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Stezi
I've been a member of a living history society for 4 years (Napoleonic). We made all our costumes ourselves and pretended to live in the 19th century like the movies by Jane Austen! My sister Christha at the right, me at the left! This was at castle Loevestein!
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rickcorbett
Beautifully captured! They look great. Love the details and the period clothing. Real nice shadows....perfect lighting. Excellent shot!
Nov 17th Reply SubscriberStezi
We had a complete weekend there. It was great. Like a movie!
Nov 17th ReplyLucifer
this is gorgeous! it brought me to 19th century in one minute :))
Nov 17th Reply who wants a hug?Stezi
It was great going back in time, even for only a few weekends a year. Thanks!
Nov 17th ReplyLucifer
yes i bet its great :) the one forgets about daily routine and all troubles ...is worth to try it sometimes :)
Nov 17th Reply who wants a hug?Stezi
it's great to try!
Nov 17th ReplyLucifer
Nov 17th Reply who wants a hug?JurgenDoe
Gorgeous costumes and pretty neat shot
Nov 17th Reply SubscriberStezi
Thanks. This was an event at castle Loevestein. We had the castle for ourselves for a whole weekend in 19th century atmosphere! Ball and all!
Nov 17th ReplyJurgenDoe
Must be a beautiful and exciting time .. I grow up in a castle and lived there for many years until somebody bought it
Nov 17th Reply SubscriberStezi
That's great. Wich one?
Nov 17th ReplyJurgenDoe
http://www.schlossvettelhoven.de/images//Kategoriebilder/Kategoriebild7.jpg
Nov 17th Reply SubscriberStezi
That's great. Sorry you had to move!
Nov 17th ReplyJurgenDoe
well they sold the children home to a Millionaire and all kids was send to different locations
Nov 17th Reply SubscriberStezi
It was an orphanage?
Nov 17th ReplyJurgenDoe
yes .. my parents didn't wanted me so the put me in a orphanage like this :(
Nov 17th Reply SubscriberStezi
You say this very lightly. I am sorry. I did not want to cause any stress!
Nov 17th ReplyJurgenDoe
well I say it how it is ... but it's past and I don't hang on it
Nov 17th Reply SubscriberStezi
And now you're an artist. Amazing!
Nov 17th ReplyJurgenDoe
I always liked art .. since my childhood I was drawing
Nov 17th Reply SubscriberStezi
I always loved to write. I still do. Last year I completed a story about gnomes!
Nov 17th ReplyJurgenDoe
I write poems sometimes but in Old German :D
Nov 17th Reply SubscriberStezi
I used to write poems, but in English and in Dutch!
Nov 17th ReplyJurgenDoe
In English I wrote some but I love my old German style from last century
Nov 17th Reply SubscriberStezi
Can I read one?
Nov 17th ReplyJurgenDoe
maybe one day .. I don't have them on PC .. only on paper :D
Nov 17th Reply SubscriberStezi
Me too, and I can't find them. I moved to Nijmegen in 2005 and all those things are lost somehow. I liked you on Facebook. Have you liked Pirates Cave already there? https://www.facebook.com/pages/Pirates-Cave/324370164295213
Nov 17th ReplyJurgenDoe
I did now .. was working on my new JurgenART cover
Nov 18th Reply SubscriberStezi
Thanks. I liked that one too!
Nov 18th ReplyJurgenDoe
you like my new JurgenART cover :D
Nov 18th Reply SubscriberChadSyphrett
Brilliant fashion-style. Amusing portrait and great work.
Nov 17th ReplyStezi
Thanks. Also for the fave. We loved it very much. It's a great era to relive.....
Nov 17th ReplyChadSyphrett
Very welcome. It's my pleasure! I like that era too.
Nov 17th ReplyStezi
Have you seen Pride and Prejudice?
Nov 17th ReplyChadSyphrett
Yes! What do you like about that story? I watched at least 2 movie-adaptions of the Pride and Prejudice novel.
Nov 17th ReplyStezi
I love the mini series with Colin Firth best. Of course I read the books all and visited the Jane Austen house in the UK!
Nov 17th ReplyChadSyphrett
I'm glad you enjoyed so many features of that story and the author's former home. I hope you'll be able to visit more important places often.
Nov 17th ReplyStezi
I did already visited many nice places (f.e. Salzburg, where Mozart lived)
Nov 17th ReplyChadSyphrett
Oh great! Those must've been lovely tourist-locations. I didn't mean you haven't been to enough wonderful sites.
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