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If you are interested in Hip Hop, here is the newest part of my little series called 'Hip Hop and Photography':
www.youtube.com/watch?v=B53nmGN7KfA&feature=youtu.be
Mamiya RB67 Pro SD; 90mm K/L; Ilford HP5@1600
The opening lines of this song, "Jeremiah was a bullfrog, was a good friend of mine. Never understood a single word he said, but I helped him drink his wine," are part of some wonderful song meaning speculation. A common interpretation is that the bullfrog is the prophet Jeremiah from the Bible, that the bullfrog, with his distinctive call that stands out in nature, is God's voice.
www.songfacts.com/detail.php?id=2233
Wildwood Lake, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania.
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Thanks everyone for the suggestions, but I really like Totally's suggestion, as it really fits with what I want to do in Volume 3 of Solar. Also changed cape color as per Zeke's suggestion
Alias: The Prophet
Real Name: N/A
Gender: N/A
Alignment: Villain
Backstory: One that uses time travel for its own means, not caring about the resulting consequences of changing past events. A piece of time traveling equipment is stolen by Eon, which leads to Prophet being stuck in present day Cardinal City. Using the knowledge it has acquired of past (present day for Solar) events, it seeks to create a new empire, one capable of controlling the world. Prophet's also searching for Eon, to get the time traveling equipment back.
I could not sleep... so, I decided to grab some pileup Photos, and play with them. This is Prophet. I hope I didn't mess up lol.
If you would like me to attempt a pileup of you, please post a pic below.
My personal preferences are...
Photos on a white background. Green is hard for me for some reason.
Also please make the photos at the very least 5000 in height...
After that, well... idk, I will try. And pray that you like it.
"Did you see it too?"
"Yeah.... What was that?"
"I don't know.... do you think he is who they keep asking us about?"
"Maybe... I didn't hear anything though. Well not a voice. It felt.... good though.
"It did! Maybe it will happen again" closes her eyes and sighs. "If we listen for it."
"I don't think we should tell them."
"No we shouldn't. We might forget again like last time. I wonder if the others saw it."
By me and Matt Sheean. We have the first part of a three part back up comic in this issue also. Out February 27th. They go out of print, so pick one up now!
Hamburg - Friedhof Ohlsdorf
Eine Arbeit von Prof. Gerhard Marcks (1889–1981) aus dem Jahre 1961
Prophet und Genius (Lage: M 6, von 1961): Eine eher untypische Engelsdarstellung ist diese Bronzeplastik des Berliner Bildhauers Gerhard Marcks. Ein Jüngling, der als Engel gestaltet ist, geleitet einen blinden Propheten behutsam und liebevoll ins Jenseits: Marcks greift hier die Vorstellung des Engels als Seelengeleiter auf. Er tut dies in einer Zeit, in der viele klassische Friedhofsengel von ihren Sockeln entfernt wurden. Sie wurden damals als unmodern angesehen. Heute jedoch erfreuen sie sich wieder großer Beliebtheit.
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Strobist: AB1600 with gridded 60X30 softbox camera right. Triggered by Cybersync
"Ganwyd Syr David James James yn Llundain yn 1887 lle’r oedd y teulu yn cynnal busnes llaeth yn ardal Westminster. Bu’r blynyddoedd cynnar i'w frawd ac yntau yn gyfnod o iechyd bregus ac, o ganlyniad, penderfynodd y teulu symud yn ôl i Geredigion i’r lle yr oeddent wedi ymfudo ohono rai blynyddoedd ynghynt. Sefydlwyd cartref newydd ym Mhantyfedwen, tŷ ar gyrion pentref Pontrhydfendigaid. Ond, oherwydd trafferthion busnes yn Llundain, dychwelodd David James a'i dad i'r ddinas, a Llundain wedyn fu’n gartref parhaol i Syr David ac yn bencadlys i'w ddiddordebau busnes am weddill ei fywyd.
Roedd ei ddiddordebau busnes yn niferus ac yn amrywiol iawn, yn cynnwys llaeth, gwenith, bragu a bwydydd anifeiliaid. Ond cofir ef yn bennaf am ei ymwneud â sinemâu. Mentrodd i'r maes hwn yn 1920 wrth agor y 'super cinema' cyntaf yn Llundain (y Palmadium yn ardal Palmers Green) gyda lle i eistedd mwy na 2,000 o bobl. Ar un adeg, roedd yn berchennog ar dair ar ddeg o sinemâu, ac mae’n debyg mai’r mwyaf adnabyddus ohonynt oedd Stiwdio 1 a 2 yn Oxford Street.
Priododd Syr David â Grace Stevens o Faversham. Efallai mai’r ffaith na chawsant blant oedd un o’r rhesymau paham yr oedd Syr David yn awyddus i rannu ei gyfoeth gyda phobl Cymru. Yn ystod ei fywyd, cyfrannodd yn hael at nifer o achosion crefyddol ac addysgiadol. Yr oedd, yn ei flynyddoedd cynnar, wedi ystyried mentro i'r weinidogaeth Gristnogol, ac nid yw’n syndod, felly, iddo roi blaenoriaeth i gefnogi unigolion oedd am fod yn weinidogion, i eglwysi lleol, i geisio gwella cyflogau a phensiynau gweinidogion a hybu mwy o waith eciwmenaidd. Yn y cyswllt hwn, ymdrechodd yn galed i ddod a'r enwadau yng Nghymru at ei gilydd. Roedd hefyd o'r farn fod gan Gymru lawer gormod o adeiladau eglwysig a bod angen mwy o resymoli a rhannu. Proffwyd yn wir!
