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Published: 2007-11-16 18:45:02 +0000 UTC; Views: 34123; Favourites: 474; Downloads: 164
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The Knight Archetype is probably one of my Favorites....Known for his chivalry, loyalty, self-sacrifice and protection, the Knight is most known for his love of honor...but be careful of Romantic delusions with these Knights....
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Quoting Eleanor"It takes courage to love, but pain through love is the purifying fire which those who love generouslyΒ know." Β "Do what you feel in your heartΒ to be right β for you'll be criticized anyway. You'll be "damned if you do, and damned if you don't." Β "Understanding is a two-way street." Β "It isn't enough to talk about peace. One must believe in it. And it isn't enough to believe in it. One must work at it." Β "You gain strength, courage and confidence by every experience in which you really stop to look fear in the face. You are able to say to yourself, 'I have lived through this horror. I can take the next thing that comes along.' ...You must do the thing you think you cannot do."Β "The future belongs to those who believe in the beauty of their dreams." -Eleanor RooseveltΒ https://en.wikiquote.org/wiki/Eleanor_Roosevelt
To all my watchers and the featured artists, have a blessed week, and please enjoy the music video at the end! Love, Debra :heartΒ Have a blessed day!
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ummmmm isn't that a roman weapon? an the cross on his chest is jesus, which isn't what the romans worshipped. plus, roman soldiers weren't referred to as knights
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Makes me sad that there aren't more of this man in this look.
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Hey there, would it be okay if I used this image on my site promoting a modernised version of chivalry?
You can check out the current site here: movementofnewchivalry.netai.net
Full credit and copyright will be retained by you, and a "Image(s) courtesy of ______" message with a link to a site of your choice shall be placed at the bottom of the page.
~Sorbus~
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hmm... kind of neat, but the mixture sof Roman Catholic, Roman and Greek is kind of too much
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Gorgeous sword - that dude is carved out of stone. This is a fantastic image.
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why is he trying to cut off his fingers...?
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Knight, huh? Is that why you're holding a gladius? A ROMAN weapon? Roman fighters were either legionnaires or gladiators. Not knights.
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He has a catholic cross and the sword looks more like a spatha, could be a late era roman where the roman army started to use more cavalry.
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A knight isn't just a mounted soldier...
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Gorgeous Picture!
If you want to I will use it for my upcoming book and I will give you a lot of credit for letting me use it.
Please say yes.
xoxo
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Worthy of being the cover of a book or a movie poster. Beautiful shot!
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thats dead sexy. a half naked man with a sword, what more could you want?
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very good pose, and very good lighting. I love the sword
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i would not like to ruin that self-sacrifice myth but you know where that habit for letting ladies enter first comes? from knights! they were so feared of being assasinated that they let the ladies enter first ...and if there were an assasin he/she stabbed the lady and knight remained intact plus by the time the knight already did have enough time to draw his sword and kill the assasin... I'm not sure if this is true but sounds reasonable.
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Awesome! Love the lighting, this hotties pose, and the whole theme is really nice.
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Hi
You submitted this to the group FAVS rather than into the gallery itself, I have just asked your permission to submit it to the correct gallery in the group instead.
Thanks so much and welcome to the group
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Great oogly moogly!
This is an actual photograph!!!????!!?!?!
The context! the lighting! he looks like he just strolled off the battlefield!
How did you find this guy? He even looks like a true Praetorian Guard! So much win in genealogy accuracy that it's almost giving me a nose bleed.
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Awesome
I don't mind the sword issue ...
it' simply great!
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Knight without armor is like rabbit without ears
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The sword and cross symbolize the armor in this image... It's a way of life more than the armor it's honor not armor that makes a knight :.)
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So poetic.. but still I prefer knights with armor
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I love this...i have romatic delusions about knights too....its unhealthy
great shot!
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Sometimes you just can't help it, it's in your psychic DNA,(loving/being the knight) and you're just drawn to them, but they do have their good points too...thanks!
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Lol thats so true!!!!
Yeah like being amazingly epicly awesome !
Oh i forgot to thank you for posting your beautiful work on Da!
Thanks
and no problem its a pleasure
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Wowzers! Not only beautifully done, but wow, hot! lol
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Great tones and lighting...perfect details
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Great picture, although thats a gladius not a long sword or claymore which Knights were known to use.
Gladiuses were standard weapons for Roman legions, not knights whose swords were lengthier.
Id love this even more if he was wearing parts of his armor.
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I agree. I noticed that too.
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amazing, truly! there is only one problem i see, and thats only because im a medieval geek, thats a roman galadius, but i have herd of some knights using them in the 1000's. but the expression is perfect
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Wow, great lighting and composition. Love this photo. Dude has some huge arms too.
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Was that a real sword? I love the lighting and the background.. and he just looks awesome. He looks sweet but oh so dangerous at the same time. Like one of those guys that you just KNOW will break your heart.
The sword gives it an 'old shot' quality, if that make sense?
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that's a real sword, a replica of the Braveheart sword..I lit the background from behind and had my main light to the left of him about 4 ft away....he could have been a heart breaker~ but is about as loyal as man can be
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Wow, awesome! You did a great job with the lighting and him with his pose and expression. You definitely got the old feeling here. And that's sweet! I wish one day I can find someone like that.
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Lovley shot, the light and the background make him stand out even more.
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THx so much for noticin' the light on that hon. I had it back lit behind the muslin to bring out those tones...and then of course a little tweakin' in CS
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