tails. This was another one I was really pleased with the outcome of. She has a really great complexion so she was easy to work on!

with Ace @798,Beijing

 

This impressive negative film,made by Kodak,really has the finest grain and amazing color,especially in the complexion of portrait photography.

I love it!

 

Minolta AUTOCORD

CHIYOKO Rokkor 75mm F/3.5

Seikosha-MX Shutter

Kodak Ektar 100

“There is no beautifier of complexion, or form, or behaviour, like the wish to scatter joy and not pain around us.”

 

Ralph Waldo Emerson

 

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My family and I went to Ross yesterday to buy some clothes. It was pretty cool to hang out with my family a bit. Afterwards we went to the food court to eat and we saw something going on outside the food court. So I grab my camera and took random shots at this kids. It was so cool seeing them so happy and dancing around with fake snow which is made out of bubbles or something else, but that blasted thing was going on my camera. BTW, we have no snow on Guam...sadness rigth!...so we islanders enjoy fake snow..lol

 

Well it was worth it because just seeing this kids brings joy to my heart. Being a kid you have no worries about life except when you get trouble by your parents and you get a major spanking...ouchies!

 

Have a good day you guys....school is keeping me busy well not really

Hoodie Dress: Ebay

Tights: Urban Outfitters

Boots: Thrift

Ringo is almost a mute and she is willing to talk to only Ribbon, her twin sister. ^^;

 

I wanted to try something different today.

This is closer to the original concept I planned for Ringo's character. Water blue eyes, apple red lips and a very pale complexion. *^^*

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Prompt - 16:9, 64K, VAC1.2 ultra-photorealistic romantic fantasy cinematic photography. An intimate, breathtaking close-up of husband and wife ADRIAN and CHARLY2 sleeping peacefully together beneath an enormous luminous full moon. STRICT FACIAL IDENTITY LOCKS: faithfully reproduce both supplied avatar portrait guides. ADRIAN: strong masculine angular jaw, warm olive-tan complexion, deep brown almond eyes (closed), straight refined nose, masculine lips, natural dark stubble and thick medium-long, tousled, almost-black wavy hair. CHARLY2: beautiful soft oval-heart face, delicate jaw, refined nose, full rose-pink lips, blue almond eyes (closed), luminous warm complexion and exceptionally long, thick, flowing dark brunette waves. Composition: enormous textured golden-ivory moon dominates the LEFT, displaying exceptionally detailed grey-and-tan lunar craters, maria and radiant surface highlights against a deep navy night sky. On the RIGHT, Charly sleeps with her cheek resting tenderly against Adrian's bare upper chest, her delicate hand resting naturally over his heart. Adrian's head inclines affectionately toward hers, their faces nestled closely together, eyes gently closed, expressions serene. His chest is naturally bare with realistic skin texture and subtle chest hair. Soft grey bedding covers their lower bodies. Delicate silver-blue moonlight and warm ivory lunar reflections illuminate their faces, creating a magical, ethereal dreamlike atmosphere. Wisps of cloud frame the moon, subtle stars shimmer against the midnight sky. Phase One XF IQ4 150MP, Schneider Kreuznach 80mm lens, f/2.8, ISO 100, 1/125s. Physically accurate lighting, natural optical depth, authentic skin pores, individual hair strands, delicate atmospheric diffusion, cinematic HDR, exquisite microdetail, true photographic realism. Elegant, timeless romance-novel cover composition. No text, lettering, logos, illustration, CGI, painting, distorted anatomy or facial identity drift.

 

Pic and Prompt by Adrian

Beautiful six line Kenner

Tees water reroot in white with pink, teal and yellow throughout.

I believe she is in fantastic condition for her age

No cracks or bites or missing pieces

Lovely Kenner click

Very gorgeous complexion

Most chips are perfect

One pink chip has blown (see pics) and has some yellow

Tees water reroot is very think but gappy on top with no parting.

