The Apostle John photo album is photo essay. It consists 19 Chapters and more than 144 photo and art works. You will find classical and gothic art of John the Baptist, Apostle John and figures of Jesus and Apostles. A primary theme is to compare or contrast John the Baptist and Evangelist John to be one and the same angelic entity. John the Baptist was rejected of the literature to be an orthodox religious figure. You find commentary to refuse a date to the Lord, and threats of death at persons; so to claim of them to be then perished. Herod was demanded to have been in an immoral marriage. Comments of rebellion led by him received less Bible verse. The cover of the text is Apostle John to stand over a fuming Chalice of wine. The book has series of art and photo work asembled in an angelic language. John survived boiling in oil by Rome in 96 AD and was banished to the Island of Patmos for a practice of witchcraft; where he authored the Book of Revelations. Each Chapter is led by one page introductions; including to find Biblical quotes about an entirely peaceful future. The unending death march gets zombie like art form to be comprehended of the paradox. Revelations is then read a sort of bad trip to heroin addicts; who attempt to dig by pick and shovel without a blink to be found. The interpretation is given to be one of extreme vanities. You will see advanced digital art of Saint Peter to hold out the keys to heaven. The Gospel of John is called non-canonical, and differs to the accepted or canonical Gospel of Matthew, Mark and Luke. The verse of John are translated to be of lessons to Jesus; including to have Jesus to ask lady of a drink of water from an ancient well to belong to their ancestor Jacob. Read the only extended story of resurrection of Lazarus, and the attempt to slay him or Jesus at finding such story. Pharisee gawk at demanding silence or to end up creating their entire problem. Find four Chapters to follow Last Supper, and to have Lessons from John about the spirit. Adultery is unbelievably derived at breaking into the language at a festival to be living in cheap or broken down dwellings. Jesus was instructing at the paradox; such as to not actually discover literal event. The interpretation of discovering only parable is referenced to provide trembling. John will differ to Luke in his advanced image instructions; while to find use to provide awareness at the poverty of humanity to be so found. Revelations is then a brilliance at understanding a series of symbol and metaphor; so to translate a color of verse without actual person able to speak. You find more cursing and to not derive an actual intelligence. John offers fuming wine; yet to obviously get the person to person selection about their basic resource to be found.

"A voice is missing from the international debate on the Syrian War. Throughout the conflict, world leaders have focused discussions on chemical weapons and radical fundamentalists while the Syrian people, civilians and refugees remain effectively absent from the conversation. Yet, as the war continues without foreseeable end, the simple truth is Syrians are dying and whether through bombs or sarin gas, the largest portion of the casualties are civilian." SEVEN SYRIANS by Diego Cupolo takes us into the lives of those fortunate enough to have survived the conflict ravaging their homeland. Forced to flee their homes and loved ones, these men and women, no different than ourselves, seek the same security and opportunities for their children that we all do the world over. In a series of humanizing portraits, Diego Cupolo paints the devastation of war for the reader. About the Author Diego Cupolo began his journalism and photography careers in New York City and has continued his work while residing in Montreal, Quebec and Buenos Aires, Argentina. He is the Latin America regional editor for Global South Development Magazine and works on the road as an independent journalist, having reported on Syria, Turkey, Bulgaria, Nicaragua, Peru and Chile. His written and visual work has appeared in The New Yorker, The Atlantic, The Associated Press, The Village Voice, The Australian Times, Discover Magazine, The Argentina Independent and Diagonal Periodico.

Experience a photographic journey back to the 1960's in the San Francisco Bay Area with images taken by Kelly Hart as he explores the streets, theaters, dances, protests, light shows, and the culture of those dramatic and influential times.

Stranded in Stavanger, Norway, with just a camera, Zane Cochran undertakes an endurance photo shoot with one goal in mind: photograph one city for 24 hours straight. With 18 hours of daylight, frigid temperatures and no sleep, the photography experiment pushed the artist's mind and body to the limits as he sought to create a revealing set of images capturing the natural beauty and vivid life within this city on the North Sea. The result of this effort yielded over 1,800 photos, with the most striking four from each hour organized here to create Stavanger 24.

Henryton Hospital Center in Marriottsville, MD. This book is based on the history and storied of a now demoed complex. Have you ever driven by that abandoned building and wondered what happened to it ? Why was it reclaimed by Mother Nature? Ever see a farm with the lonely barn and ivy growing all through the broken boards? We are hobby photographers on a quest to document the forgotten places that society has abandoned. Henryton Hospital Center was such that place. This book is filled with the history and the demolition. Lots of photos are included. Urban Exploring is a great hobby for photographers. This book was created out of curiosity for the abandoned.

