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The Devil’s Hand 2015
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Title: The Devil’s Hand
Year: 2014
Genre: Thriller
Rating: 4.8 (1699 votes)
Runtime: 86 min
Director: Christian E. Christiansen
Cast: Rufus Sewell, Alycia Debnam-Carey, Thomas McDonell, Adelaide...
A closer look at Devils Tower National Monument, northeast Wyoming, USA. Formed by magma that hardened beneath the earth's surface 50 million years ago, then appeared above the landscape 1-2 million years ago as the softer rock around it eroded away, this otherworldly formation is sacred to local Native American tribes. According to legend, the Great Spirit made the rock rise out of the earth to help people escape a giant bear, who angrily clawed at the sides as it grew.
This huge caterpillar is native to our area and was found on the Philadelphia University campus. It has a striking teal green color with black spikes and two brown areas (front and back) to tell predators: LEAVE ME BE! It will become the six inch brown with orange spots Regal Moth (Cranshaw, 2008). A great website for more information is found at the University of Florida:http://entomology.ifas.ufl.edu/creatures/bfly/regal_moth.htm
As promised from yesterday's sneak peak. See if you can spot the climbers from yesterday's photo. Clouds had moved in at this time. But I have some much better photos of the tower with cloud filled blue skies in store for another day.
This photo was taken at a place called the Devil's Cauldron at Whale Beach on the Northern Beaches. I was accompanied by a work colleague of mine,Vic Feferberg whose own photo stream you can view at www.flickr.com/photos/vicfefer/.
It was an early morning shoot which meant getting up at 4am on a cold Autumn Sydney morning.
But it was worth it. So please enjoy the shots of Devil's Cauldron and feel free to comment so that i may improve my photography skills.
for those wishing to know more of this place and if you happen to be in Sydney, check out this link
knol.google.com/k/a-photographer-s-guide-to-devils-cauldr...
Near Kenora, Ontario, there is a narrow water channel in the Lake of the Woods, which is known as "Devil's Gap". Natives believe there are spirits which live within certain rocks at the lake, and this particular rock is one of the best-known of the spirit-rocks. In the late 1800's someone painted a face onto the rock, as a joke, and people have kept repainting the rock ever since then.
November Devil by David Iles
Amazing detail on this sculpture - leaves, twigs, pinecones. Each cast individually and then welded into one giant dirt devil. :)
Wall-mounted devils
These are made to be hung on a wall or door, placed to convey a suitable menace, and have a small hole on the back to take a finishing nail.
I’ve made them in a variety of earth tones, using several different types of clay and fired-on oxide finishes. The ones illustrated [l-r] are made from whitish, red, and “black” clay [actually a dark grey-purple]. Dimensions vary slightly, but they are approximately 160/135/65 mm h/w/d.
The Tower is an astounding geologic feature that protrudes out of the prairie surrounding the Black Hills. It is considered sacred by Northern Plains Indians and indigenous people. Hundreds of parallel cracks make it one of the finest crack climbing areas in North America. Devils Tower entices us to learn more, explore more and define our place in the natural and cultural world.
Devils Tower rises above the surrounding grassland and Ponderosa pine forests like a rocky sentinel. Northern Plains tribes have worshipped near this remarkable geologic formation for thousands of years. Fur trappers, explorers, and settlers alike were awed by the tower's majesty. In 1906, President Theodore Roosevelt established Devils Tower as our nation's first national monument. Many have gazed at the Tower and wondered, "How did this amazing formation form?"
I think I'm the last person on earth to get a Domo. But I think mine's the best! lol. Look how cute he is dressed as a devil!
An off-duty Paramin devil and two members of his rhythm section pose at the Beach House Carnival fete on February 23, 2006.
The Devil Wears Prada live at Cornerstone Festival 2007.
Photo by Zoltan Foxx.
See much more at cornerstonefestival.com!!
---- the Devil .... is engaged in a frenzied dance, to the sound of a fantastic tarantella .... ----
---- il Diavolo è impegnato in un....ballo indiavolato, al suono di una fantastica tarantella .... ----
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This is at the same time a long and short report , about the traditional sacred and profane feast with pagan roots, called "u Ballu di Diavuli" (The Dance of the Devils) that I made this year on the afternoon of Easter in the Sicilian village of Prizzi (in the province of Palermo); this feast, which has medieval origins, is the representation of the eternal struggle of Evil (two Devils and Death) against the Good (Christ and the Virgin Mary). Devils wears a wool suit in red (the color of the fire of hell ...), also wearing a flashy iron mask with a big mouth adorned with big teeth and a lolling tongue, the mask is surmounted by two horns while the back is covered with a fleece of a goat that covers shoulders and back (a Devil has a black fleece, the other Devil a white fleece), and Devils shake pieces of iron chains which are agitated bumping against the masks; the Death wears a wool suit of yellow ocher, wearing a leather mask always yellow, which looks like a skull, from his mouth come out long teeth, it holds in its hands an "instrument of death" very similar to a medieval crossbow. The feast begins on Easter morning, Death along with the two devils (which have become even four, to involve as many passers-by) roam the streets of the town of Prizzi, engaging with the passers jokes and cajoling, passers are invited to dance with them at the sound of the well-paced band music. Often the two devils "capture the spirit" of a passer, which to be able to see his liberated soul .... must issue a small donation symbolic .... Nevertheless, the name of the Sicilian feast "the Dance of the Devils" originates from a very special time of the event, when the two statues of the Risen Christ and the Virgin Mary are in front each other of them to meet (U 'Ncontru): it is here, between the two statues, the two Devils and the Death staged a bustle of dancing, jumping, coaxing ... with the aim of preventing this meeting, but they will be slain by the swords of the Angels (Angels to guard the Risen Christ), so the Mother and her Son can meet, in a blaze of joy of the devotees, with the Good that has defeated the well forces of Evil ...