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"Dem Bones" is a spiritual song. The melody was composed by author and songwriter James Weldon Johnson and his brother, J. Rosamond Johnson. First recorded by The Famous Myers Jubilee Singers in 1928.
Toe bone connected to the foot bone
Foot bone connected to the heel bone
Heel bone connected to the ankle bone
Ankle bone connected to the shin bone
Shin bone connected to the knee bone
Knee bone connected to the thigh bone
Thigh bone connected to the hip bone
Hip bone connected to the back bone
Back bone connected to the shoulder bone
Shoulder bone connected to the neck bone
Neck bone connected to the head bone
Now hear the word of the Lord.
HSS
This man is a bone collector. He was going about the business of collecting discarded bones from the butchers’ stalls and putting them in a bag. People laughed when I asked him if I could take his photograph. I imagine his status must be very low in the market. Their laughter stopped when I gave him some money for his time and patience (people have so little, I feel it is only fair to give them something in return for their photograph).
The S. S. Hogg Market in Kolkata is a large cavernous brick building. It was built 130 years ago by the English. Usually it is a bee hive of activity, but on a Sunday it is very quiet and you even have the luxury of being able to use a tripod.
Rolleicord Va / Kodak 400 TMY-2
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This is extremely dark for me. And surprisingly, I'm at a stage now, where despite how tough the last few weeks have been, I'm happier now than I have been in a long time.
When I was sitting in music class today, taking some time out from the past 3 weeks of stress, exams and assignments, composing music with a good friend of mine, something hit me. I just felt like crying. And they weren't sad tears, but happy tears. I'm inspired, I'm content with myself, and although things around me may not be perfect, I've learn to accept that I am the only one who can control my happiness. Yet this is one of those photos that explains a past feeling. Or memory. Something I wouldn't have been able to create at the time.
A lot can happen in a few days. I'm in a good frame of mind.
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A band of rugged bandits who seek to wrest control of the wasteland race tracks, whether by air, land, or sea. Having clad their vehicles with the bones of a long-fallen dragon, they are as dreadful as they are fast!
Built for Space Rally Racers (Space Jam 2020 Collab category).
Edits courtesy of Scott Wilhelm
58023 heads towards Bewdley on the Severn Valley Railway during the 2024 Autumn Diesel Bash. This was the first day of a Class 58 pulling passengers in preservation. 20142 is tucked in behind the lead locomotive to provide vacuum braking for the coaches.
Locomotives: British Rail Class 58 58023 and Class 20 20142.
Location: Northwood Lane, Bewdley, Worcestershire.
The Sedlec Ossuary, aka The Bone Chapel, is an unusual and some would say macabre little chapel located in Kutná Hora, in the Czech Republic.
It contains around 40,000 to 70,000 human skeletons, arranged to form all the decorations and furnishings within the chapel.
What you see here is the coat of arms of the Schwarzenberg family, made with human bones from victims of the Black Death in the 14th century.
Very low light, with lots of people moving around in cramped conditions made any sort of photography quite a challenge in here. This was taken with the excellent wide angle Sigma 8-16mm f4.5-5.6, which as usual does not display its data correctly with Pentax for some reason.
Bones never lets me down....... he is always nearby.. Ready to rattle someone that shakes up the WITCH....:P
Visit this location at Hipville Halloween 10th yr in Second Life
I wasn't sure which "pose" I like the most so I just tried a bunch of different ones, here's a few others that I liked.
The griffon vulure, a bird of prey. He looks malignant with his 'angry eyes'.
Griffon Vulture.
Vale Gier.
*Gyps fulvus*
Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History. Many of the skeletons in the Bone Hall have been on view since 1881—first in what is now known as the Arts and Industries Building, and since the 1960s in their current form. The skeletons represent an unparalleled study collection of every major group of vertebrate animals. (3/27/2022)
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The tail end of the 2017 Photo Safari to Europe brought us to the village of Hallstatt, Austria.
If you ever have the chance to visit this is a must see. The Bone House or Charnel house.
From Hallstatt.net
The world-famous charnel house in St. Michael’s Chapel
Alongside the world’s oldest salt mine and the idyllic, world-famous postcard view, the charnel house or ‘Bone House’ in St. Michael’s Chapel is one of the most interesting tourist sites in Hallstatt. The chapel dates back to the 12th century and is located next to the catholic parish church. Each year, visitors from throughout the world come to admire the unusual collection of over 600 artistically painted skulls. Many of the skulls were decorated at the end of the 18th century, but a few are from even the 20th century.
Link with more information.
www.hallstatt.net/about-hallstatt/sehenswertes-en-US/cath...
Image made with a full frame Pentax K1 with post processing in Silver Efex Pro2.
I ran the 5K this morning in the Rattle Me Bones race. It is a fund raiser for the Ottawa Hospital Foundation. Because I did a shorter race I was able to get a few photos of the 10K racers coming into the finish line.
I did OK on the race - my back didn't feel too bad so this is good.
This was a last minute idea, part because the bricklink store I was browsing had 3 skrall helmets, so I figured why not! I took the most design liberties here, since the base figure was literally just a "black stickman". So I figured spikes and ribs would make a fitting addition, emphasizing the scavenger aspect of the character. The ice sword also works better here than a skrall blade. No idea about building a mount for it yet, but when budget and inventory allows it I might try!