Neat!

And a suggestion for the next time you cant use a flash for one reason or another: Up the exposure time a hair. Assuming your camera lets you, of course.

it's a really nice camera, and I can, but it would have been better if I had a tripod with me, that is the only reason most of the pictures are a bit blurry

Sweetness! A prime example of early furry sculptures X3

The Egyptians totally started a fandom X3

So THAT'S where true furry came from!

indeed ^^

I was about to ask if you did them without a tripod, but that's been answered already.

kudos for having an easy hand, my own camera sometimes can't take such pictures without blur it to bits, while the next one is perfectly done. damn that crappy digital equipment. :P

nice statuette here. those ancient arts have their own charme, relly.

one of these days I'm gonna hit a natural museum some distance off. in 1934 some scientist found a cave in the vicinity of the city of Blaubeuren, germany, which was inhabited during stone and ice age (that vicinity's mountains is riddled with holes and caves etched in by carbon-sour rain water during countless millenias, and many of them were inhabited by early human societies. also, rivers and springs can vanish for miles and come up somehwere unexpected) in a layer 9 meters deep, dated some app. 30.000 years back they found a statuette of a lion man made from ivory. they pieced it together a couple years ago, after the finds were laying forgotten in some museum's cellar since then, and it looks suspiciously like a furry. :) it's not clear if it was a toy or something used in rituals, though.

Oh wow! That is really cool I have not heard of this, but now I really want to see it. You should go see it, there is something very inspiring about seeing the things that you have only had the chance to see in pictures before ^^

absolutely. especially stuff so old. :)

Indeed!

The most interesting part: It's the oldest figurative art ever. So they first did the furries, then the humans XD

I read they found a second lion-man somewhere near.

if you consider germany "somewhere near" egypt, then, yes. :)

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lion_m.....enstein_Stadel

that cave lies some 1 1/2 hours drive east of my place, btw. ^^

ach je, bist ja selber aus deutschland. :) wie klein die welt doch ist...

Jaja, wollte nur nicht so tun, als wäre die Unterhaltung Geheimsache! Finde ich unhöflich.

I didn't see the Sekhmet before in your gallery o.O

:3 Oh yeah"? what do you think?

I think this is really neat, and for some reason I love Sekhmet X3

She is really neat ^_^