Stones of Callanish, Isle of Lewis, Outer Hebrides, by Bob Krist.
The angle at which Bob has captured the Stones of Callanish makes them looks like they are jagged teeth popping out from the ground and that the sky is a large open mouth.
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Stones of Callanish, Isle of Lewis, Outer Hebrides, by Bob Krist.
The angle at which Bob has captured the Stones of Callanish makes them looks like they are jagged teeth popping out from the ground and that the sky is a large open mouth.
Stones of Callanish, Isle of Lewis, Outer Hebrides, by Bob Krist.
It’s striking how the Stones of Callanish look like jagged teeth poking out from a massive open grassy mouth. A small collective of sentinels on the isle.
Snake Boat by Bob Krist.
Bob is one of the few artists represented in the gallery who takes most of his photos in infrared. Infrared photographs strip the color from green areas to turn them into a ghostly white. That is why the palm tree leaves in this particular image look bright white.
Bob Krist’s “Angkor Wat.”
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Nebraska GOPer votes for LGBT protections, then vows to undo it to punish atheist who insulted religion
Republican Nebraska state Sen. Bob Krist voted on Tuesday for a bill that would protect LGBT people from employment discrimination, but he now wants his vote changed because an atheist lawmaker insulted his religion. Nebraska Educational Telecommunications (NET) News reported on Wednesday that...
Video: Day of the Dead in Oaxaca
Video: Day of the Dead in Oaxaca
Dancers wait to perform in a Oaxaca Day of the Dead parade, framed by the oversize papier-mâché heads of monos de calenda, puppets that often figure into the celebration. (Photograph by Bob Krist)
To many outsiders, the icons, costumes, and rituals associated with Mexico’s Day of the Deadfestivities—held around All Saints and All Souls Days (November 1 and 2, respectively) inOaxacaand other…
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Bob Krist
Bob Krist, St. John’s/Antigua (1999)