Scalp is not sure toy attached as I removed it for pictures but there will be scalp gap, I will get it as small as possible at the front but there will be gaps.

The prongs on her original hard cap have been removed (I don't remember if I did that or not!?)

Loads of pictures.

Any questions please ask

 

Talk about giving away our heritages with our complexions! A bonnie Irish lass is Katie and my Greek coloring makes quite a contrast!

El sendero del Dolor

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La representación del Calvario inició ayer a las 17:00 horas con unas palabras del Diácono Anuar Canavati González

 

Texto Por Abraham Vázquez, de www.elnorte.com

  

Monterrey, México (6 abril 2007).-

 

Allá va, cuesta arriba por las calles de la Colonia Independencia. Los músculos tensos y el rostro fruncido bajo el peso de una cruz de madera que casi le dobla el peso.

 

Miguel Lozano Beltrán, joven de 21 años y de complexión delgada -pesa 60 kilos- vive quizá la tarde más determinante de su vida al interpretar a Cristo en la tradicional representación del Viacrucis, de la Basílica de Guadalupe.

 

Quien durante años fuera el pulcro monaguillo del templo, lleva ahora las ropas roídas y la piel zanjada por los azotes, que con un látigo de cuero le propinan sin clemencia los soldados romanos.

 

Es Viernes Santo y este Calvario, que inició a las 17:00 horas con unas palabras del Diácono Anuar Canavati González, unos minutos después tiene a Lozano Beltrán en el trayecto de un camino de dolor que ha marcado a la humanidad desde hace más de 2 mil años.

 

Y aunque todos conocen el trágico desenlace de esta historia, Cristo renueva la esperanza de la comunidad y se echa al bolsillo a madres de familia, obreros, sacerdotes, diáconos, ex Cristos que vivieron la misma experiencia años atrás y hasta chavos banda.

 

Sus verdugos, en contraste, unos hombres corpulentos y fornidos, a los que a nadie les gustaría encontrarse en un callejón oscuro, son quienes recogen la peor parte.

 

"Parecen sicarios. Dan miedo, pero como quiera me dan ganas de darles unas buenas cachetadas", expresa María Álvarez Torres, vecina de la Independencia.

 

"¡Déjalo!", "¡Ya párenle!", "¡No seas bañado güey!", les gritan otros.

 

Cerca de 5 mil personas, de acuerdo con cifras de los organizadores, se aprietan al paso del Calvario de casi 2 kilómetros por las calles Libertad, Jalisco, Lago de Pátzcuaro y Privada Ojeda, que recorre Lozano Beltrán en el Barrio San Luisito y que culminará en el predio de Tanques de Guadalupe.

 

"Tam... tam tam... Tam... tam tam... Tam"

 

El batir de un tambor fúnebre abre el paso de Cristo entre la multitud. Está sobre la calle Jalisco, una cuesta que tendrá que subir antes de encontrar su destino final.

 

A la retaguardia lo sigue una veintena de personas ataviadas con túnicas de colores: el morado, naranja y amarillo sobresalen. Ahí están Poncio Pilatos, Barrabás y el César, el pueblo de Israel, en su mayoría niños, y una decena de centuriones.

 

Los hombres lucen caras acongojadas. Las mujeres parecen avanzar con el Jesús en la boca.

 

Entre ellas se encuentra Verónica, interpretada por Guadalupe Candela Ramos, quien inmersa en su papel, solloza hasta perder el habla cuando se topa a Jesús, antes de la segunda caída.

 

Con paciencia le seca el sudor a Cristo, quien reposa sobre el asfalto.

 

"Estos minutos sirven para tomar aire", comenta Ernesto Castillo Jiménez, quien hace un par de años interpretó a Cristo.

 

Aunque ve a Lozano Beltrán con un físico más delgado, confía en que puede salir adelante.

 

Momentos después, como Lázaro, aquel personaje bíblico, luego de pasar su segunda caída, Cristo se levanta y sigue adelante. Como hizo después de su primera caída, ocurrida atrás, y como hará en su tercer derrumbe.

