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And I think I'm a bit better. I hope so.
Eh, this is Althea's R5 for Portfolio.
I'm not sure about it... it's kinda weird :/
Well... the editing took almost all morning. Phew :/
And, damn, I have to decide what color is Althea's hair, seriously XDD
btw, here's a bigger version of the pose:
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Two knights face off in a tournament-style battle between Sir Geoffrey of Hampshire (in blue) and the mysterious Hywel Blaidd (in black), at Cymer Abbey in North Wales.
Along the river, in Prague...
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Il cavaliere di notte
Lungo il fiume, a Praga.
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P1300407 - So it's one of those what do you think it looks like jobs. Me I am going with the romantic notion that it is a knight on horseback defending spring against winter (mainly because I like the idea).
You can go with whatever you wish, I have seen a man with a top in there dancing with a lady with half hat. Also Donald Duck holding a baby.
It's dried grass just in case you were wondering. About 8 foot away (2metres approx), free hand shot. It was in the middle of a bog, so no chance of getting any nearer.
I just love it.
I do the daily shoot as I find it useful to understand different subject matters that I probably would not attempt otherwise. Today's assignment : What kind of other art do you appreciate? Make a photograph that celebrates it today.
I have seen just about every kind of art man or woman has churned out of the years, from Cave art up to modern digital art, laser light art and so on. Thought about it for a while and looked around the house to find something that would tick that box.
Then took the dogs out for a walk, thought about it some more and concluded that actually there is one one kind of art that I totally appreciate in another form and it has to be Mother Nature. As fate would have it the dogs and I had to find a new route due to a road closure and there this stood about three foot off the ground.
Cave origins of Luxembourg City's oldest church
This remarkable Medieval chapel is striking not only for its origins many centuries in the past but also because of its location: cleft in rock in Luxembourg City's Pétrusse Valley.
Some history and features
This chapel is Luxembourg City's oldest church, already being used as such in the 11th century. Indeed, as a religious site, it is thought to have pre-Christian, indeed, pre-Roman, origins.
In 1355 a natural cave was adapted into a church building; it is reckoned that the building received early patronage from the Knights of the Teutonic Order. This Order was responsible for the guardianship of the Holy Sepulchre in Jerusalem, and this Chapel was thought to have been used as a commemoration of this role of the Order.
The waters of a natural spring occurring in the immediate vicinity of the church were formerly thought to possess therapeutic qualities.
19th century restoration by Charles Arendt
In 1884-85, the building was renovated by the architect Charles Arendt (1825-1910), who was also responsible for work on several other churches in the Grand Duchy, on the Grand Ducal Palace in the city, and on Vianden Castle; Architect Arendt also authored numerous publications on architectural and artistic subjects.
The addition of the Chapel's belfry and spire constituted part of these 19th century renovations. It may be asked, if Architect Arendt was restoring the Chapel, why was he making substantial changes and even additions to this building? The answer to this lies in the widespread perception among architects in the 19th century that a 'restoration' could and should entail much more original work than architects today, responsible for restoration work. For example, the widely influential French architect Eugène Viollet-le-Duc (1814-1879) was responsible for some huge 'restoration' projects which virtually entailed original creations of what he deemed to be a Medieval design ideal which had not necessarily ever existed. In this light, the additions to the Chapel of Saint-Qurin by Architect Arendt would not have been regarded as unusual by 19th century standards.
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Wirewool spinning behind a model (thanks Rob) in 13th century Armour.Knight slighty lite from the front with torch.
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Knights prepare to engage in the sport of combat at the West Virginia Renaissance Festival at Hollow Hills Farm, 23439 Midland Trail East outside Lewisburg, West Virginia.
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Georg Scholz, Wolfenbüttel 1890 - Waldkirch 1945
Café, Hakenkreuzritter / Café, Swastika Knight (1921)
Merrill C. Berman Collection, Rye, N. Y., USA
Georg Scholz war ein Protagonist der Neuen Sachlichkeit, die in der ersten Hälfte der 1920er-Jahre den Expressionismus ablöste und zur wichtigsten Kunstströmung der Weimarer Republik avancierte.