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Sitting in Devils Pool in the Zambezi River on the edge Victoria Fallls. Just behind us the water falls over 100m!
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Kangkung Devil, Take-2: this one is shot without flash to show the texture of the Kangkung leaves. Sri Lanka, June 2011.
20110220_1238_1D3-38 Devils Punchbowl Waterfall
Arthur's Pass National Park. About 25-30 minutes walk from Arthur's pass village. can be seen from SH73 just west of Arthur's Pass.
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To draw attention to the plight of the Tasmanian devil I am going to be making a work a day throughout October inspired by Tasmanian Devils.
Tasmanian Devils population has declined by 90% in large areas of Tasmania due to Devil facial tumor disease. In November I will be taking part in the Garmin Point to Pinnacle; a 21.4km long and just over 1,270 meters in elevation run up Tasmania's Mount Wellington to raise money for The Devil Island Project (www.savethetasmaniandevil.org.au/) If you would like to sponsor me you can at this link> garmin-point
After our trip to Bali and Hong Kong was canceled we decided we needed a road trip. Moab was a logical pick since it's one of our favorite places - comfort food for wanderers. We spent a day at Arches National Park checking out arches we had not seen before. This included Tapestry Arch in the Devil's Garden and Tower Arch in the Klondike Bluffs area). It was an excellent day and the Park (as well as Moab) was surprisingly empty. I love when Heather gets out and explores.
I took these photos in early March 2020 in Arches National Park in Moab, Utah.
The sun glistens over Devil's Castle in the Wasatch National Forest east of Alta, Utah.
Photo by Daniel M. Reck. Purchase at 500px Art.
I have the pleasure of testing and reviewing a brand new Handsome Devil for Momentum Magazine. Here's a peek at the bike.
Vancouver, 2012.
The brightly colored pieces of cloth that you find
hanging in some of the trees along the Tower Trail
and elsewhere in the Monument are referred to as
prayer cloths, prayer bundles, prayer ribbons, prayer
ties, and prayer flags. They are physical, symbolic
representations of prayers and are here by American
Indian people as part of their religious ceremonies.
Please do not touch, take, or disturb these prayer
cloths in any way. It is considered culturally
insensitive to photograph these items and we request
that you do not do so.
---- the Devil is a talented dancer, but also its prey .... is not far behind .... ----
---- il Diavolo è un valente ballerino, ma anche la sua preda .... non è da meno .... ----
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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 ...