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Re: story of the man (minimalist version)
« Reply #10 on: July 28, 2011, 08:45:53 »
Great pictures Jeremy. Your use of parts is very interesting, specifically the Giraffe skeleton.


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Re: story of the man (minimalist version)
« Reply #11 on: July 28, 2011, 09:01:48 »
Wow! Very heavy story and quite well done! The bones are spectacular!
Makes you think, which is wonderful!  Ideas come to mind such as.....
Just what are we doing to this planet?
If more people stayed home and played with their PM, maybe the planet would be better off?
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Re: story of the man (minimalist version)
« Reply #12 on: July 31, 2011, 21:42:42 »
many thanks for your answers !   i made a different ending story even i prefer the first one , i like the idea of the nature revenge .....   

the more i know human being the more i like my cat (i have no dog .... )   



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Re: story of the man (minimalist version)
« Reply #13 on: August 01, 2011, 00:46:10 »
Yes, man is definitely NOT at the top of the food chain. All we have to do is hike a bit into nature and face extinction by so many animals. Or just destroy our environment and face the same outcome....death. Your photos tell this story quite vividly.

When you look at all the wars mankind has started, it does make you think about the negative impact of this destruction. And if you are a parent, it makes you question if there will be a living world left for our children and grandchildren to enjoy. Aunts and uncles also face these questions for their nieces and nephews. Grandparents live with it each day.

Thanks for a very thought provoking story, Pgal :wave:
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Re: story of the man (minimalist version)
« Reply #14 on: August 01, 2011, 11:20:20 »
yes , you're right : it's dificult to think how our childrens will live in the future ....

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Re: story of the man (minimalist version)
« Reply #15 on: August 01, 2011, 23:47:49 »
I'm not sure how you made that photostory both funny and sad at the same time, but it's perfect! I love it  :love:
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Re: story of the man (minimalist version)
« Reply #16 on: August 02, 2011, 00:42:02 »
hi ! i made that in 10mm in my garden , i write a novel on that theme but unhappilly i don't have time to make a huge diaporama and i wanted to be more simple as possible . I hope it will answer your question ! that to like it !!! 

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Re: story of the man (minimalist version)
« Reply #17 on: August 03, 2011, 02:59:57 »
A couple of picture to depict what the man with a small "m" has done to the ever generous and ever forgiving Mother Nature  >:(

I personally believe that there is still hope to save the "blue Earth"  :cloud9:

I would like to share with you one of my favorite videos from a French Artist called Zazie who depicts chilling figures of precisely what man has done to Mother Nature, a music video like no one else, brilliantly filmed and so true in the message it delivers. It is I believe the perfect illustration to Jeremy's topic.

It is called :

I am a man ( by Zazie )

I am a Prehistoric Man
I was a Monkey or a Fish
Upon Earth, in all seasons
I walk around in circles, in circles

I was alone then in millions
I am a Man with a Lion heart
At war in all seasons
I walk around in circles, in circles

I am a Man full of ambitions
Beautiful car and beautiful house
but in the bedroom and the lounge
I walk around in circles, in circles

I am making love and the revolution
I am walking around the question
I am evolving, backwards, backwards
Yes, I walk around in circles, in circles

You see, I am not a man
I am the king of all illusions
In the end may I be forgiven
as I am the King, the king of Fools

I have rebuilt the World my way
Melted in gold and in concrete
Body in a cage, heart in prison
I walk around in circles, in circles

Sitting in front of my Television
I am from THE MAN the negative
Pure product of consumption
but my bank balance is up, is up

You see, I am no Man
I am the king of all illusions
but may I be forgiven
As I am the King, the King of Fools

I am the Master of Fire, the Master of the game
The Master of the World, and see what I have done with it
A frozen Earth, a burnt Earth
Man's Earth let down by Men

I am a Man at the bottom of the Wall
like a Mistake from Mother Nature
Upon Earth, with no real reason
I walk around in circles, in circles

I am a Man and I measure
All the Horror of my own Nature
For all my Sins, ma punition forever will be
To walk around in circles, in circles

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=anp4zcjFrAE
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Re: story of the man (minimalist version)
« Reply #18 on: August 05, 2011, 02:01:12 »
hi Karim , it's a surprise for me Zazie is know in England !  -generally the french singer are rarelly know outside from france - i think humains are pretentious thinking they can destroy the planet but maybe not to destroy humains ....

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Re: story of the man (minimalist version)
« Reply #19 on: August 05, 2011, 17:56:42 »
Good evening Jeremy  :wave:

The fact that I am French certainly help  ;)

This a very intersting thread indeed !

Karim :)
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