 

Para muchos lo fácil es pensar que este sufrimiento se hubiera evitado, si en la antigua Roma, un procurador llamado Poncio Pilatos hubiera absuelto a un hombre, de 33 años, acusado de incitar a la sublevación y de no pagar impuestos al César.

 

Para quienes están aquí, quizá la frase "la Pasión de Cristo" tiene que ver más con una idea de redención de los males de la humanidad.

 

Un cielo cerrado y oscuro que amenaza con caerse a pedazos entrega a la presentación del Viacrucis del Barrio San Luisito un aire más melancólico que el de años anteriores, en los cuales el Sol hostigaba a las sombras.

 

El Viacrucis ha recorrido ya más de la mitad de su paso, se enfila hacia la cruz. Sobre Lago de Pátzcuaro y la Privada Ojeda, quien se ve más maltrecho es uno de los ladrones que avanzan tras de Cristo.

 

"Pero ¿quién se acuerda de nosotros?", parece preguntarse entre sus gestos de dolor Félix Amaya, quien casi desde el inicio anda descalzo y con un ojo cerrado, debido a un latigazo que le hinchó el párpado izquierdo.

 

"Todo va muy bien, esperamos que no llueva (los golpes dolerían más con el agua)", expresa Diego Quiroz Navarro, quien interpretó a Cristo en el 2003, y que ahora ve cómo golpean a los protagonistas de esta Pasión.

 

Luego de pasar por la angosta privada, el destino es un cerrito donde está enclavado el predio Tanques de Guadalupe.

 

Caídas fuera del guión, lágrimas y un silencio sepulcral llenan el ambiente de sitio. Cristo y los ladrones, Dimas y Gestas, libran una última batalla contra su resistencia física por llegar a su destino final: la cruz.

 

Tras ser montados en ella, ante la mirada atónica de los presentes, minutos después de las 19:00 horas se cierra esta historia: "Todo se ha cumplido", expresó un abatido Cristo.

 

IV

 

Hay golpes en la vida tan fuertes... y más allá de los que se notan en su espalda, uno de éstos fue el que se llevó la vida de Lozano Beltrán una vez que terminó la Vía Dolorosa.

 

Luce fatigado y maltrecho, con la espalda roja, pero la experiencia lo ha dejado tan sacudido que desea iniciar una vida nueva.

 

"Quiero encontrar a Dios", expresa el joven.

 

"Mi idea era dar un mensaje a la gente y creo que sí lo logré. Me siento muy diferente".

 

Lozano Beltrán, quien estudia preparatoria, indica que quiere cambiar y asegura que ya piensa en el sacerdocio.

 

"Desde que terminé mi secundaria, hace 5 años, había pensado en el sacerdocio. Esto fue un paso para acercarme al Señor mucho más de lo que yo pensaba", comenta.

 

"Le doy gracias a Dios por permitirme llegar a donde Él quería", dice Lozano Beltrán antes de fundirse en un abrazo con su hermana Aracely.

  

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Prompt - Ultra-photorealistic 16:9 cinematic fashion portrait of a striking young woman (Charly original facial appearance) with a soft oval face, luminous light complexion, large hazel almond eyes, refined straight nose, full natural lips and long, thick dark brunette hair cascading in voluminous loose waves. She reclines confidently on a glossy black floor in an elegant asymmetrical pose with one knee raised and the other leg extended, supporting herself with one arm behind her. She wears a luxurious deep crimson velvet evening gown with a plunging wrap neckline, gathered waist adorned by an ornate antique gold and black gemstone brooch, and matching elbow-length crimson velvet opera gloves. A delicate vintage pendant necklace completes the look. Behind her rises an opulent black-and-gold Art Nouveau wall with sweeping gilded botanical scrollwork and a grand circular ornamental frame creating a regal backdrop. Warm cinematic spotlighting, rich shadows, subtle rim lighting, realistic velvet texture, natural skin pores, lifelike hair detail, polished reflections, shallow depth of field, sophisticated editorial mood, ARRI Alexa 65, Cooke anamorphic lenses, premium fashion photography, ultra-detailed, HDR, razor-sharp focus, elegant, timeless, no illustration, no CGI, no text, no watermark, no logo.

