Thursday, 7 February 2008

The Baptismal Font and the Oil of Consecration -# 08/10

The tears of the Titan fall into the font and are transformed into the Oil of Consecration.

Giants, especially Super-Giants, must be approached circumspectly and with great reverence. So don't rush me!

The vision is gently consolidating. It will transform your soul.

Camera: Olympus C7070 WZ

Posted by Chuckeroon at 18:40

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7 comments:

  1. Raquel Sabino Pereira07 February, 2008 19:57

    Wow...

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  2. Anonymous07 February, 2008 20:54

    If god had meant aircraft to fly, he'd have given them huge cast iron pistons and cathedrals of steel to encompass it all....

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  3. Anonymous08 February, 2008 01:35

    Nice photograph.

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  4. freefalling08 February, 2008 05:28

    Oh alright - no rush. I got it.
    But you are building up my expectations!

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  5. Peter08 February, 2008 09:41

    So, for how long do we have to wait to see it in full - and in operation?

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  6. Cergie08 February, 2008 14:52

    Cette image est grandiose. Tu as su voir la beauté dans une si simple et si parfaite composition.
    Et cela me fait penser que les choses les plus belles et importantes ne sont pas forcément faites dans les matériaux les plus précieux :
    Peut-être as tu vu le film "Indiana Johns et la dernière croisade" avec Harrison Ford, où la coupe du Christ, le Saint Graal est une simple coupe de charpentier et non faite d'or et de pierreries

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  7. Chuckeroon08 February, 2008 15:07

    @Cergie...perspicace, comme toujours. Yes I remember the Idiana Jones "Holy Grail". Good example.

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