Amon
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would do it totally different if i had to do it over again… but i’m not totally bashing it either. i dont really know if i like it or not. strange, huh?
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This row of sculptures were found at the Temple of Amon-Ra, Egypt.
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The amazing pillars at the Temple of Amon-Ra, Egypt. Minolta Dynax 40
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This photo was taken in 2007 at Karnak temple (Luxor, Egypt, Africa). More photos from Egypt series
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Chris Amon was a New Zealand born Formula One driver
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Egypt.
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Egypt. Minolta Dynax 40
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When I was in my 30’s I bought a lavender lilac bush for my mom for mother’s day. I planted the bush right outside her back window so when she opened her window she could smell the lilacs. When it was in season the smell would fill up the whole house. Every year I place a branch of that bush on my mother’s grave. I hope you like my painting and if you try really hard you might actually be able to smell the lilacs. That us just ibe sample but as you view there are many different ones. / Thank you for shopping Art by Marilyn and please come again.
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Detail of Statue of God Amun-Re with Obelisk at Karnak Temple Complex near Luxor, Egypt
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I’ve lost track of the number of gigs I have seen throughout the course of 2009. Trust me, there has been a few. One of the perks of shooting live music is that you get to see the gig for free so with that in mind, one does become a little complacent. It seems, at times, that one gig just rolls into the other and at the end of the day – it can get all rather stale. Not tonight. Not tonight boys and girls. Amon Amarth were simply fucking phenomenal. For me, this was the gig of the year such was the power and ferocity that these guys utterly impressed and blew me away! Rocking up to Billboard half an hour before the band was to hit the stage, I was told there weren’t any photo passes left but for me to just relay that info to the bouncers. Great, I was to wade through the gathered throng and make my way to the front of the venue with no pass to speak of. Once I got to the pit I said to the bouncer, “Is it a three song limit tonight?” Before he could even answer, I was in the pit and my minor problem of being without a pass – was solved. You could certainly feel the electricity in the room tonight. So much so that another bouncer approached me and said, “It looks like it is going to get nuts from the get-go. You’ve got one song and one song only to photograph!” I felt a little devastated. I told him I had been promised three and that I would do my best to keep out of his way – but he was to have none of it. He then said I could stand on the side and shoot away for the rest of the night. Nice! In the end, he was correct. There were bodies flying almost immediately and the crowd was matching the frenzy of the most awesome, mind-blowing Power Metal that was pouring off the stage. Billboard was just re-splendid tonight! Easy to see why the ole girl is one of my fave venues to shoot in. Tonight, the backline had been moved way back and the stage looked huge. The band had some gorgeous backdrops which just added to the whole Metal feel of it all and the band used the stage like the seasoned pros that they are. Fuck man, I was simply blown away. You just could not wipe the smile off my face as I was enjoying these guys so much and having a wonderful time shooting them. Personally, I felt as if I took some of my best shots to date as I totally felt it tonight. In the zone with the camera and riding every bump with the band. Beautifully lit and willingly posing for shots throughout the course of the night. What a fun night this was. What an amazing live band they truly are!
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I’ve lost track of the number of gigs I have seen throughout the course of 2009. Trust me, there has been a few. One of the perks of shooting live music is that you get to see the gig for free so with that in mind, one does become a little complacent. It seems, at times, that one gig just rolls into the other and at the end of the day – it can get all rather stale. Not tonight. Not tonight boys and girls. Amon Amarth were simply fucking phenomenal. For me, this was the gig of the year such was the power and ferocity that these guys utterly impressed and blew me away! Rocking up to Billboard half an hour before the band was to hit the stage, I was told there weren’t any photo passes left but for me to just relay that info to the bouncers. Great, I was to wade through the gathered throng and make my way to the front of the venue with no pass to speak of. Once I got to the pit I said to the bouncer, “Is it a three song limit tonight?” Before he could even answer, I was in the pit and my minor problem of being without a pass – was solved. You could certainly feel the electricity in the room tonight. So much so that another bouncer approached me and said, “It looks like it is going to get nuts from the get-go. You’ve got one song and one song only to photograph!” I felt a little devastated. I told him I had been promised three and that I would do my best to keep out of his way – but he was to have none of it. He then said I could stand on the side and shoot away for the rest of the night. Nice! In the end, he was correct. There were bodies flying almost immediately and the crowd was matching the frenzy of the most awesome, mind-blowing Power Metal that was pouring off the stage. Billboard was just re-splendid tonight! Easy to see why the ole girl is one of my fave venues to shoot in. Tonight, the backline had been moved way back and the stage looked huge. The band had some gorgeous backdrops which just added to the whole Metal feel of it all and the band used the stage like the seasoned pros that they are. Fuck man, I was simply blown away. You just could not wipe the smile off my face as I was enjoying these guys so much and having a wonderful time shooting them. Personally, I felt as if I took some of my best shots to date as I totally felt it tonight. In the zone with the camera and riding every bump with the band. Beautifully lit and willingly posing for shots throughout the course of the night. What a fun night this was. What an amazing live band they truly are!
