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Detail of right side panel.
Bosch likes hell a lot, or maybe it's a better subject matter for the artist. There is so much odd stuff going on in this picture, you feel guilty looking at it, maybe? I even see some ice skatin.
The spirit of Guns'n'Roses is alive and well in Sydney. This is The Hell City Glamours backstage at the Gaelic Club.
Helles & Gretel is a classic Munich lager brewed with Tettnang and Hallertau hops. With subtle grain notes, subdued hop character, and muted malt sweetness, Helles & Gretel is the beer to have with you when you’re lost in the woods. There is nothing Grimm about that.
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ถ่ายที่วัดร่องขุน เชียงราย น่ะ
Don't Fall from the bridge
You can't return to human world
Detail from 'The Fall of the Rebel Angels'.
The Jeroen Bossche Art Centre, housed in what was formerly the New St James church since 2007. The church was built 1905, the third one on the site, it was designed by Jan Stuyt and Jos Cuypers.
Temperatures at lower elevations in Interior Alaska may fall to 45 below zero again tonight, according to the National Weather Service. Cold weather is expected to persist through midweek, with a slight warming trend beginning Thursday.....
Fotos para el Web Magazine The Concert in Concert (www.theconcertinconcert.com/) Kreator + Arch Enemy + Hell + Drone - La Riviera - Madrid - 29/11/14
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A late afternoon Amtrak Regional Train heads across the "Little Hell Gate" trestle en route to NY Penn Station.
Lucky Hell.
Taboo Barcelona Burlesque Nights.
21st December 2013,
Sala Apolo,
Barcelona.
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Hell played in Paris on April 6th of 2012
Le Bataclan venue.
On the banks of the Snake River in Hells Canyon, SE Washington. Photographed on April 26, 2015 for Worldwide Pinhole Photography Day using a Voightlander 116 roll film camera converted to a pinhole. The film is expired mystery 616 film exposed at 12 ISO. The pinhole is 0.5mm diameter, I had it set at about a 135mm focal length which gave me f/270. Semi-Stand developed in Adonal (Rodinal) 1-100 for 1 hour.
so this is for a youth sermon the week of Halloween. Does it read scary as hell to you? How else could i lay out the text?
Nothing like scaring students into a personal relationship with Christ. pfft.
EDIT - Updated version is here www.flickr.com/photos/24436291@N03/2945207616/in/pool-cfcc
I'll admit it. Sometimes I send off for those glossy magazines and brochures of exotic places just so I can see everywhere I could be and everywhere I'm not. At first, it was a little bit masochistic. I'd flip through those arid deserts and humid jungles and crowded, jumbled streets and I'd compare. Those bleak landscapes to my almost bleaker suburbia. I'd look at all the places I wanted desperately to be at tht moment. I let the longing, sweet and bitter, well up in me until I had my car keys in hand and aa.com at my fingertips. I'd find myself looking up into the blue cloudless skies and imagined myself soaring though them to there, somewhere, anywhere but here. I let the desire to escape overwhelm the destination. I wanted to travel for so many of the wrong reasons.
But I've figured out the problem. When I looked at those pictures, I was seeing nothing more than impossibilities. I look at them now, or at least try to, and see the possibilities in them. I spread those same distant photographs out on my bedspread. But now my fingers don't stroke the glossy fingers, but the broad elephant leaves of the jungle. I nestle myself deep into the roots of the ancient gods of the jungle and let them wrap their arms around me so tight, a mother's embrace that's held so much life within it's grasp before, so many before me and so many after. And those gnarled hands that twist and entertwine above me, protectng and loving, until I'm underwater in this emerald world. And I lay back and watch that kalediscope sky above me, those shifting shades and shapes of green that shake and shimmer in the windy summer day and I feel the kalediscope world beneath me, the dying leaves and sprouts pushing up around me, the life that springs from death and the death that springs from life, a melding of the very worst and best forces of nature until the two are nearly indistinguishable. A howler monkey cries off in the distant. The ants go marching two-by-two carrying the cookie-cutter crumbs of the gods on their backs, but they'll bring the giants tumbling down and the fierce cry of the howler will fall silent all through the patience of jigsaw teeth. This world will rebuild and destroy itself in ture without the touch of human hands. And it makes me feel so large and so small. But my size doesn't matter. My name, my face, my history doesn't matter. My very essence loses some essential worth. Because none of it matters when I am apart of it all and all is apart of me.
So when I take those glossy magazines in my hands and run my fingers down the faraway lands. I'm not merely escaping where I am, but I'm bringing a bit of that jungle with me. The shadow tread of a panther that prowls in my step. Or that fierce game of predator and prey in my eyes. Or maybe new eyes all together. Because when I am in those distant forests, its very life is in me. I am so much greater than the sum of my parts. And even the ebb and flow of suburbia can't shake that from my bones.