Nunchucks all the way
Perhaps a pair of sais?
See what I see
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Posted 11 April 2007 - 11:19 AM
Whats you weapon of choice
Nunchucks all the way Perhaps a pair of sais?
Nunchucks all the way
Perhaps a pair of sais?
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Posted 11 April 2007 - 01:04 PM
a heavy length of wood.
although i've heard something about an acid grenade and it seems promising.
although i've heard something about an acid grenade and it seems promising.
In Occidental theology, the word transcendent is used to mean outside of the world. In the East, it means outside of thought. To imagine that your definitions of your God have anything to do with that ultimate mystery is a form of sheer idolatry from this standpoint. Your God is good enough for you and mine’s good enough for me. A God, from this point of view, is merely a reflex of one’s ability to conceive of God. Since people have various abilities of this sort, they have various powers of apprehending God.
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Posted 12 April 2007 - 07:27 PM
a heavy length of wood.
although i've heard something about an acid grenade and it seems promising.
totally off topic, thunder is ur avatar a depiction of the effects of salvinorin a?
its the closest thing ive found that describes the physical sensation that pure salvinorin a has on my head!!! quite a bizzare almost painful(different sort of 'pain' though to regular 'pain' fuck how do u describe salvia
) feeling having ur head split/pulled in half!!!does anyone else have these sensations on salvia? that of being split/torn/pulled in half/inside out???
once the tearing is over the 'tRip' is both pleasant and amazing, but then u hafto come back which is equally daunting as u get 'pulled' back together.
Id love to do some more salvia exploring, alas the physical side of things has me a bit daunted, and everytime i get the pipe near my lips and the BUTANE lit i think about being torn again and i cant hack it!!!! i love salvia but why does she have to be so physical with me???
sorry bout the hyjack, love the avatar.
btw love the photos ronny, look forward to seeing some more.
Edited by jono, 13 April 2007 - 06:37 AM.
I fear that I'm ordinary, just like everyone
To lie here and die among the sorrows
Adrift among the days
To lie here and die among the sorrows
Adrift among the days
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Posted 13 April 2007 - 05:32 PM
i don't know. it's called 'peeling back the layers' or 'peeling the layers'
sally certainly hits you between the ears. more thoughts later.
sally certainly hits you between the ears. more thoughts later.
In Occidental theology, the word transcendent is used to mean outside of the world. In the East, it means outside of thought. To imagine that your definitions of your God have anything to do with that ultimate mystery is a form of sheer idolatry from this standpoint. Your God is good enough for you and mine’s good enough for me. A God, from this point of view, is merely a reflex of one’s ability to conceive of God. Since people have various abilities of this sort, they have various powers of apprehending God.
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Posted 13 April 2007 - 08:11 PM
Very Nice!
Whats you weapon of choice? Gonna get a digital SLR in the near future so a recomendation would be appreciated:)
I use my 3Eye and loads of different cameras, but if you wont a good cheep SLR, go for the 'Canon 400D' with the lends kit, you will love it.
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Posted 13 April 2007 - 08:12 PM
Very Nice!
Whats you weapon of choice? Gonna get a digital SLR in the near future so a recomendation would be appreciated:)
I use my 3Eye and loads of different cameras, but if you wont a good cheep SLR, go for the 'Canon 400D' with the lends kit, you will love it.
Happy you guys are getting something from my work...Will try to keep the image montage up then
Edited by RonnySimulacrum, 13 April 2007 - 08:13 PM.
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Posted 14 April 2007 - 01:45 AM
Fuck dude. That temple one is stunning.
Ronnysimulasrum's work impressed me so much that my band's used one of his photographs for our album-cover.
Printing's due to take place next week, you'll get your copy soon.
Thanks man.
Ronnysimulasrum's work impressed me so much that my band's used one of his photographs for our album-cover.
Printing's due to take place next week, you'll get your copy soon.
Thanks man.
