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#FelizCumpleEstefani #ElTerremotoDeCumple #DiosLaBendiga #TeAmo #Prima hace 10 años llegaste a alegrar y ponerle sabor a esta manera de vivir, con tus virtudes y carisma y hoy se acortan las palabras para decirte feliz cumpleaños... Yo confio en que mejores tu forma de ser, tenerte fe es el mejor regalo que puedo dar. (en Villa Crepuscular)

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#GraciasSeñorGracias #CumpleMamaMadeleing. #UnPocoTarde #MadreBella #DiosLaBendiga (en Villa Crepuscular)

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No tengas miedo... Solo ten FE confía en El Señor porque solo El tiene lo que tu necesitas 🙌💕

Cuando sirves a los demás, sirves a Dios mismo! Siempre es mas gratificante dar que recibir 👌🏻😀

Sentir que Cristo a ti escogio...Aqui yo vivo mi encuentro con EL. #SanJuanDeDios (en Capilla San Juan De Dios Barquisimeto)

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"I sung of Chaos and eternal Night, Taught by the heav’nly Muse to venture down The dark descent, and up to re-ascend…” —Paradise Lost

Biblical themes and allegorical creations fascinate the German artist Claudia Rogge. Well regarded for her work using bodies en masse, her series “Lost in Paradise” and “Ever After” unabashedly embrace the epic works of Dante and Milton. Through careful staging and photoshop manipulation, Rogge thrusts viewers into the action. It’s live theatre, with all its spectacle and drama, in two dimensions.

Rogge’s work goes on view next month at GaleriArtist in Istanbul; a city, much like the stories in these photographs, filled with memories of a time long past. —Lane Nevares

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Iron Man 3 - The Justin Paul MMI Variant

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Performance Tomorrow, Thurs, Oct 17, 7-9p: “King” Andrea Mary Marshall Garis & Hahn, 263 Bowery, NYC garisandhahn.tumblr.com "In this live fan painting performance, Marshall will explore both Elvis and the Geisha, drawing on a variety of art historical references — from Warhol’s repeating Elvis to Pollock’s drip paintings to the grunge vibe of 80s Soho. The performance, entitled “King” in homage to Elvis, will see the artist personifying both the king of rock ‘n’ roll and the Geisha, the two characters central to her new body of work in SACRED/ICONIC.” - hyperallergic

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Between Heart and Mind by Mazrak18, El Salvador

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The Amazing Fly Geyser

Fly Geyser is not a very well known tourist attraction, even to Nevada residents. There is a reason for this: the geyser is on privately owned land and it is not open to the public. Another little known fact about Fly Geyser is that it began as a well. The original well was drilled in 1916 and functioned normally for almost fifty years until nature decided to take over.

In the 1960s, geothermally-heated water found a weak spot in the well’s wall and began escaping to the surface. Dissolved minerals in the water started to accumulate resulting in this incredible natural phenomena seen today. Although Fly Geyer, including its base, is only 12 feet (3.7 m) high, it will continue to grow as long as it continues to spout water.

The beautifully colored geyser, surrounded by small pools and other stunning geological formations is only open to scientists by appointment. We might think the land owner is behaving rather stingy by not sharing this amazing creation of the planet with others. However, there are those who feel that if they owned an actual geologic phenomena, they might keep it to themselves as well. At least he’s not exploiting the situation by charging people to view it. Now that would be shameful.

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I’m an amateur late twenty-something photographer based out of Boston, with an unrelated 9-5. While I’ll shoot anything and anyone, I find the images that speak to me for months afterwards are the ones that capture the stillness - through contrast, natural lights and shadows, shutter speed, and depth of focus - of an otherwise busy world.