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Meak SFX,KWA. The Mystical Seer MGS.
Awesome day chilling out, painting another 3D style piece, along side meak, we nearly got rained out, but the weather fined up and we were able to finish off our wall !.
Enjoy !
SURREALidAdES SAN PASCUAL'ARtES y dEMAS ViAjES EN EL MUNdO dE LOS ChARCOS MARAViLLOSOS QUE SE dAN AQUi EN EStE RiNCON MAYA'SUREñO.
hAVE A NiCE tRiP...
www.tape.tv/jack-white/videos/would-you-fight-for-my-love
Jack White - Would You Fight for my Love?
"But I'm afraid of being hurt that's true
But not afraid of any physical pain
Just as I am always scared of water
But not afraid of standing out in the rain.
People do their best to not let passion begin
It's dead before it has a chance to start
And so then there I am, the caretaker of sin
To your abandoned and malignant heart
It's such a pleasure, to sing with you together
Making love when there is nobody home
But I can't kiss you 'til you lift up your chin
You have to want to stop being alone."
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~ BESALÙ ~ CATALUNYA ~ ESPAÑA ~
por: Marco Vianna©
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Mis Imagenes publicadas en TheDphoto, by Diana Eftaiha:
"Beautiful Photography of Marco Vianna"
Uno de mis trabajos en diapositivas (slides). La calidad de la imagen se ve
afectada por la transición al formato digital, sin embargo la genuina idea
sigue viva.
** Inspirada en la canción "Mind Games" por: John Lennon
# Para esta toma:
Imagen realizada en formato analogico / Pelicula para diapositivas
Canon EOS 500N + Canon 28 ÷ 80 mm f/3.5-5.6
Aqui mi paso del analogico al formato digital:
Vea tambien:
"My Gear" Album
I don't want you to know too much about me, oh no.
'Cause I know you'll take advantage of the words that I say.
You're looking for a way to depress me, make me pay.
You don't want me to be,
too close around you 'cause I would see.
All the weak sides that you got, bout which you're trying to hide.
You know that I would nail you if I could nurse my pride.
You're on the top when I'm low.
As soon as you're fading I will grow.
I don't like you. You don't like me.
We're lacking energy. Yeah, we're lacking energy.
MIllencolin, Penguins and polar bears.
A bark cockatoo (for Alan, John and Jan)
Having seen the monkey on the tree, I spotted this cockatoo on the ground ...
You had me...
Stop your psychological mindgames, if you wanna play I will play along and beat your ass to it.
While at the C.N.E. one year I happened upon this Sand Sculpture of a skull that had a partial window in the side of it. What was revealed was "Mind Games " inside. It's quite the work of art, considering it's totally made of sand an upright. I kinda like it !!
A marionette without a puppeteer, trapped in the silent choreography of her own mind, where strings of thought pull in every direction.
There is a passage in Solaris (Stanislaw Lem) where, speaking about the difficulty to communicate with alien lifeforms, one character says:
"We think of ourselves as the Knights of the Holy Contact. This is another lie. We are only seeking Man. We have no need of other worlds. A single world, our own, suffices us; but we can't accept it for what it is."
I find that perfectly applicable to our understanding of nature. The mythos we attribute to animals is often so deeply entrenched in our concept of them that we simply don't care anymore about their true nature. We use them as mirrors to look at ourselves.
Spiders have been frequently attributed a feminine nature. Think of Tolkien's Shelob, Arachne in ancient Greece, Uttu in Mesopotamia, the japanese Tsuchigumo, or the African Kwaku Ananse. The reasons for this have probably more to do with dated gender roles than with spider biology.
In most species, females are larger than males (and not infrequently end up as their dinner). Revenge kills of unfaithful husbands is a recurring theme in Greek mythology that pervades into modern times, as it subverts the traditional power imbalance in the couple. To human eyes, spiders have small waists and voluminous butts which remind of the female figure. They weave webs (a traditional female province in humans) and seldom abandon their "home", which they spend most of their time taking care of. More metaphorically, spiders' webs have been assimilated to the way women are expected to gain male attention by passive attraction, embellishing themselves and playing mindgames in order to draw men into courting them.
In this respect, it is probably interesting to learn that spiders are not passive hunters: the spider itself is a vital part of the trap, acting as a sensory trap that draws insects into approaching them and getting entangled into the sticky fibers of the spider web. The things we learn when we stop assuming we know everything there is to learn. Time to stop searching for mirrors and actually look around us without prejudices.
#spider #web #science #mithology #femininity #biology #nature #macro #arachnid #entomology #hunt #odonata #libelula #naturaleza
To drink while listening "Mind Games" of John Lennon (thanks srcohiba!!!)
And thanks to Lars van de Goor for the music & the clip!!!
'The Tournament' - an installation of a gigantic chess set, with 2m high ceramic chess pieces designed by Jamie Hayon on a mosaic glass chess board in Trafalgar Square, London.
The image above was created on 8 January 2013.
Original image is from the Wiki Commons, which you can see here:
commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Trafalgar_Square,_London_...
I did this a few weeks back. I feel something is missing. But I still think I need to post it. It may be back if I find the part that is missing. I see this as some mind dream game. It has no real rules but is the start of something new for me. things in my mind I hope I play with more soon. No this is not a crossword puzzle. My name is here to deter people from taking my images. As it has happened to me recently. I wish I did not have to show any images with my name on them. so you could see just the images.
A study in Neoplasticism. Well I did not really follow the rules in this art form. I added curves. I like to do things my way.
Started with Piet Mondrian.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Piet_Mondrian
Mike
just on the southern edge of munich there is an old airport which was converted into a public park. there's not much resembling a traditional park except large areas of plain grass with the old runway dividing it. since it is basically a pretty long stretch of perfectly smooth concrete there are a lot of skaters, runners, walkers and cyclists zipping from one end to the other. apparently most people like to move along the middle line, so a leisurely stroll can turn into a constant mindgame of who is going to stray from the line first and make way for oncoming traffic.