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While taking this photo a narly dude walked out of this place and glared at me. It scared me so I quickly walked away. I began to wonder what went on in there exactly - there is an evil skull on top of skateboards indicating death then they go on to say "Hell on Wheels." Great, just how I want to spend my freetime, possibly dying while trying to take up a new activity.
2 Maal een poging tot samenvoeging van 2-luik (Hell vs Heaven).
In de eerste foto ben ik uitgegaan van een 'Hell' situatie waarin donkere kleuren, de houding en het verbergen van de ogen de sfeer weergeven. Heaven wil ik terug laten komen door de zoetigheid op haar lippen.
In de tweede foto ben ik uitgegaan van een ´Heaven´ situatie. De lichte kleuren en het zoete van de suiker op het hoofd. ´Hell´ wou ik hier weergeven door haar blik en houding. Dit zou moeten resulteren in een buitenaards, eng gevoel.
Showing clearcut on NW face of hells Hill.
Windy Point (open spot)on skyline to rt.
Grassy Mtn. on skyline on lt.
Cartwright Cr. Valley below.
It’s rather cool to stand below the bridge and the tram and look up from below…and stop to think that, at certain times of year, I would be underwater from where I took this photo.
A bit of Seeweed at Hell's Mouth (Porth Neigwl). I shot this after going for a surf. I was hoping to get some shots of surfers but I was the only one there!
"HeLLena"
12"x12" canvas
paint & hitting studs
It will participate in
"World Of Imagination Vol.2" @APW Gallery
'09.3.6~3.29
Happy Hallowe'en from the White Temple, Chiang Rai.
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postcard view.
These are theshort, black limestone formations that are found at the famed Hell. It was a lot smaller than I thought (apparently the size of half a soccer field).
Welcome to Hell!
This photo was taken at Hell station. Hell is actually a small village in Stjørdal, Norway with a population of 352.
The name Hell comes from the Old Norse word 'hellir', which means 'overhang' or 'cliff cave' but it can also mean 'luck' in Norwegian.
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One of the many basalt cliffs of Hell's Gate National Park. This is the only park that I know of in Kenya that will let you walk or bike along the roads in the park.
A Hell Talon fighter-bomber, and some Chaos dreadnoughts (Alpha Legion, Thousand Sons and Night Lords I think).
The lightning decoration probably marks this as a Nights Lord flyer.
This is Hells Hollow Falls which is part of Hells Run in Lawrence County, Pennsylvania. Shot with a Holga 120N on Efke R50 film. This is a 15 second exposure with the help of a 8x ND filter stacked with polarizer filter.
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Hell Hole rocks, Heptonstall
Do you see a face on the right? Reminds me a bit of the Easter Island heads! Or is it Ted Hughes' Iron Man?
Training trip fitted in at the weekend - 210 mile round-trip in the wind, rain and sleet on loaded road-Jones to see Hell's Bells with Ruth and Ade : ) Bristol's best band? Good fun as well as a spot-on tribute act, 'Angus' was legendary )
The weather handed it to me on the way home though, 7.5hrs of rain and snow-sleet blown directly in my face, just got worse as I went on. Last 2 hours was barely-controlled shivers if I slowed up or stopped, a slow creeping numbness and some 'dark moments'. Tough, but valued lessons learnt. And Hell's Bells still rocked.
So Nick at Miller's Yamaha in Belle Vernon, PA did me a real solid. He talked me off a ledge when my 2006 motorcycle was all f**d up - not running and spitting gasoline out of one of the tailpipes, and told me to change the plugs and beat the hell out of the bike if it got started.
Well, I did just that. It's running like a bat out of hell.
He could just as easily have told me I had to bring it in and taken me for another kind of ride, but he didn't, and that's going to get them my business for good.
Dang, I feel all manly n' shit...got my 'cycle running. Woohoo!
...now for the old beetle...