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The apparent desolation of this view from the edge of the Island in the sky portion of Canyonlands National Park masks its incredible beauty. The canyon is formed by two rivers, the master canyon cutter Colorado River, and the Green River that ultimately meet and coalesce into the Colorado and proceed to the south to form Lake Powell, the Grand Canyon, and Lake Mead. The area you are looking at is on the eastern edge of the Island in the Sky looking eastward across the canyon. It reveals the three layers of the canyon. The upper level Island in the Sky at roughly 7500ft., the mid level White Cliffs, and the lower level where the Colorado River is still flowing and cutting ever deeper.
Mask of Chief Little Crow (Taoyateduta) created by Ed Archie Noisecat in Minnehaha Park in Minneapolis, Minnesota.
Little Crow was the leader of the Dakota in the 1862 Dakota Conflict (formerly known as the Sioux Uprising), however he advised his people not to go to war. "But if you strike at them they will all turn on you and devour you and your women and children just as the locusts in their time fall on the trees and devour all the leaves in one day" he told them. In the end, he agreed to lead them saying, "Taoyateduta is not a coward, He will die with you."
Little Crow was killed after the war while he and his son were picking berries near Hutchinson, Minnesota. A settler and his son who were out hunting came upon them, and after an exchange of gunfire, Little Crow was shot and killed.
After having been displayed in the State Capitol until 1915, his skull and other remains ended up in a box at the Minnesota Historical Society. After years of trying, Little Crow's grandson, Jesse Wakeman, finally convinced the state to turn the remains over to him in 1971. Wakeman had them buried in a family plot in Flandrau, South Dakota.
"life with a mask - the students"
(last of the polaroid series)
first, i want to give a massive and warm-felt thanks to all my students who posed in their annoying and restrictive masks.
we now have to wear these damn things indoors at all times on campus. while they are highly protective they are still a daily nuisance.
you may see a student smile here and there in the photos, but that's because of their warmth and wonderful personality. it is surely not because we're happy to wear a mask...they suck. but, here in taiwan, we'll take minor discomfort over getting sick.
again, a huge thanks to my amazing students.....xie xie!
polaroid sx-70 model 2
b&w sx-70 polaroid originals film
Few days ago saw Misturu Nikaido's Kabuki mask and really loved the idea. So this is what I came up with.
Following [https://www.flickr.com/photos/14816146@N04/] and [https://www.flickr.com/photos/phantomterror/]'s remarks, I've made some changes to my mask adapter.
Portrait of a Zaouli dancer with the traditional Zaouli mask (Ivory Coast).
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The Zaouli dance is a traditional mask dance originating from the Guro people in the central western part of Ivory Coast.
It is performed during various ceremonies and celebrations, such as weddings, funerals, and other festive occasions.
The dance is characterized by the use of an elaborate wooden mask representing a beautiful young girl, known as "Zaouli."
The Zaouli mask is carved from wood and is known for its intricate details, particularly the headdress, which represents a beautiful woman.
The dance is accompanied by traditional music played with drums and other percussion instruments.
The dancer wears a costume that complements the mask, often adorned with colorful fabrics, beads, and accessories.
The dance itself involves highly stylized and graceful movements. The dancer, usually a man, wears the Zaouli mask and performs a series of intricate steps, spins, and gestures. The dance is known for its agility, balance, and precision.
The Zaouli dance often carries cultural and social significance. It may represent aspects of beauty, femininity, or mythical stories from Guro folklore.
The performance may also have spiritual or ritualistic undertones depending on the context in which it is presented.
The Zaouli dance is not only a form of cultural expression but also serves as a source of pride and identity for the Guro people. It has become a symbol of the rich cultural heritage of Ivory Coast.
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working on an new installation that will be shown during Munich Jewellery Week.
Maske.
Teil einer Installation, die während der Schmuckwoche in München Ende Februar gezeigt wird.
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leather mask issued to Japanese pilots who flew open top Zero fighter bombers in WWII
Imperial War Museum
We wore countless masks throughout lives. Some of us refuse to take them off even when we're with families. Some masks are required, some we got used to, and some are there for our own protection. At least that's what we're brought up to think.
Yesterday night though, these two didn't have masks on and that made my job so much easier. True love I guess, and I was a little jealous peering though the viewfinder.
Congrats Peter and Lindsey! And thank you again for letting me shoot you guys.
Inner Demons @ WLRP opening 2/4/2020 1pm SLT
Masks are 25% off for the duration of the event along with a few previous releases available at 25% off as well.
Mask comes with a resizer script and is copy mod for easy handling as always.
maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Riverhunt/129/130/1503
Shopping guide: weloveroleplay.weebly.com/february-2020.html
Hope you enjoy this release!
Cala
xo
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