Title: Monument Valley Mitten Monolith We offer museum-grade limited edition prints and canvas gallery wraps photographed by Susan Taylor made-to-order printed on very high-quality canvas and professional photo paper using archival pigmented inks. Please choose your size and style from the drop-down menu above at the top right. Also, please contact me if you would like a specific size. We would be happy to accommodate you! * Canvas gallery wrap, photo printed directly onto a canvas and stretched over a 1.5" wooden frame. Finished with glossy UV- and scratch-resistant coating. Can be hung directly, unframed, onto a wall as a painting would hang in a gallery. Excellent Quality! * Canvas will be printed by a professional lab using premium archival inks. The canvas is finished with hanging hardware and wire installed plus my name, limited edition number, and image identified on the back. * Your limited edition lustre finish professional photo paper prints will be printed on Kodak Endura archival paper and arrive with rich and sharp colors that won't fade or yellow, creating gorgeous prints that will last a lifetime. The back of the print will include my name and the title of the image. Limited edition of 100 includes all prints 11"x14" and larger. The watermark will be removed before printing. Prints will be carefully packaged with moisture-resistant materials and shipped in heavy rigid cardboard mailers, to ensure they arrive perfect. Enter my shop here to view more of my fine art photography: www.etsy.com/shop/SusanTaylorPhoto Thank you for visiting!
Slippery sewer pipes make a brutal place for a fight – but that won't stop Jonah Hex and Amadeus Arkham from facing off against a gang of kidnappers beneath Gotham City. And when the thugs get the best of them, Hex and Arkham find themselves swept away to a pitch-black cave with seemingly no way out – and lots of bats! Will they find a way to escape Gotham City's dark underbelly before Hex's matches are all burned out? Also: For the Barbary Ghost, death is only the beginning of her plan for revenge!
This was a paintover done for my friend kelli hoover and her game project she has going on at school at the moment, She provided great line art for me to go off of. So this was to provide an idea of what color/mood could be like . Anyways I can't wait to see how their project comes out , they have a lot of talented people on their project : )
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Five Colour Pond, Zechawa Valley, Jiuzhaigou Valley Scenic and Historic Interest Area, Nanping County, Sichuan Province, Southwestern China
Staubbach Falls (Staubbachfälle) is the signature waterfall of Switzerland's famed Lauterbrunnen Valley featuring a 297m plunge behind its main Swiss Alps town.
Share This Article! In the United States, most people correlate the month of November with Thanksgiving. This is a traditional holiday that is recognized by many as a period of counting one’s blessings, sharing kindness and generosity with the people we care about, and being thankful for all of the joys and abundance of good […]
On May 12, 1863, in the company of the journalist and explorer Fitz Hugh Ludlow, Bierstadt departed on his second trip to the West. The two men camped in California's Yosemite Valley in August, probably inspired in their choice of destination by the stereoscopic photographs of Carleton E. Watkins, who had recorded the valley's magnificent scenery under various atmospheric conditions. From the many studies Bierstadt made during the trip, he painted several large works back in New York. In this canvas, as in many by him, monumental, jagged peaks dwarf the figures seen in the flat, carefully detailed foreground
In Which Morgoth Gets His Ass Handed To Him, the Last Sons of Fëanor Find Time To Make One More Bad Decision, and Beleriand Starts Taking On Water Well, we’re down to it at last. The final showdown of the First Age, which gets less page space than any of the Wars of Beleriand—and yet […]
Ramadan Custom & Traditions In Luxor Egypt “During the holy month of Ramadan Egyptians In Luxor & lower Egypt frequently use the perfume oil as applying of ‘Attar’ is considered as (Prophetic tradition) during the holy month. The one who applies scent not only benefits himself but also his near and dear ones as they feel good with the fragrance. And the holy Prophet used to like (Tamarتمر) Attar’, so using it is a Good Deed. Specials Fragrances' in Ramadan Luxor Egypt In Egypt , perfume, Date Oil (Tamarتمر) ,musk, Bakhoor, Amber and rose water are scattered around the doors of houses and gardens throughout the holy month. Bring Good spirit During Eid, it is an old Egyptian costume in Luxor to burn some and let the fragrance of its smoke fill the house while receiving visitors. Many people wear it as perfume, using oud oil, when they go to Eid prayers and during visits. The demand for oud increases in Ramadan as Eid Al-Fitr approaches. Soft(Tamarتمر) Date fruits and flower blossoms from an Egyptian oasis. Like the wind, Date Palm Tree . Driving through lined palm trees, surrounded by desert and its natural beauty. Fanoos Ramadan The legend says that the founder of Cairo, the Fatimid Caliph Moezz Li Din EI-Allah, was returning to Cairo in Ramadan. As he entered the city’s gates, the residents turned