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Posted 14 April 2007 - 03:42 PM
jono:
i've only had plain old sally concentrate and i haven't had the sensation of my head being split in half, but i agree in terms of physical discomfort. here is chris dyer's description of his work "peeling bodies":
"Everybody seems to connect with this painting, even if they see different things in it (hearts, heads, chakras, butterflies, yonis, etc). This is because it is an image that came from beyond me, from a place where we are all one. It is based on the story of a bro who got in a car accident and was opened to be his liquid light soul. The image came to me during meditation at a retreat near Eugene. Basically what Im trying to say is: Inside our many physical and spiritual layers we have this soul, which is a reflection of the bigger over soul, here represented as a sun.
Like a drop from the ocean of Love. The soul connects the physical plane to the spiritual one. We are more inside than we imagine."
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"In this one Im trying to show how we are all the same inside. Under our many bodies and layers, we find the soul, which is a small drop of the bigger oversoul (aka God)."
i've saved 2250 art images in a couple of days thanks to the links at this forum :D and going on 5000
i've only had plain old sally concentrate and i haven't had the sensation of my head being split in half, but i agree in terms of physical discomfort. here is chris dyer's description of his work "peeling bodies":
"Everybody seems to connect with this painting, even if they see different things in it (hearts, heads, chakras, butterflies, yonis, etc). This is because it is an image that came from beyond me, from a place where we are all one. It is based on the story of a bro who got in a car accident and was opened to be his liquid light soul. The image came to me during meditation at a retreat near Eugene. Basically what Im trying to say is: Inside our many physical and spiritual layers we have this soul, which is a reflection of the bigger over soul, here represented as a sun.
Like a drop from the ocean of Love. The soul connects the physical plane to the spiritual one. We are more inside than we imagine."
also
"In this one Im trying to show how we are all the same inside. Under our many bodies and layers, we find the soul, which is a small drop of the bigger oversoul (aka God)."
i've saved 2250 art images in a couple of days thanks to the links at this forum :D and going on 5000
In Occidental theology, the word transcendent is used to mean outside of the world. In the East, it means outside of thought. To imagine that your definitions of your God have anything to do with that ultimate mystery is a form of sheer idolatry from this standpoint. Your God is good enough for you and mine’s good enough for me. A God, from this point of view, is merely a reflex of one’s ability to conceive of God. Since people have various abilities of this sort, they have various powers of apprehending God.
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Posted 26 June 2007 - 02:25 AM
Just out side of Perth
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Posted 03 July 2007 - 12:09 PM
Another amazing shot Ronny... Where abouts was this one taken?
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Posted 03 July 2007 - 03:17 PM
The whole series was taken on solstice morning stumbling around an outdoor party in WA, it was in a state forest that also had some pines growing in it. Sure was a magical day.
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Posted 03 July 2007 - 09:02 PM
Nice shots
I know a few of those characters ;)
Makes me wanna go doofing...
I know a few of those characters ;)
Makes me wanna go doofing...
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Posted 08 August 2007 - 06:37 AM
Hey Ronny,
Great pics man! I really want to get into some photography myself. Could you fill me in on what camera, lens and other equipment you use to give me a idea so I can get started
-Luke
Great pics man! I really want to get into some photography myself. Could you fill me in on what camera, lens and other equipment you use to give me a idea so I can get started
-Luke
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Posted 17 August 2007 - 09:07 PM
love the shot of the wind farm.....sun looks awesome...set as desktop!
none of the windmills are working!
nice one brian!
none of the windmills are working!
nice one brian!
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Posted 22 August 2007 - 11:17 AM
Wow!
I must say, you really have got an eye for great pictures!!
Each and every one, so vibrant. Moving. Life affirming.
Keep up the wonderful work :D
I must say, you really have got an eye for great pictures!!
Each and every one, so vibrant. Moving. Life affirming.
Keep up the wonderful work :D
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Posted 27 September 2007 - 06:18 PM
Now whats all that muck on her face?
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Posted 28 September 2007 - 11:37 PM
I really like the two B+W animal photos. I love how even though the Wombat is dead it is still a beautiful shot. Nice perspective shots too. Good Effort.
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