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from the 1st july 2007, virtually all enclosed public places and workplaces in England will become smokefree.
i took some photographs for the idea of smoking, and then played around with them. not a real cigarette here, Rekha made it awhile back :)
beautiful Friday to all....
feel free to visit my birding group Bird Nature & Us (BNU) @ www.facebook.com/groups/kakibirding/
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Bird: Blue-winged Siva (Siva cyanouroptera)
Plumb - Beautifully Broken
(Official Lyric Video)
I created Abstract: Beautifully Broken
using Photoshop Elements 8.
Please receive my deep gratitude
for sharing your wonderful photographs
and for stopping by to appreciate mine.
2 Corinthians 13:14
"May the grace of the Lord Jesus Christ,
and the love of God, and the fellowship
of the Holy Spirit be with you all"
Colored in an adult coloring book titled “Beautiful Mandalas” printed by Art and Color Press. Colored with Stabilo fine-line pens, Prismacolor Premier Pencils; background colored with Mungyo Pastels. Thanks for your fav’s and comments.
Salam & Lovely Sunday ALL..
Jom Klik2 Taiping 2016 @ m.facebook.com/kliktaiping2016/
Photography Contest from 12th March to 15 April 2016
Bird: Rufous-browed flycatcher (Anthipes solitaris) / Burung Sambar Rengkong Putih
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Medusa was originally a beautiful maiden. Her beauty caught the eye of Poseidon, who desired her and proceeded to ravage her in Athena’s shrine. When Athena discovered the sea god had ravaged Medusa in her shrine she sought vengeance by transforming Medusa’s hair into snakes, so that anyone who gazed at her directly would be turned into stone.
The full myth of Perseus and Medusa begins years before they battled. Perseus was the son of Danae, daughter of Acrisius the King of Argos, and Zeus. The god had impregnated the princess in the form of a shower of gold after her father had locked her away upon learning from an oracle that he would be killed by his grandson. Acrisius feared the child, but wanted to avoid Zeus’ wrath, so instead of killing Perseus, he sent the baby and Danae out to sea in a wooden chest.
Dictys of the island of Seriphus rescued the two and he raised Perseus like a son. However, there were others close by who weren’t so kind to the boy. In the myth of Perseus , the hero is sent by Polydectes, Dictys’ brother and the king of Seriphus, on a quest to bring him the head of Medusa. This was a trick because Polydectes desired Perseus’ mother and wanted to get rid of her son, who was not in favor of the relationship. Such a mission would have been equivalent to suicide for Perseus and Polydectes did not expect him to ever return to Seriphus.
As Perseus was the son of Zeus, he was aided by the gods. Perseus received the Cap of Invisibility from Hades, a pair of winged sandals from Hermes, a reflective bronze shield from Athena, and a sword from Hephaestus. With these divine gifts, Perseus sought out Medusa and decapitated her with the bronze shield while she was asleep.
Immediately after the she was beheaded, the winged horse Pegasus sprung out from her neck. In the Theogony, Hesiod also mentions that the golden giant Chrysaor, who was born with a golden sword in his hand, emerged from the severed neck of Medusa. Medusa’s sisters also arrived on the scene around the same time and chased Perseus. But the hero escaped by using the Cap of Invisibility. Some versions of the myth say he took Pegasus with him as well.
After this, Perseus flew away via Hermes’ sandals or Pegasus, setting course for Seriphus. But he had several other exciting events before returning to the island. Although Perseus may be at the center of these stories, it could be argued that it is the transformative powers of Medusa’s severed head that played a pivotal role in the hero’s subsequent adventures.
Although Medusa is commonly regarded as a monster, her head is often seen as a protective amulet that would keep evil away.
Elizabeth joined us for a small group shoot at the house in mid-March. It was a nice relaxing shoot - and no one froze. She is such a blast to shoot with but she is also very quiet so I'm never sure if she likes what we're doing or not.
wishing you a beautiful & enjoyable sunday...
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Two beautiful words: “tea” and “friendship”.
These Blythe dolls are two of my favorites, because of their beautiful pink hair: Lovely Katherine’s Corner, and Snowflake Sonata. This picture is for the theme “Friendship” in the Blythe a Day group on Flickr. I wasn’t happy with the photo at first—all that pink looked flat and boring—so I added the background in PicCollage.
Beautiful blond hair,
Shiny satin dress,
Sensual full bosom,
Marvelous big eyes,
Delightful sweety smile.
Gosh, she's really got it all!
217/365 I brought my camera and tripod along to kill time while waiting for Tate at choir practice. This guy and his friend apparently thought I was packing food in my camera bag...they followed me everywhere. I guess I shouldn't be too bothered. This was the only shot I took that was worth posting.