out en masse with lanterns aglow to welcome him and celebrate his arrival. These lanterns had become one of the symbols of Ramadan, and to this day, Egyptians buy star-shaped lanterns or ‘fawanees’ to celebrate the coming of the holy month of Ramadan. Laylat al-Qadr Sometimes referred to as the ‘Night of Destiny’ or the ‘Night of Power’; On the night of Laylat al-Qadr it is believed that God marks ones fate for the following year, so many Muslims will pray during the night for mercy, forgiveness and salvation. It is believed to be the most appropriate time of the year to pray for salvation and blessings, and if a Muslim prays through the ‘Night of Destiny’ their sins will be forgiven. Some Muslims also believe that if one perfectly fasts through the night of Laylat al-Qadr that they may receive a personal greeting from an angel, who may grant them a wish. Muslims fast during Ramadan as it is seen as a way of improving one’s self discipline and physical health, as well as having spiritual benefits. There is not set date for Laylat al-Qadr but most scholars believe it falls on the odd numbered nights of the final ten days of Ramadan, most likely falling around the 27th day of Ramadan. ''Ramadan traditions inherited over ages in Egypt'' Ramadan in Egypt, a festive month filled with lights, is quite unlike the month in any other country. Despite the growing importance of television and the market culture, Egypt is holding onto its traditions: The fanous (lantern), the mesaharaty (the night-caller) and the charitable meals known as Mawaed Al-Rahman (meals from God the Merciful). The history of the fanous and the mesaharaty dates back to the Fatimid era in Egypt. Some say that the use of lanterns can be traced to the year 392 of the Islamic calendar when Egyptians carried lanterns to welcome the new Caliph El Muizz Li-Din Allah at Cairo’s entrance gate. Others say that women, who ventured outside their home, during the Fatimid era, were accompanied by a boy, carrying a lantern, in order to warn men passing by to move away Ramadan in Luxor, Egypt is always special in its very traditional way. 1-Fanoos Ramadan or Ramadan Lantern One of the visible sites of the month, that is distinctly an Egyptian tradition, are the colourful lanterns found displayed in many shops. As the month approaches, people buy the lantern to decorate their homes and children expect to get one to play and sing Ramadan songs with, while swinging their glowing lanterns. The lantern is often made from recycled tin cans and most recently there are displayed plastic lanterns that play the latest popular music. Many stories of its origin have been told. One of the popular stories has it that a Fatimid Caliph wanted to light the streets of Cairo during Ramadan nights, so he ordered all the sheikhs of mosques to hang Fawanees that could be illuminated by candles. As a result, the Fanoos became a custom that has never been abandoned. 2-Mesaharati Mesaharati is a volunteer who wakes up neighboring Muslims so they can eat their final meal before starting daily fasting during the Islamic holy month of Ramadan. The Mesaharati wanders the alleys, carrying a drum and sings traditional songs and children play around him with their lanterns and sing with him. Not to mention, by the start of Ramadan, children rush to inform the Mesaharati of their names so they can guarantee that he will call them by their name every night. 3-Iftar Cannon fire "Midfa al iftar Idrab" (iftar cannon fire) is the most famous sentence that Egyptians hear before iftar (evening meal to end the fast) every day, this is considered an inherited tradition for more than five centuries. The cannon is fired announcing the breaking of the fast at sunset. It started during the time of the Mamelöukes in 1439 and Cairo was the first city in the Islamic world to witness this. 4-Charitable meals Mawaed Al-Rahman (meals from God the Merciful). The tradition of offering free iftars, known as Mawaed Al-Rahman is also typical of Egypt. This noble tradition reflects the spirit of Ramadan since we are required to increase donations and charitable actions. 5-Zakat is very much respected and practiced during Ramadan, and there’s a well-known custom called “Ma’edat Al-Rahman” There’s no English translation for the words, but they are close to “The Merciful’s Table” where someone gets a tent with tables and chairs and starts distributing food and drinks for those who can’t afford their Iftar; this is mostly done in what are called “Ramadan-Tents.”
Coorg is full of scenic beauty. These five enchanting waterfalls in Coorg are straight out of paradise and will leave you awestruck.
A decorative comb made from sterling silver with beautiful tassel detail to adorn your vanity or kept in your evening bag.34.7g0.8" x 4.1"Tassel: 4.5" longFrom the R'23 CollectionHandcrafted in Los Angeles
Grist Mill with the flowing water in the woods of the beautiful Babcock State Park in West Virginia. Fine Art Print | Metal Print | Canvas prints Print 8x10 11x14 16x20 20x24 Canvas 8x10 8x12 11x14 12x16 12x18 16x20 16x24 24x36 30x40 36x48 40x50 40x60 Metal Prints 4x6 5x7 8x10 11x14 12x18 16x20 16x24 20x30 24x36 30x40
People who resided in the Hohokam region were probably among the ancestors of contemporary southern desert populations, such as the O'odham.