 

Pic and Prompt by Adrian

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Image Prompt - MANDATORY CHARLY2 IDENTITY LOCK — ABSOLUTE HIGHEST PRIORITY. Reproduce the uploaded Charly2 avatar exactly. Match facial geometry before everything else: soft oval-to-heart face, gently tapered jaw, petite rounded chin, softly rounded cheeks, large bright blue-grey almond eyes, refined straight nose, full sculpted lips, light olive complexion with neutral-warm undertones, long voluminous dark brunette waves with strong crown lift and soft framing around the cheeks. Do not substitute another brunette face. A full-body ultra-photorealistic cinematic photograph of Charly2 walking powerfully toward the camera through an opulent Victorian rose garden during a violent thunderstorm. She wears a fitted black leather corset, long black leather trench coat, black leather trousers, knee-high leather boots and subtle gothic jewellery. Her long hair and coat whip dramatically in the wind. Torrential rain falls in crisp visible streaks, lightning forks illuminate the sky, wet cobblestones reflect warm lantern light, ornate wrought-iron rose arches, overflowing roses, waterfalls and a glowing glass pavilion behind her. Determined, unstoppable expression. Razor-sharp eye focus, natural skin texture, realistic rain interaction, IMAX cinematic photography, HDR, volumetric lighting, dramatic atmosphere, shallow depth of field, 85mm lens, ultra-detailed, Netflix-quality, 16:9. Negative prompt: identity drift, wrong face, narrow face, small eyes, brown eyes, orange skin, short hair, flat hair, illustration, painting, CGI, blur, text, watermark, logo.

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Video Prompt - Use the uploaded image as the first-frame reference. Maintain 100% identity consistency throughout the entire shot. Preserve Charly's exact facial features, blue-grey eyes, light olive complexion, long voluminous dark brunette hair, black leather outfit, flowing trench coat, gothic rose garden, illuminated glass pavilion, lanterns, waterfalls and storm atmosphere. Create a single continuous cinematic shot with no cuts. Charly walks confidently and purposefully toward the foreground and directly toward the viewer along the rain-soaked cobblestone path. Her stride is smooth, natural and determined. Strong wind continuously lifts and billows her long hair and leather coat behind her with realistic cloth and hair physics. Heavy rain falls throughout the scene with visible droplets and splashes on the wet ground. Bright lightning repeatedly flashes across the distant storm clouds every few seconds, briefly illuminating the entire rose garden and creating realistic reflections on the soaked cobblestones and leather clothing. Warm lantern light contrasts with the cool storm lighting. The camera slowly dollies backward at eye level to maintain her framing as she approaches, with subtle cinematic handheld stability, shallow depth of field and ultra-realistic motion blur only on moving rain. Hyper-realistic IMAX cinematography, HDR, volumetric lighting, crisp focus on Charly's eyes, Netflix-quality visual realism, 16:9, 15 seconds.

 

Pic, Animations and all Prompts by Adrian

The common emerald dove is a stocky, medium-sized pigeon, typically 23 to 28 centimetres (10 to 11.2 inches) in length. The back and wings are bright emerald green. The flight feathers and tail are blackish, and broad black and white bars show on the lower back in flight. The head and underparts are dark vinous pink (in chrysochlora, more brown in longirostris), fading to greyish on the lower belly. The eyes are dark brown, the bill bright red and legs and feet rufous.

The male has a white patch on the edge of the shoulders and a grey crown, which the female lacks. Females will tend to have a browner complexion with a grey mark on the shoulder. Immature birds resemble females but have brown scallops on their body and wing plumage.

