EEN FANTASTISCH 2010
posted by VLR at #1:20 a.m.
zaterdag, januari 02, 2010
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3 Comments:
Toolbar translated, "A Fantastic 2010" and "Let you not be swayed."
Nice painting or sculpture. It looks archeological. "Namlos true colors" sounds strange.
Dutch is a lot of work. No Latin in it. Do not pay attention to me. I'm just getting ambitious.
:) Glorious wish, Bertus. Thank you.
And a very happy 2010 for you and yours, too.
@Claudia,
It may also mean: Let you not be wrapped (up). "aldus Anoebis" means "according to Anubis".
I took the picture in the so called Anubis Chapel of the Temple of Queen Hatshepsuth near Luxor. Amongst others Anubis was the god who looked after mummification and afterlife. During the mummification process bodies were wrapped up in cloths.
When you rework pictures with arcsoft photostudio, they automatically get the name "naamloos ware kleuren" with a number, in Dutch. Which means "no name true colours". So that is not important.
@ Sean,
Thank you!
BP
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