Limited edition of 100 numbered copies, signed by the author, clothbound and slipcased with a 1904 penny inset on the cover. In 1904, the sending, receiving and collecting of postcards had become an essential part of life in Edwardian Dublin. In an age of few private telephones, the postcard was a popular and reliable form of communication - in Dublin there were six mail deliveries a day, and one on Sunday. To celebrate James Joyce and the centenary of Bloomsday, Niall Murphy has assembled a dazzling selection of 240 postcards, all of them posted in the Dublin area during 1904, four of them sent on 16 June that year. Here are the messages of ordinary people who walked the streets of Dublin side-by-side with the characters of Ulysses, with their words eerily mirroring the novel's events. There is a rescue from drowning in Kingston; crime and punishment in Grafton Street; the Great Storm of 1903; King Edward's visit; and memories of a 'departed day' spent in Howth. Among the many tales of love, three are enacted in varying degrees of intimacy: Millicent and Francisque de Boissieu, Jack Miller and Maud Tighe, and Ina and John McGregor - echoing Joyce's use of postcards to establish the blossoming romance between Milly Bloom and Alec Bannon. Published in association with the National Library of Ireland, 'A Bloomsday Postcard' features the work of the legendary postcard artists - Louis Wain's strange human cats; Lance Thackery's satires of upper-class life; and C. Dana Gibson's exquisite drawings of beautiful women. Here also are cards depicting the Russo-Japanese War, Yukon gold miners, the Dublin Horse Show, and life in Connemara - creating a mesmerizing full-colour mosaic that brings to life the world of Bloomsday, 1904 like never before.

In this year of Olympics, it is easy to become enthralled with those human endeavors of excellence. I created this book to show case how a country produces the values needed to compete on a world effort while building community health and strength, team cooperation, good sportsmanship, grace in winning and losing, mutual respect for effort, and the sheer love and joy of challenging one's body and soul. I was given press privileges to photograph the Empire State Games in 2001 held in Oneida and Herkimer counties. Photographing the events can be equal the challenge. Over 40 events in five locations in three days and over 20 miles takes diligence timing, judgment and a passion for photography and sports bred in my own childhood and young adult sporting opportunities. I want to dedicate this book to my Mom and Dad, school and community, my college, my friends and colleagues with whom I learned and shared sports. It takes balanced working schedules to free adults in my village to give us the opportunities, coaching and supervision, healthy, safe homes and lifestyles that filled our time we chose to give our bodies hearts and minds the training and joy needed to take us through life. Celebrate the gift of an opportunity for sport in your lives, be it as simple as breaking into a run home from school, jumping high to reach a limb of a tree, tumbling across a lawn or diving into a clear cool brook. Join a team, be coached, and be challenged lovingly by a friend. Sports feel good. May our lives never stop being filled with that energy. Regionally planned by New York State to showcase the variety and excellence of sports in New York State while showcasing New York State's youth in environmentally safe and beautiful regions. This event took place in the Central Region in 2001 however, each region in New York has hosted at least one Empire State Games event. For the future, let us promise to dedicate ourselves to preserving both. Love, Donna

A Photo Album of the Philistine Adventure of David is a photo essay. It consists of an introduction and 12 Chapters. The text contain more than 100 Photo and art work; which are assembled in series. They portray a sort of word defying language of art. Each Chapter is preceded by an introduction and to cover an entirety of the 1st Biblical Book of Samuel from time before David. You will find sort of inhumane set of condition before Israel had a King. They tended to take three pronged forks and stab at pieces of stew meat; while such was given to call a name of someone. No actual existence or language was known of, and to communicate to a basis of symbol and archaic. Saul is searching for three lost mules from his father and a man to seek some charity or donkey for this people is anointed first king. Despite all of the Philistine battles and dead the Lord will to call him too kind, and to ask Samuel to go to Bethlehem in search of a new King. Saul fails to destroy all trace of the travel in times or people to have been so cursed at. David is anointed; while to have a great warrior to stand and challenge any to fight onto the others, and the losers are to be servants of a victor. David slays him with five smooth stones from a creek and sling. He was simply unable to walk in wearing the armor and helmets of the time. The photo essay traces in Chapters and verse onto king. The text translates to a mythology the series of verse, and is then divided to sequence of art. The volume is combined to one half of the three books of Enoch; who wrote as the angel Meta-Tron. You find description of the ranks and organization of winds and the heavens. Some quandary is best concluded of four sort of principle to allow or forbid any conclusive organization. David is called an angel and to find both protection and dilemma. Saul stalks and slays Priests to give David communion. David steals his spear and a jug of water from the victory, and to trace Saul in trying to talk to a medium about the very rare David. David in an impossible condition to actually live in Jewish territory goes to the Philistine leash, and I have attempted to combine or contrast the human versus angel frame from such a crown. Direct quotes from Meta-Tron call all to be slain from only of a vanity. It is thus left to track the human David in the progress of tale. A mythology translation probably make better sense. The Philistine are frightened to have David and his army of 600 to fight on their side. His three day return to smoke some weed finds his two wives kidnapped; while to spend from twilight to another day to slay the nonsense spread across the land. Three days later Saul is slain and beheaded by Philistine and David is proclaimed defacto King of Israel in the city of Ziklag.

