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Mothers Milk
© elliechappell
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Uploaded: 08/08/07 3:32 AM GMT
Mothers Milk
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It's a small piece my uncle has in his front parlor. When I was a little kid I would spent hours on the floor looking at it.
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This would be Romulus and Remus. Legend is that they were twin sons of the god Mars, and suckled by a wolf. Romulus killed Remus, and founded the Roman Empire, naming it after himself.
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I was in Rome a few months back and saw the original statue of Romulus and Remus. It was a magnificant piece. As mentiond by Sailorman ancient Rome realy began after Romulus killed his brother and named it after himself. Rome flourised and became one of the most powerful cities in the world.
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'Man as an individual is an unsolvable puzzle but in the aggregrate is a mathemaical certainty'
Sir Arthur Conan Doyle.
it is indeed Romulus and remus, fead by they 'mother' wolf. They founded Rome by the legend!
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Nick
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Please visit my gallery.
I would call this 'Mothers milk' its a very unusual shot and its great
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'to start press any key ! Wheres the ANY key ?
Romulus and Remus allright. I wonder what went through your head when looking at it a young age :-) It must have looked to be a strange statue back then :-)
At least now you know what the origine of the statue is :-) Coming to the picture itself now, well you did a great job here.
I am very pleased that you did not use a flash here, since the image would have been ruined, now all details clearly show. The background is great, since it does not draw attention at all. At first i though that the statue is made of ivory, but i also see a shine that ivory lacks, what kind of material is it ?
At least now you know what the origine of the statue is :-) Coming to the picture itself now, well you did a great job here.
I am very pleased that you did not use a flash here, since the image would have been ruined, now all details clearly show. The background is great, since it does not draw attention at all. At first i though that the statue is made of ivory, but i also see a shine that ivory lacks, what kind of material is it ?
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Definitely different! Good capture :-)
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