Constitution
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Details: Hasselblad XPan – 45mm Lens – Kodak EBX Personal Favorites
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This was shot in Constitution Dock, Hobart at a Wooden Boat Show. The photo has not been digitally enhanced to get the reflections distorted. The more you look at the photo, the more you see. This photo has received some awards.
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Hobart, Tasmania
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Always look on the bright side of life. (Whistling)
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Penned especially for this artwork, / “Nothing in the affairs of Men can overwhelm the spirit of a loyal citizen, when a Nation pledged to “Right” stands behind him” ~ Skye Ryan-Evans (copyright 2008) is featured in this version of the “Flag of my Homeland” poster. The patriotic design features a huge Bald Eagle flying before the US flag and the first page of the US Constitution or Bill of Rights. The colours have been carefully selected to complement the parchment colour-scheme for an authentic feel. Designed to rouse that patriotic spark that rises within each of us, “Flag of my Homeland” speaks to anyone who loves their country. (Digital photography, poetry and artwork by Skye Ryan-Evans plus an image of the US Constitution from public domain, serving as background.) 50% proceeds from all sales made, benefit Habitat for Humanity in the US. Thank you for caring. ~ Skye Check out these amazing Bald Eagles battling it out for ownership of being in pole position. This is our Eagle Wars video filmed and created for your enjoyment*
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In the U.S. alone, each day, 4000 little ones are denied life through abortion. Please, Choose Life!
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Death Series. Here, Death enjoys taking Shadow for a walk. 9×12”, canson 140 lb. cold press paper. Winsor & Newton Cotman and Loew-Cornell Metallic watercolors and ink. Original for sale $99.00
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Canon 40D / EF-S 17-85mm @17mm / f/5.6 1/6 sec exposure. Shot taken at 7am on a cold winters morning earlier this year. Thought I should share it. It seems to sum up what living in Hobart is all about. Sold Matted Print
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Westerly, R.I. USA
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On Monday, January 19th, Martin Luther King Day is observed in the U.S.. / His most infamous speech, “I have a Dream” was delivered to 250,000 civil rights supporters on the steps of the Lincoln Memorial in Washington, at the culmination of the march on Washington for jobs and freedom, in August 1963. The speech is credited with mobilizing supporters of desegregation and prompting the 1964 Civil Rights Act. / Much of “This Dream”, seemingly died with him, when he was assassinated on April 4, 1968, in Memphis, Tennessee by a sniper’s bullet while he stood on the balcony, prior to a planned protest to march in sympathy for striking garbage workers in the city. The day before, he delivered a speech recalling a previous attempt on his life – prophetically explaining with serenity, “I’m happy, tonight. I’m not worried about anything. I’m not fearing any man.” On Tuesday, January 20, Barack Obama will be sworn in as the first African American President of the United States. This, to me, represents the return of the “Dream” and the American soul. / America is many things, but it isn’t a nation with a wisdom tradition – it needs to become one and soon…we need to become a wiser nation that is capable of introspective politics with a deeper regard for its philosophical and spiritual roots. It needs to return to a respect for higher principles and considerations of the generations to follow. / We were founded by philosophers and political mystics, men who held high dreams about what the human spirit deserved in terms of right government. America was born to be an experiment in the rights of the spirit as best as could be incarnated by men who could see the potential if successful for the benefit of all humanity. / The inauguration of Barack Obama represents far more than the historic swearing in of America’s first African American President. It represents a shift in the compass of power of America as it enters the global era, leaving behind America’s century of wealth and military domination. The days of international cooperation and diplomacy have begun with crises on every front, we also need to rediscover ourselves economically. Surely Americans are capable of creating ways of responding to the needs of this world rather than becoming dependant and fearful (returning to the days of the Great Depression). / The fact that we are on the verge of a new era already says that the inspiration abounds for those who are ready and able to make bold choices. / In voting in Barack Obama, we voted to return to the sacred contract of America because this man represents the rule of law. He is a professor of Constitutional Law, a man who respects the Bill of Rights and the fundamental principles upon which this nation was built. / WE CHOSE THE SPIRIT OF AMERICA OVER THE ILLUSION OF THE POWER OF AMERICA. / The well being of America is in our hands and it is up to us to reach into ourselves and reach for the soul paths of our lives, our highest potential of hope, ending the war, and the realism about the fact that we will need to sacrifice to make it through the years ahead together, with the spiritual grace of our forefathers. / I have a dream today in 2009…Welcome back America and may we bless and watch over President Barack Obama, his family and each and every conscious American! Photos of MLK, Obama and Flag are from public domain Google images, the eagle head is my own; the words are from MLK’s speech, “I have a Dream.” I still have a dream
