from the ashes he came forth by jocko500
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hahahha here another ash image of from the fires I burn of the trailer. still go more to burn but it too hot and I busy working for money right now.
Anyway I did not move any of the ashes to make this images. If I touch the ash it would fall apart. So i put the point and shot on marco and I fram each shot the best I could.
some one ask me if I read ashes like some people read tea leafs. I do not read the future at all with tea leaf or ashes or stars. I beleive it is wrong and a abormination unto the Lord.
I one time read of Julius Caesar who was in Enland at the time for he saw the ships of the english going with the wind and against the wind. The romans sure had took this technology with them. They did not. But also Julius Caesar watched as two giants who had red hair and hair style of Mercy who the Picts thought they was holy people. anyway these two giants caught a man and cut his stomach open so the guts would fall to the ground and the giants could read the future then. No one did nothing to the giants. The giants was just a foot or so taller than the rest of the people. they did a lot of other bad things to.
The image do look like someone guts was cut out so it would fall to the ground but no guts was seen, so no future, sorry
Comments (44)
Another great shot my friend, excellent image!
I see a face with a mouth opened to create a silent scream Excellent work
Very cool detailed shot, Jocko!!!!!!
Nasty looking image for sure! I read that account of Caesars, the giants he described were Celts. They did fortune telling by disemboweling people among other nasty ways. They were also a lot taller than the Romans who topped out at 5'4".
Very cool shot Jock! Excellent work!
You can learn quite a bit from ashes . . . !
thanks Madbat for the real history. I read that a long time ago so my memery was a little off there. Happy it got told right...sorry about that but I did try to look it up on the web but time ran out
Fun shot and good story. :-)
Am enjoying the contrasting forms, shapes and textures.
Interesting capture and story!
Following the fire has been a really interesting journey. thanks for sharing with us. nice work
Good story and interesting shot..
Ancient Romans were wee little people...one of today's 10 year old children would be immensely tall, compared to them...ancient Egyptians were even shorter (and they had bad teeth!) Anyway...enough about that! I really like this picture, and it reminds me of Bekskinski's backgrounds again! That spring is quite a surprise, and I love the contrast of its color and its shape...it DOES resemble the inner guts of some poor critter cut open. This is wonderfully seen! It's really rich work. Great stuff.
Cool Jock!
You really did a great job on this one Jock, what a fascinating capture
cremation is looking better to me everytime I see one of your photos lol:: looks strange wow
I hope that the odor and gases of combustion, were not too unbearable! 5hi hee!) Cool shot.
Cool shot, well done...
i must laugh ashes to ashes dust to dust lol. havea nice sunday,
Exceptional shot, looks interesting. Very well done!!
Very creepy Jock................!!! Wish you a nice sunday, Ute
Awesome details and textures, Jock!!!
Great shot.
Ace shot Jock :)
Great shot my friend.....!!!!
Wonderful image and story!
superbe image!!
looks like a mouse trap spring with a dead mouse.
Ashes are like clouds..the source of many images!!
You burned everything except the kithchen sink in there, or did you? LOL! ;D Great capture!