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I’ve lost track of the number of gigs I have seen throughout the course of 2009. Trust me, there has been a few. One of the perks of shooting live music is that you get to see the gig for free so with that in mind, one does become a little complacent. It seems, at times, that one gig just rolls into the other and at the end of the day – it can get all rather stale. Not tonight. Not tonight boys and girls. Amon Amarth were simply fucking phenomenal. For me, this was the gig of the year such was the power and ferocity that these guys utterly impressed and blew me away! Rocking up to Billboard half an hour before the band was to hit the stage, I was told there weren’t any photo passes left but for me to just relay that info to the bouncers. Great, I was to wade through the gathered throng and make my way to the front of the venue with no pass to speak of. Once I got to the pit I said to the bouncer, “Is it a three song limit tonight?” Before he could even answer, I was in the pit and my minor problem of being without a pass – was solved. You could certainly feel the electricity in the room tonight. So much so that another bouncer approached me and said, “It looks like it is going to get nuts from the get-go. You’ve got one song and one song only to photograph!” I felt a little devastated. I told him I had been promised three and that I would do my best to keep out of his way – but he was to have none of it. He then said I could stand on the side and shoot away for the rest of the night. Nice! In the end, he was correct. There were bodies flying almost immediately and the crowd was matching the frenzy of the most awesome, mind-blowing Power Metal that was pouring off the stage. Billboard was just re-splendid tonight! Easy to see why the ole girl is one of my fave venues to shoot in. Tonight, the backline had been moved way back and the stage looked huge. The band had some gorgeous backdrops which just added to the whole Metal feel of it all and the band used the stage like the seasoned pros that they are. Fuck man, I was simply blown away. You just could not wipe the smile off my face as I was enjoying these guys so much and having a wonderful time shooting them. Personally, I felt as if I took some of my best shots to date as I totally felt it tonight. In the zone with the camera and riding every bump with the band. Beautifully lit and willingly posing for shots throughout the course of the night. What a fun night this was. What an amazing live band they truly are!
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I’ve lost track of the number of gigs I have seen throughout the course of 2009. Trust me, there has been a few. One of the perks of shooting live music is that you get to see the gig for free so with that in mind, one does become a little complacent. It seems, at times, that one gig just rolls into the other and at the end of the day – it can get all rather stale. Not tonight. Not tonight boys and girls. Amon Amarth were simply fucking phenomenal. For me, this was the gig of the year such was the power and ferocity that these guys utterly impressed and blew me away! Rocking up to Billboard half an hour before the band was to hit the stage, I was told there weren’t any photo passes left but for me to just relay that info to the bouncers. Great, I was to wade through the gathered throng and make my way to the front of the venue with no pass to speak of. Once I got to the pit I said to the bouncer, “Is it a three song limit tonight?” Before he could even answer, I was in the pit and my minor problem of being without a pass – was solved. You could certainly feel the electricity in the room tonight. So much so that another bouncer approached me and said, “It looks like it is going to get nuts from the get-go. You’ve got one song and one song only to photograph!” I felt a little devastated. I told him I had been promised three and that I would do my best to keep out of his way – but he was to have none of it. He then said I could stand on the side and shoot away for the rest of the night. Nice! In the end, he was correct. There were bodies flying almost immediately and the crowd was matching the frenzy of the most awesome, mind-blowing Power Metal that was pouring off the stage. Billboard was just re-splendid tonight! Easy to see why the ole girl is one of my fave venues to shoot in. Tonight, the backline had been moved way back and the stage looked huge. The band had some gorgeous backdrops which just added to the whole Metal feel of it all and the band used the stage like the seasoned pros that they are. Fuck man, I was simply blown away. You just could not wipe the smile off my face as I was enjoying these guys so much and having a wonderful time shooting them. Personally, I felt as if I took some of my best shots to date as I totally felt it tonight. In the zone with the camera and riding every bump with the band. Beautifully lit and willingly posing for shots throughout the course of the night. What a fun night this was. What an amazing live band they truly are!
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I’ve lost track of the number of gigs I have seen throughout the course of 2009. Trust me, there has been a few. One of the perks of shooting live music is that you get to see the gig for free so with that in mind, one does become a little complacent. It seems, at times, that one gig just rolls into the other and at the end of the day – it can get all rather stale. Not tonight. Not tonight boys and girls. Amon Amarth were simply fucking phenomenal. For me, this was the gig of the year such was the power and ferocity that these guys utterly impressed and blew me away! Rocking up to Billboard half an hour before the band was to hit the stage, I was told there weren’t any photo passes left but for me to just relay that info to the bouncers. Great, I was to wade through the gathered throng and make my way to the front of the venue with no pass to speak of. Once I got to the pit I said to the bouncer, “Is it a three song limit tonight?” Before he could even answer, I was in the pit and my minor problem of being without a pass – was solved. You could certainly feel the electricity in the room tonight. So much so that another bouncer approached me and said, “It looks like it is going to get nuts from the get-go. You’ve got one song and one song only to photograph!” I felt a little devastated. I told him I had been promised three and that I would do my best to keep out of his way – but he was to have none of it. He then said I could stand on the side and shoot away for the rest of the night. Nice! In the end, he was correct. There were bodies flying almost immediately and the crowd was matching the frenzy of the most awesome, mind-blowing Power Metal that was pouring off the stage. Billboard was just re-splendid tonight! Easy to see why the ole girl is one of my fave venues to shoot in. Tonight, the backline had been moved way back and the stage looked huge. The band had some gorgeous backdrops which just added to the whole Metal feel of it all and the band used the stage like the seasoned pros that they are. Fuck man, I was simply blown away. You just could not wipe the smile off my face as I was enjoying these guys so much and having a wonderful time shooting them. Personally, I felt as if I took some of my best shots to date as I totally felt it tonight. In the zone with the camera and riding every bump with the band. Beautifully lit and willingly posing for shots throughout the course of the night. What a fun night this was. What an amazing live band they truly are!
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