Photos by davyvon : on the map, in Google Earth (KML)
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davyvon's conversations
Amazing colours and very beautiful sunset. Cheers, Miso
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Thanx to everyone for your nice comments.
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Voted. Very nice shot! David. My Contest - "CALIFORNIA DREAMING"
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An expozition photo! Congratulations again!
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Hiya Hanz thanks for the compliment as regards the angles, well it is a difficult one ~ I did try tilting it this way and that but it seemed best to my eye as it is. You'll notice that everything else in the shot is at an angle too and the tree on the left for example leans too far to the right if you tilt right ~ a real headache this one!!
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Do you want to have some fun? If yes, then lick to enlarge the image and then look for the following images. 1) gondola and three other boats; 2)kitten; 3) dog's head; 4)hand of bananas; 5)basket with grapes, loaf of bread and pear; 6)snake; 7)fish eating snake; 8) two dead popes ( St Peter and Gregory the great; 9)Broken bridge; 10)black baby. Now, have fun. (lol)
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The strategic and plausible juxtaposition of commonplace objects (mnemonic images)creates an illusion of an alternative reality that gives the viewer a visual experience of images existing in a parallel universe while still firmly grounded in our three dimensional terrestrial space.
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Fantastic! Voted!
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davyvon, Actually, Nick previously introduced me your URL, and I posted the paintings by Giuseppe Arcimboldo because I saw that you probably were a disciple. -Art
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The Rokeby Venus at the National Gallery in London has always been a symbol of erotic desires, but never has her appeal been so palatable. Her handmaid is no longer the winged Cupid, but the subjugated African trying indefatigably to present to the world the beauty and culture of his land. Unfortunately, he has to employ an European middleman, Picasso, since the aesthetic value of African art and culture was never appreciated until Picasso acknowledged a debt to African art.
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