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“Agreeing on Peace, they uproot the tallest pine tree and into the cavity thereby made them caste all weapons of war. Into the depth of the Earth, down into the deep underneath currents of water flowing into unknown regions; we caste all weapons of war. We bury them from sight forever and plant again the tree. Eagle perches atop the tallest pine tree, forever called the Tree of Peace; in his talons he clutches 5 arrows (13 US) and a pine bough (olive branch/US).” From a version of the Iroquois Constitution, which was ultimately an influence at the meeting of the 13 colonies’ representatives in Albany in 1754, as Benjamin Franklin apealed for. It is even rumored and witnessed that there were several members of the Iroquois Confederacy upstairs while they wer drawing up the U.S. Constitution downstairs. Photograph of a Bald Eagle, shot at NWTrek Animal Sanctuary edited in Photoshop and Redfield plug-in Fractilius. Tree of Peace Peace Candles II Vote while Conscious / Great Binding Law
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Constitution Am End Meant Bill No. 1770 ( Bill Bailey standing over John Browns Grave )
by Gregory John O'FlahertyScanned document yet to be stamped, receipted, logged, Ed it warrents an other look watt the bar stead should a wood a sad crap. No intentional attantion drawn to siblings Gaye, Grace, or Peter file. Copyright, Gregory John O’Flaherty
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‘Before God we are all equally wise – and equally foolish. / Albert Einstein
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A* is for America….. Capture of American flag taken with my Kodak Easyshare ZD710 Camera. Flying over a hospital I visited in Memphis, Tennessee. / Public Domain image of the Constitution. Available on other great items here*: /
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Boston celebrate 4 of July! USS Constitution is a wooden-hulled, three-masted heavy frigate of the United States Navy. Named after the Constitution of the United States of America by President George Washington, she is the oldest commissioned naval vessel afloat in the world.[Note 1] Constitution, launched in 1797, was one of the six original frigates authorized for construction by the Naval Act of 1794. Joshua Humphreys designed these frigates to be the Navy’s capital ships, and so Constitution and her sisters were larger and more heavily armed and built than the standard frigates of the period. Built in Boston, Massachusetts at Edmund Hartt’s shipyard, her first duty with the newly formed United States Navy was to provide protection for American merchant shipping during the Quasi War with France and to defeat the Barbary pirates in the First Barbary War. Nikon D60, 2009 , raw, converted with Photomatic
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taken from Fort Constitution in New Castle, New Hampshire.
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Constitution being shredded…..or forgotten, shoved into the abyss!! An outdated document… not worth the paper it’s written on! RIGHT!!! / Who cares about all the men and women who have lost lives, in the military and to terrorism…..right!! / Well, 9-11 is near…..and I am NOT forgetting! While more and more of our rights are being shredded… No Political party involved, total gov. is in shambles! Because…. disobedience to God Almighty! / America, America, God Shed His grace on thee, and crown they good, with brother hood, from sea, to shinning sea!!!!!!! /
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featured in Current Issues digital photo collage
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Featured in the group: Current Issues digital photo collage credits: the person is a model from Photos.com and is used only for illustrative purposes.
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featured in The Voyage Of The Surrealists digital photo collage
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featured in Current Issues / featured in Enchanting Powerful Photo Manipulation / featured in Politics, Race, Sexuality and Culture digital photo collage In his book ”Arguing With Idiots” Beck reprints and then praises Article I, Section 9, Clause 1 of the Constitution: / The Migration or Importation of such Persons as any of the States now existing shall think proper to admit, shall not be prohibited by the Congress prior to the Year one thousand eight hundred and eight, but a tax or duty may be imposed on such Importation, not exceeding ten dollars for each Person. The clause Beck thinks has something to do with “A price tag on coming to this country” was in fact a clause that made it illegal to ban the importation of slaves, until at least 1808, but it gave Congress the right to tax a slave owner ten bucks for each new slave he brought in.”
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