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Modelo: David
Fotografía y edición: Esther Cantero
Hans Zimmer - Mombasa - Inception
Si mi obsesión por el cine y la fotógrafo se unen... Puede ser una locura, como este fotomontaje, me he pasado como más de un día en la edición ....
Origen es una de mis películas favoritas, se que soy de gustos extraños...
Creo ciegamente en el mundo de los sueños, nos revela más sobre nosotros mismos, nuestros deseos, nuestro miedos, nuestras obsesiones... He tomado por costumbre que cuando suelo soñar algo que recuerdo perfectamente y me impacta, debo de analizarlo ....
Y no es por nada, pero a veces me han avisado de situaciones no muy bonitas..., llamarme loca o chalada, pero para mi ha sido así.... Cuando he soñado cosas desagradables al poco tiempo pasa algo en mi vida... A veces me pregunto, es casualidad? ... En fin el mundo de la mente y el subconsciente es sin duda sorprendente.
Photograph by W J Gore.
The Chronicle newspaper reported on 11 February 1919 that the [wooden] New Hall at Marama was recently opened by Private F Hutchinson. A photograph of the hall also appears in the paper.
*Marama April 7 - Last night in the institute a farewell social was tendered to Mr and Mrs E C Tilley. Both have been earnest workers in church and Sunday school, and Mr Tilley has been secretary of the institute since its inception. [Ref: Chronicle (Adelaide SA) 19-4-1919]
*April 26.— On Easter Monday afternoon a social was held in the institute in aid of the funds. After the tea meeting a good programme was submitted, consisting of reading, recitations, and songs. The chairman was Mr Henry Smith, representing the Baptist Home Mission. [Ref: Chronicle (Adelaide SA) 3-5-1919]
*Honouring Soldiers
A welcome was tendered to Corporal T Glasson and Private J Bawden in the Marama Hall on Monday, August 25. Mr F Richards was Chairman. Speeches were made by the chairman, Messrs F H Hutchinson, T Smith, W S Gray, and S M Hutchinson. A good musical programme was well carried out. Supper and dancing followed. [Ref: Chronicle (Adelaide SA) 6-9-1919]
*December 20. The hall was well filled on Thursday night on the occasion of the first school concert. A fine programme was given by the school children, under the direction of the teacher, Miss C Polle. The prizes were distributed by Mrs T H Glasson. Mrs W F Temby, on behalf of the parents and friends, presented Miss Polle with a leather handbag, suitably inscribed. An honour roll is to be erected in the hall, at a cost of £15. [Ref: Advertiser (Adelaide SA) 24-12-1919]
*March 27. The Institute Hall was crowded last night to witness the unveiling of a roll of honour in memory of the men who enlisted from this district. Mr F Richards presided. The unveiling was performed by Miss Laura Bowden, sister of one of the returned soldiers. Mr W S Gray formally handed over the roll to the chairman of the Institute committee, Mr T H Glasson.
The concert was a great success. An enjoyable programme was presented. Supper was provided by the ladies. [Ref: Chronicle (Adelaide SA) 3-4-1920]
*September 6. The annual sports were held on August 31. There was a good attendance. A concert in the evening followed.
Prizes were distributed and dancing followed. The takings were about £35. Much credit is due to the hon secretary (Mr W S Gray). [Ref: Chronicle (Adelaide SA) 15-5-1923]
*November 2. Last Friday a welcome home social was tendered to Mr S Hutchinson and his bride. Nearly all the local people were present.
Those who contributed to the programme were the school children, Messrs T Gould, A Burt, S Whittaker, A Greig, T Smith, J McDonald, R Greig. and E C Tilley. Mrs W S Gray provided the accompaniments.
Mr F Richards was chairman, and at his request Mr W S Gray presented each guest with a seagrass chair on behalf of the Marama settlers. Mr and Mrs Hutchinson suitably replied. Supper was provided by the ladies, and dancing followed. Mr A Greig was MC. [Ref: Chronicle (Adelaide SA) 10-11-1923]
*November 20. On Wednesday evening, in the local institute, a farewell social was tendered to Mr and Mrs G Mills and family, who are leaving the district. The school children rendered several items, and other items were given.
The guests were among the first pioneers of the district. Words of farewell and good wishes were expressed.
The chairman, on behalf of the residents, made a presentation to each of the departing friends. Supper was provided by the ladies and dancing terminated a pleasant evening. Music was supplied by Messrs T Gould and R Adams. Mr A Greig was MC. [Ref: Chronicle (Adelaide SA) 29-11-1924]
*December 2. Last night a fete was held to provide funds for the school children's Christmas tree. There was an excellent attendance, many visitors from the outlying districts being present.