Tsunami Beaches: a tale of love and loss, hope and despair, innocence and passion When you look at a beach and say "this is paradise" or when you look at garbage and say "this is trash" the wording itself has so habituated your mind that the emotion it creates comes between you and what you actually see. To experience the true reality of that beach or trash, you must thus observe beyond words or labels, your heart must touch it. To grasp reality you must disregard outer labels, and let your innermost innocent matter observe what is there, with true love and affection. Love cannot be based on words or labels. It cannot be chased. It must come alive fresh and without motive, with no yesterday or tomorrow. It is only the innocent silent matter of you who knows that love and passion is a whole, without labels or borders. Love is absolute and comes without words of Right or Wrong. Life cannot be experienced without dying. To meet life's true reality you must be ready to die every moment. So, when you read this book, let yourself die to emotions, names and forms, and all what you cling to and grasp for. That dying is a mental surrender to the law of impermanence, the fact that everything is subjected to changes. The yielding to this law will make you touch reality: it will purify you and give innocence back to you. Only the one who is innocent can be truly passionate.

Brash, flash in-your-face photography exposing smokers in their last days of smoking indoors. This 8.5ins x 11ins book is packed full of flash-lit images of smouldering cigarettes. In uncompromising style, documentary photographer Garry Cook turns his attentions on smokers. With stark brutality he documents their final days as free smokers, before the ban on smoking in public came in to force in England on July 1, 2007. A 64-page full colour photo book. These photographs show smokers in bingo halls, pubs, clubs and nightclubs before the ban came in to force in the summer of 2007. The photographer then followed the smokers as they were forced to go outside. Shot across England, from London to Liverpool and including Blackpool, Manchester and Preston. Five years after the ban, these images offer a nostalgic look at a way of living never to be repeated.

Page turning photo essay present series of more than 160 art works, and is composed of themes about traditional life and work from that of a car and trade. They compare Wise Man to live at a name and home; versus to experience ardor or distress, and evolve advanced traits of sentience. Dolphin Man is named an evolved creature, and occur of automatic spirit like resource. He acts, reacts and organizes environment of emotional memory. You find series of Neanderthal art to live in cave, and evolve onto civil support forces. The essay is based at an intent to defy use of words, and to be designed of gain to cognitive reflection. A comparison are to discover firemen to take water to end a use of flint; so to put out a fire to cook one's supper. The essay will defy a use of words, and to be based of an individual reflection of resource. A predominate theme is of vain dynamics only. The theory of a new species is based only of a viabilty or dominance, and quotes Darwin about emerge of species from the studies of finches. I present Dolphin Man to be of an advanced art context, and is sourced to be of theology; so to defy description. It is retained to be a hominid or walking creature, and to find some historical discussion of Neanderthal and caves. Wise Man to carry out unwise prosecution or torments is discouraged, and to offer instead ideal of advanced theology. The essay compares or contrast the impossible to grasp advanced abstraction. Wise Man as a creature to design or use tools is compared of a spirit supervised or accumulative value of the soul. It portrays metaphors about an evolution to Wise Man. The ideal to speak or communicate of a defense from inner perception is compared of collecting so many pomegrante like memory. The oversight of the angels is then a predominate theme. The ideal to consider a creature to act onto the unwise refuses a direct source of its future. Topics of emotion from collected memory are found; so to merely color interactions from decision. The translation of such onto illness, violence or death are defying actual words. The extreme cases to vaporize sin like burnt marsh mellow will discover page turning art; so to reflect of specific topic, and to describe a creature of this.