O ganlyniad i’w haelioni, dyfarnwyd iddo nifer o anrhydeddau. Derbyniodd radd LL D er anrhydedd gan Brifysgol Cymru yn 1957, fe’i gwnaed yn farchog yn 1959, a derbyniodd Ryddid Bwrdeistref Aberystwyth yn 1964.
Pan sefydlwyd yr Ymddiriedolaeth gyntaf yn 1957 roedd Syr David yn glir ei weledigaeth mai pobl Cymru oedd i elwa. Gweinyddwyd yr Ymddiriedolaeth am y ddeng mlynedd gyntaf o'i swyddfeydd yn Llundain. Ond gwelodd hyn fel rhywfaint o baradocs, a bu wrthi yn chwilio am safle priodol yn Aberystwyth ar gyfer swyddfeydd newydd. Daeth o hyd i leoliad yn Stryd y Farchnad a chwaraeodd ran amlwg yn y broses o gynllunio ar gyfer yr adeilad newydd. Ond bu farw yn 1967 ychydig fisoedd cyn agoriad swyddogol y swyddfeydd yn 1968. Mae'r adeilad a gynllunwyd gan Syr David, ac a ariannwyd ganddo, yn gartref i waith yr Ymddiriedolaeth hyd heddiw."
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"Sir David James James was born in London in 1887 where his parents ran a milk business in the Westminster area. His poor health and, more particularly that of his younger brother, during their childhood years prompted the family to move back to Cardiganshire from where they had migrated some years earlier. They established themselves at Pantyfedwen which is located on the outskirts of Pontrhydfendigaid. But business difficulties in London prompted the young David James and his father to return to London which then became Sir David's home and the base of his business activities for much of the rest of his life.
His business interests were many and varied. They included milk, grain, brewing and animal foodstuffs. But he is probably best remembered for his involvement with cinemas. He entered the cinema business in 1920 when he opened London's first Super Cinema (the Palmadium in Palmers Green) with a seating capacity in excess of 2,000. At his peak of involvement he owned thirteen such cinemas, the most well known of which were Studios 1 and 2 in Oxford Street.
His marriage to Grace Stevens of Faversham was not blessed with children and this is perhaps one reason why he was determined to share his wealth with the people of Wales. During his lifetime he bestowed substantial gifts on a great variety of religious and educational causes. In his formative years he had thought of entering the Christian ministry and it is no surprise, therefore, that his generosity gave pride of place to those who wanted to become ministers of religion, to church buildings, to improving the salaries and pensions of the clergy and to fostering a greater level of ecumenical work. In this respect he campaigned actively to try and bring the different denominations in Wales to work more closely together. He also argued that Wales had far too many places of worship and that there needed to be a rationalisation and sharing of church buildings. Something of a prophet!
In response to his great generosity, David James received many accolades. These included an honorary LL.D degree from the University of Wales in1957, a knighthood in 1959, and the Freedom of the Borough of Aberystwyth in 1964.
When Sir David established the first of his charitable trusts in 1957, he was determined that the income be used solely for the benefit of Wales. For the first ten years of its life the charitable trust was administered from his business offices in London. He saw this as something of a paradox and he set about seeking a suitable site for a new suite of offices in Aberystwyth. Having located a site in Market Street, he was closely involved in the planning of the new building but, sadly, he died in 1967 shortly before the new offices were officially opened in 1968. The building which he planned and financed continues to be the Foundation's home today.
Sir David never officially retired from business life but towards the end of his life the scale of his involvement was much reduced. Lady Grace and Sir David spent most of their final years at Sutton Hall in Barcombe, Sussex, but they continued to make periodic visits to London and Wales. Lady Grace James died in 1965."
A re-edit of an old photo when I first started doing self portraits and toying with conceptual ideas.
Resident Evil 3 (2020)
• Tools by Frans Bouma www.patreon.com/Otis_Inf
• NVIDIA Custom Resolution
• ReShade Framework
The City Prophet by Daniel Arrhakis (2014) (2015) - Digital painting and different processing in 2015.
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Sometimes we must believe in something or even in ourselves for fight for a new World but specially for don't kill the light of Hope and Peace ! Specially in our times, in our cities and in our hearts ! : )
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My last work until August 12, i must do some field work between 7 to 12 !
Thank you dear friends for all your visits, kind comments and invitations in these last days ! Always much grateful to you ! : ) Have a great week and weekend ! : )
If a prophet arises among you, or a dreamer of dreams, and gives you a sign or a wonder,
2 And the sign or the wonder he foretells to you comes to pass, and if he says, Let us go after other gods—gods you have not known—and let us serve them,
3 You shall not listen to the words of that prophet or to that dreamer of dreams. For the Lord your God is testing you to know whether you love the Lord your God with all your [mind and] heart and with your entire being. Deuteronomy 13:1-3 ( AMP )
Texture by: SPE and Fractalius
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The Prophet's Mosque, or Al-Masjid an-Nabawi, in Medina, Saudi Arabia, is one of the most revered sites in Islam. Established by the Prophet Muhammad himself in 622 CE, it serves as his final resting place, with his tomb situated beneath the Green Dome, a prominent feature of the mosque. Over the centuries, the mosque has undergone several expansions and renovations, transforming it into a magnificent architectural marvel that can accommodate millions of worshippers, especially during the Hajj and Umrah pilgrimages. It is not only a place of deep spiritual significance but also a symbol of unity and peace for Muslims around the world.
Découvertes en 1992, ces fresques datées de l'époque de la Renaissance, commandées par Jean d'Aule, évêque du Couserans de 1475 à 1515, illustrent divers épisodes de la vie de St Jacques le Majeur ainsi que des sybilles et des prophètes.
Beautiful husky(?) who was watching all the action in Jackson Square. I don't know how he stood listening to the same group of 5 teenagers practice playing "The Saints Come Marching In" on their band instruments over and over and over...