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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...
2 awesome boulders that are situated in central Australia, in the middle of nowhere, with me in-between.
...I up and made us some deviled eggs! For no reason! Not even a picnic!
(After I'd already boiled, cooled, peeled, and cut in half the eggs, I realized that my kitchen had no celery or onion in it! Which is pretty rare, really, and sort of freaked me out. So these deviled eggs have no crunchies in them and are served with dill pickles to compensate.)
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.
I was in front of mirror n saw my 4 side-teeth which are completely eligible for non-veg food, so I got the idea about "Devil" personality...
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.