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A man wears a full gas mask in Sham Shui Po.
As Hong Kong Coronavirus/COVID-19 surpasses fifty cases in the city so most people don a face mask to protect themselves from the virus. Although there is some debate over the effectiveness of the masks to protect against infection and a citywide shortage of masks still the face covering has become started attire for most people in the city.
17/02/2020, Hong Kong, CHINA.
Decided to finally upgrade my MASK and Venom minifigures to natural flesh tones, and also took the time to update some of their uniforms and gear - including a communicator watch for all MASK agents.
Mirror Mirror on the floor.
show me mirror what the FUCK!
Come on! Do I really have to write a poem for EVERY picture!
Jesus..
Karnataka
Brass/Bell metal.
20 cms (8 inches) high and 23 cms (9 inches) width
Late 19th century or early 20th century
Hanuman (Sanskrit: हनुमान्, Hanumān), a Hindu deity who was an ardent devotee of Rama according to Hindus myths, and a central character in the Indian epic Ramayana. Hanuman was a disciple of Lord Rama and a general among the vanaras in the war against the demon king Ravan.
Prominent moustache is a characteristic of Maharashtra and Karnataka depictions of Maruti/Hanuman.
A stylized flower mask, and a hero mask with a fun oil slick look. They will be discounted to 25L for the event Tuesday Aug.6, 2019.
My store's slurl is:
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Italian carnival masks for sale from a vendor's cart in Florence (Firenze), Italy.
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Dalat, also Da Lat (Đà Lạt), located in the South Central Highlands of Vietnam, was originally the playground of the French who built villas in the clear mountain air to escape the heat and humidity of the coast and of Saigon, now know as Ho Chi Minh City.
Dalat looks like a cross between Vietnam and the French Alps. Many of its hotels and houses are built in a French style. The city spreads across a series of pine-covered hills, with a small lake in the center and surrounded by higher peaks, making for some lovely scenery quite different from the rest of Vietnam. Temperatures are pleasantly warm by day, and quite cool at night, down to perhaps 10C.
Dalat is very much a tourist town. Tour buses by the dozen run up and down its hills, and small hotels line its streets. The vast majority of visitors are Vietnamese on short package tours, drawn by the scenery, vivid blue skies, fresh air, flower-filled parks, and local edible treats. Dalat is a favorite destination for company weekend outings, family get-aways, and honeymoons.
Most guidebooks for overseas visitors describe Dalat as a cheesy town with tacky tourist sites, which is partly true. Attend a "mountain tribe" dance performance, and your eyes might get stuck in the upward-rolled position.
But Dalat remains a pleasant stop on a north-south tour, or a pleasant outing from Saigon. For overseas visitors, it offers mostly a chance to cool down, observe the Vietnamese at play, view a bit of the French legacy, and enjoy the atmosphere. Dalat is also surrounded by some of the best mountain biking, hiking and canyoning opportunities in Vietnam.
Dalat's high altitude (1500-2000 m) and fertile landscape make it one of Vietnam's premier agricultural areas, producing varieties of fruits, vegetables and flowers that don't grow in the lowlands. In markets as far north as Hanoi, vegetable and flower vendors will tout their "made in Dalat" produce.
Folding and shaping completed - paper primed with base of gesso, mica and neutral pigment; awaiting final painting and sealing.
Female (pwo) mask, Chokwe peoples, Democratic Republic of Congo, early 20th century, wood, plant fiber, pigment, copper alloy, 39.1 cm high (Smithsonian National Museum of African Art)
it seems like we all wear masks to be who we want people to see, we hide who we truly are deep inside, afraid that if we show our true selves, we will be mocked and humiliated.
i don't want to hide today, but it seems the mask is falling into place once more.
on a side note, we went to the clinic today and heard the baby's heartbeat. like little wings swishing so fast, it's amazing.
At home on a Friday night listening to Felt, making masks for my four year old nephew's wild things party tomorrow.
Mask maker David Tepo displays one of his creations -- an unpainted toro mask. Xico, Veracruz Mexico