 

Emerald doves usually occur singly, pairs or in small groups. They are quite terrestrial, often searching for fallen fruit on the ground and spending little time in trees except when roosting. They eat seeds and fruits of a wide variety of plants and are generally tame and approachable.

 

The call is a low soft moaning cooing consisting of about six to seven coos starting quietly and rising. They also call a nasal "hoo-hoo-hoon". Males perform a bobbing dance during courtship

TF6 has a vibrant hair colour and sporty complexion. Most people think she's similar to Hello Harvest but I like her more than HH even she's a Superior Blythe. She's one of my very first Blythe and I couldn't possibly sell her or custom her! (Look at her shiny forhead XD)

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Prompt - Ultra-realistic close-up portrait of ALI (hard facial lock). Young woman with a softly heart-shaped oval face, high sculpted cheekbones, refined tapered jawline and delicate chin. Warm olive complexion with flawless natural skin and faint freckles across the nose and upper cheeks. Large almond-shaped hazel-brown eyes with rich amber flecks, long dark lashes, subtle winged eyeliner and thick softly arched dark brows. Small elegant straight nose with a refined rounded tip. Full naturally defined lips with a soft rose-nude tone. Distinct beauty mark above the upper lip (left side) and a second beauty mark on the left cheek. Long luxurious dark espresso-brown hair, nearly black, flowing in thick glossy loose waves with soft face-framing layers and a natural side part. Calm, confident, quietly mysterious expression with direct eye contact. Fine layered gold necklaces with a small oval pendant. Warm golden-hour natural light, shallow depth of field, elegant Mediterranean stone architecture softly blurred in the background with subtle warm interior bokeh. Canon EOS R5, RF 85mm f/1.2L, f/1.4, ISO100, HDR RAW, ultra-crisp focus on the eyes, realistic skin pores, individual hair strands, natural colour grading, cinematic depth, photorealistic, IMAX quality, 64K, no illustration, no CGI, no painting, no AI-art look, no text, no logo, no watermark.

 

Pic and Prompt by Adrian

"Maybe it's for their complexion, I've heard them talking about it."

Born on June 2, 1933 in Strasbourg.

Last lived at 21, rue Rode, Bordeaux.

Interned in the Lalande camp near Tours and then transferred to Drancy.

From there, she, her mother Frieda, and her sister Paulette, age 7, were deported on Sept. 11, 1942 on Convoy 31.

Their destination: Auschwitz-Birkenau.

 

Aside from these stark facts, all we know of Anny is what is on her I.D. card: that she was Jewish, had blonde hair, blue eyes, rosy complexion, and was of moderate height. And that she had very cute little-girl handwriting.

 

I'd give anything to know more about this sad-eyed angel, and the thousands upon thousands of children who died alongside her.

 

This photo is from "French Children of the Holocaust: A Memorial" by Serge Klarsfeld. It's a huge doorstop of a book containing whatever photos and information that remain of the 11,000 French-Jewish children who were murdered by Nazis like Klaus Barbie (who Klarsfeld helped put on trial). The number of beautiful, innocent faces in this book is overwhelming. The book cost me $85 but I didn't care - I needed to remember those faces.

Here we have Daniella whom I met today whilst walking around the Brick Lane area of East London.

She immediately stood out with that shock of red hair, pale complexion and diminutive stature. She was very happy for me to take a few shots of her whilst she was waiting for a customer's hair to set in 'Not Another Salon' where she works.

I made use of a small silver reflector and a blue/green doorway for the background. There are a few other shots of Daniella on my stream.

Thank you so much Daniella for sparing me a few minutes, I hope you like the results. Please feel free to E-mail me if you would like me to send you this one or any of the alternatives.

 

The rest of my Strangers are here www.flickr.com/photos/39306054@N06/albums/72157641847387423

  

Find out more about the project and see pictures taken by other photographers at the www.flickr.com/groups/100strangers/

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