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This shadow puppet represents Reusi, the Hermit, who appears in all shadow puppet performances in Thailand. He is considered to have religious and magical powers and seen as the protector of the puppeteers.
The shadow puppet is made of parchment decorated with yellow, red, and green ink & pierced with decorative holes. The skin is black and the feet are bare. One free hand holds a crooked staff with a bird's head handle. The other hand holds a leaf-shaped fan.
Outside the royal court, shadow puppets from the Nang Talung tradition are used to tell the Ramakien story, which is taught at school to Thai children. Many British school children learn the Indian story Ramayana (or ‘Rama and Sita’), which is what the story of Ramakien is based on.
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The Blast turned all the stone white expect where people were sitting. There it left ghostly shadows
No, I can't go all day today without posting a cat picture (pictures). I thought I could, but changed my mind. Shadow is just so adorable that I have to share these pictures of him enjoying life in his new home.
I was going to post other pictures with this one, but though they uploaded I can't add them to this picture. I will post them tomorrow I guess. Also, I cannot look at more than the one most recent picture of my contacts. Flickr will not let me access the rest of the photo streams. How odd! Good thing I did most of my catching up earlier today.
Withernsea beach..
Out in the car yesterday with Jill..
Got some more passport stamps to collect..
Two cafes visited, two passport stamps obtained! - Warley Cross Cafe at Driffield and Castle Cafe in Withernsea.
Would have been three cafes and stamps but but one of the cafes on our list only opens later in the week!
Had a bit of walk on the beach and a paddle here at Withernsea..
It was a bit hot! Nice to cool off..
I loved the way the tree outside the picture area threw its shadow on the wall and was then completed by the foliage growing over the top of the wall. The curving lines inset into the pavement were a bonus.
My friend Bridget and I went out adventuring one day and ended up among some abandoned ruins. I mean, anyone that knows us should not be surprised, we both love abandoned spaces. Anyway, that day I had my camera set up to capture in black, white, and green. This turned out to be the perfect setting for that adventure as it gives hints of color here and there. While exploring I found this round structure with the stark shadow of another structure being cast on it. So I had to capture it the best that I could.
This image was taken in JPG using only the settings in my camera, there was no post-processing or editing.
A dilapidated farm house outside of Trenton, NC. I like how the shadow of the tree plays on the front of the house.
Trying to keep this as realistic as possible while punching it up a bit... unlike some HDR shots. (Shout out to Nigel!)
To be there in the moment, View On Black
This is my 1st time join Singapore Forum Clubsnap PRO photographer for the outing, the theme is "Shadow" but due to cloudy day hence no shadow is available.
Thanks to Grabled for the organised and nice to meet the rest of photograpers in Singapore ^^
SOOC
Infrared Picture Style. 红外线風格。
Special thanks to Kevin Wang for the Picture Style and inspiration.
Perhaps the only photo featuring me in the whole of my Flickr collection. Well, it’s the only one I’m owning up to and even then it is only my shadow which is on display. It was taken in Spring 1989 near Harwich
My glasses, sitting on a writing pad beside my keyboard, illuminated by a little halogen lamp. Easy to tell I wear bifocals.
This is yet another crop of "Sit, soak up the sun", renamed "Shadows". By emphasizing the shadows of the bench and trees, it essentially becomes a different photo. I decided to do this at the suggestion of Fawlty, just to see how it would turn out, I like it and I also like version 2 of the original.
I also went back to the original shot, so as to include more of the shadows of he tree. By the way, I really like the group "Honest Opinions", because I have learned quite a lot from them.