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Protect the good things in life; collect them up grasp them tight. They can often be your bestest of friends when all you see are damp leaves of sadness.
Combiner of the six Protector sets. Skull Spiders not included.
Instructions here: imgur.com/a/LZaVu
I realized that I've severely dropped the ball on sharing my new images here. That makes me sad because Flickr is my photographic home and I've hoarded about 30-40 images that I could have been documenting! So here we go...I'm going to post one every day until I get through the lot of them!
This realization that I've been so bad about uploading has also forced me into a different, more intentional headspace. To consider that what I make I also want to share, and that I need to so do with more intent if I want to call myself an artist...or at least the artist I want to be.
This quote is exactly what's going on in my mind this week: "You can, you should, and if you're brave enough to start, you will." - Stephen King
When the last tube train has left the station, when the only light is the wet reflections of the neon shop signs, when the foxes come out of their hiding places and when the only sound is the swoosh of the late night delivery trucks along the empty streets, then the protectors come out -- they watch over the streets and the creatures of the city. They are part of the city. They are the city. From what do they protect us, you might ask, if you believe in them. Well, if you don't know, then they, the protectors, are doing a good job of it, right?
This is a special series, both for what it represents and a step toward an adventure of a new style. My first series from this set of images was done in black and white. Spontaneously and in parallel I saw a color version, more painterly. This is that vision.
In this series I hope to highlight individuals audacity of character and purpose, illustrated by its vibrant and radiant displays. Everyone came to me as being perfectly beautiful and I want to share some of those moments. Homage to all protector spirits out there as your activities and intent are noble, to work for the benefit of others. With hearts tranquil and wrathful openness, intent is grounded in the wisdom of interdependence and expressed in joyous prayer.
Acknowledgements:
Choying O’Brien - She came up while I was working on a different version of this image. Showing off a bit, we pursue the possible with photoshop layers and adjustments. Unbridled ideas volleyed back and forth. I arrived at this final image, which will set the bar for the subsequent visions.
Because it literally took me a couple of clicks, I thought I'd show you guys two more variants on the Protector Mask based on my Protector of Iron. On the left, we have a golden Mask of Fire, since everyone loved the look of this year's fire masks, and on the right is a Mask of Steel, because it sounds cool.
protect him
Nikon D80 + Nikon AF Nikkor 50mm 1:1.8 D
Kampung Ladang, Kuala Terengganu, Terengganu
♪♪ Love Me Butch - The Protector ♪♪
Mixed media Oilgraph on wooden panel with text // 8x10
Photographed with a Nikon FE-2 on Tri-X
"Inishmore
And the younger
looked after
the older
And it rained
It rained all day"
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Pictured: Members of the ships company took an opportunity to stretch their legs while HMS Protector was in and around Port Lockroy.
HMS Protector the Ice Patrol Ship is currently on her second visit to Antarctica in 2 years. During the Antarctic winter Protector has been carrying out Survey and Humanitarian and Disaster Relief operations in and around the Caribbean and the West Coast of Africa. Now during the Antarctic Summer the ship has returned to her usual tasking to patrol and survey the Antarctic and South Atlantic, maintaining UK Sovereign presence with Wider Regional Engagement, supporting the global community of Antarctica.
Image by LA(PHOT) Jay Allen
HMS PROTECTOR
Consent/Model release form are completed and held on board HMS PROTECTOR.
"Protector"
Région de Shinano (Préfecture de Nagano - Japon)
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Corner of Cedar and W. Broad streets
Cookeville
Putnam County, TN
The Leadership Putnam Class of 2002 coordinated a Quality of Life project that honors local and national law enforcement officers, firefighters, emergency management technicians, paramedics and military personnel. After the events of September 11, 2001, many citizens within the community wanted to show their support for our local protectors who put their lives at risk everyday for our safety. This mural was painted by a local artist and is on the corner of Cedar and W. Broad streets.
Above information copied from:http://mustseecookeville.com/history.php