BOB. If you're familiar with John Boorman's movie, Excalibur - then you've heard it. It's the phonetic spelling. Some folks have said it's the Gaelic language. Some have said it has some Latin thrown in... Who really cares! It sounded very dramatic and real when my favorite Merlin (Nichol Williamson) chanted it and later Morgana (Helen Mirren) used it too. You can hear it here - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_4I_zbi3Sak
Just my opinion, but it is the best movie ever made about Merlin, King Arthur and the dream of Camelot. The best line up of actors and actresses, including Patrick Stewart and Nigel Terry. The best musical score and the best dialogue. Merlin is dramatic, funny and sarcastic. Nichol Williamson brought him to life with depth, feeling and loads of character.
I started with my phone shot of storm clouds, added an edited wizard (free clipart) and a fractal with a brush in Photoshop layers. Added the text with a couple of different fonts in InDesign. Takes my weary mind off of things for a while working in layers.
I love it and it's an instant FAVE I am playing in layers and trying to learn. I have a steep learning curve and the bad habit of not reading directions. I'll get there.
@cdonohoue Thank you very much, Kathy! I have every faith in you getting there. =)
@k9photo Thank you, Kate! I have the DVD so I can watch when I'd like. Some movies are just keepers and this one was most definitely a keeper to watch again and again. =)
@kvphoto Thank you very much, KV! Some of us can use a little fantasy to escape the real world drama we have to deal with. =)
@linnypinny Thank you, Lin!
@ludwigsdiana Thank you, Diana!
@mittens Thank you, Marilyn!
@cdonohoue Thank you very much, Kathy! I have every faith in you getting there. =)
@k9photo Thank you, Kate! I have the DVD so I can watch when I'd like. Some movies are just keepers and this one was most definitely a keeper to watch again and again. =)
@kvphoto Thank you very much, KV! Some of us can use a little fantasy to escape the real world drama we have to deal with. =)
And you just can’t beat stage-trained actors, even in the movies!
@jernst1779 Thank you, Jean!