The Goddess of Beauty, Charm and Nature
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rabirius 
31 responses to “Kale”
Geef mij maar puur natuur ipv plastic glamour…
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Dank je wel.
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Excellent. Pursuit of beautify does not nuture nature.
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Thanks a lot!
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Love this, Rabirius.
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Thank you, John.
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men kan het naar streven
maar voor mij hoeft dit niet
prettige feestdagen Rabirius
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Bedankt, Willy.
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She’s beautiful! Enjoy youth while it lasts…
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Thank you.
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You’re welcome.
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I know that girl! The barefoot gran. Very apt glance at nature. Perfect for the winter solstice. May your New Year be green and joyful!
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Thank you. A happy new year to you as well!
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Very cool!
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Thanks!
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Oh my goodness, this is a beautiful and complex image. I just spent a few minutes googling Kale, who I’d never heard of. After a lot of salad, I finally found the goddess. Need time to read about her. And this is going to be an image I’ll have to revisit many times.
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Thanks a lot. And I’m happy that you like the image so much.
To give you a hint, Kale is one of the three Charites (or “Graces”).
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I could live with godess like that.
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Thank you.
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Wonderful and thought-provoking, my friend, and very well done.
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Thanks a lot!
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I love how your images leave the story-telling to the viewer!
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Thanks again.
Well, mostly there is a story that I create with my pictures. But as they are somewhat abstract as well, the views sometimes see another story. I find that very interesting to hear what other people make of the pictures. Sometimes they get totally different stories and I really like that some people find something totally different.
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As always….your art makes the viewer stop and create a story from what they see!! Very powerful! Happy New Year to you and yours!! Keep up the great work!!
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Thanks a lot.
I also hope that you will have a happy New Year!
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I’ve decided I like kale quite a bit ~ and the contrast between the two beautiful scenes/women is perfect…
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Thanks a lot. I’m glad you like it.
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As a native English speaker, I couldn’t help but think first of kale, the vegetable (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kale). Perhaps you can include the plant as an element in future pictures of Kale the goddess.
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Well, as she is Greek, I think she doesn’t really have a lot to do with Kale 🙂
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Of course she doesn’t, but it’s fun to play around with words.
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