In the evening games and dances were held, the music being provided by Messrs T Smith and T Gould. Mr A Greig was MC. The takings amounted to £7. [Ref: Chronicle Adelaide SA) 12-12-1925]
*January 30 - A social was held on Wednesday night to give the new school teacher (Miss T Emondson) an opportunity of meeting the residents of the district. The evening was devoted to games.
Supper was served, after which a dance was held. [Ref: Chronicle (Adelaide SA) 6-2-1926]
*December 15. The annual Christmas tree for the children of the district was held last night. Items were rendered by the school children.
The head teacher (Miss Edmondson) who has been transferred, was the recipient of a presentation from the parents.
After supper a dance was held. Mr A Greig being MC. [Ref: Advertiser (Adelaide SA) 16-12-1925]
*July 1. On Thursday evening, July 28, a euchre and dance was held in aid of the library. Mrs Greig and Mrs E H Walker won the ladies' prize and Master B Greig and W Hodgson the gentlemen's. Supper was served. Mr Greig was MC, and the music was supplied by Messrs Smith, Ratcliffe, and Spry. [Ref: Chronicle (Adelaide SA) 7-7-1928]
*April 6. On Easter Monday a picnic was held on the recreation oval for the purpose of raising funds towards the new hall, which many residents hope to see before very long. A cricket match was played and programme of sports carried out.
Tea was provided by the ladies. Later in the small hall games and dances were carried out.
In order to promote entertainment to raise money for the new hall … elected a social committee. [Ref: Advertiser (Adelaide SA) 9-4-1929]
*MARAMA - The new town hall was declared open by Mrs F H S Richards. The secretary (Mr S Gray) gave a brief outline of the financial position, which was regarded as very satisfactory. Messrs Whitford, Tilley, Richards, and S Hutchinson also spoke. The contractors were Messrs Shimmin and Evans, of Owen.
Dinner was served: after which sports were held.
A concert was held in the evening. Those contributing items were Misses Gray Lathey, Mr Shimmin, and the Karoonda Concert Party. Mrs Polhner was the accompanist.
The hall was then cleared for dancing. Mrs Jones's Jazz Band supplied the music. Mr Bert Edwards was MC. About £60 was taken during the day. [Ref: Chronicle (Adelaide SA) 4-9-1930]
*It was decided to purchase a player piano for the large hall, and an Australian make was chosen. A committee was elected to control the instrument. [Ref: Advertiser (Adelaide SA) 11-12-1930]
*The residents of Marama, Yurgo and Kulkami combined to give a party to local lads leaving with the AIF, Messrs T Mobbs, B Eden, L Carpenter, A Papps (Kulkami) and F Sweetman (Yurgo).
Mr E C Tilly presided, and amongst many who spoke was Mr S Pillar (president RSL Lameroo sub-branch), and Messrs Hutchinson (Marama) and Tregilgas (Yurgo). A gift of notes was presented. [Chronicle (Adelaide SA) 16-1-1941]
Including the highest point on the Earth’s Surface, Mount Sagarmatha (Everest 8,848 m) and an elevation range of 6,000 m Sagarmatha National Park (SNP) covers an area of 124,400 hectares in the Solu-Khumbu district of Nepal. An exceptional area with dramatic mountains, glaciers, deep valleys and seven peaks other than Mount Sagarmatha over 7,000 m the park is home to several rare species such as the snow leopard and the red panda. A well-known destination for mountain tourism SNP was gazetted in 1976 and with over 2,500 Sherpa people living within the park has combined nature and culture since its inception.
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From Inception. Played by Cillian Murphy (Scarecrow in Batman Begins).
The hair is made out of Sculpy, but I kinda dislike it.
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Inception：Cobb (Leonardo DiCaprio)
Head Sculpt :FENG
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at circus baby elephants kept chained to train them, they can’t tear the chain, bt the irony is when they grow up ,they take it for granted that they'll never be able to be free again, even if a fire breaks out they would rather die than trying to escape! An idea is like a virus. Resilient. Highly contagious. And even the smallest seed of an idea can grow. It can grow to define or destroy you.
If you haven't seen the movie yet (Which I highly recommend you do!), you can pause this trailer at 1:00 to see what I was basing this on.
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Credit for the chairs goes to Legohaulic.
I watched Inception today. Not gonna lie, it's possibly one of the best scripted movies I've ever watched. I can only imagine the amount of thought was put behind the story line, let alone each scene.
Pure creation.
My remix of the photo by Icy Things for the Fotogriphone Editing Lab group. Edited with an iPhone only. No imported elements. See original photo at: www.flickr.com/photos/paolagrilli/5660957330/ in/pool-1549... Apps used: 3DPhoto and Iris