Showing posts with label dawn wolf. Show all posts
Showing posts with label dawn wolf. Show all posts

Wednesday, June 5, 2019

First BALIFF


Sonia Montejano was born on June 5, 1966 in Venice, California, USA. She is an actress, known for Fiona's Script (2008), Judge Joe Brown (1998) and Hot Bench (2014). 

Sonia Montejano, baliff in the LA court system, quoted Eleanor Roosevelt
"A woman is like a tea bag. You never know how strong she is until she gets in hot water." 


Sonia Montejano in the still waters June 2016.

"Quiet is often bypassed in a rush to another place. Pity, many will understand quiet by force of a reality, physical challenges, or too late..." - Dawn Wolf, Keeper of Stories 10/04/18





Sonia Montejano, baliff Hot Bench. 2017.


Tuesday, April 2, 2019

BLACK WE LOVE.


Makalah Ann by Roland Dawson [2019] 



Dark compelling beauty of Bennie Rose by Roseograph



We talk about the glory of Africanism, in the States, without having ever set a foot upon the Mother Land. It is a perspective, this stance, without the authority that comes from the feeling that courses through and from Ancestor to descendent, when an African child has set their foot upon the Land of the Blacks!

That said the feel of West African culture comes through your work with joy and seriousness. These tributes of yours return the indescribable feel of being (for a flash) in the north, and the west of Africa, to me. - Dawn Wolf, Keeper of Stories 



Bre by Roland Dawson. 2018. 


Makalah Ann


Saturday, February 23, 2019

Walking Story



Bethenny Frankel on the set of Extra, in Hollywood! 
Damn, she is fine and contradictory in nature and manner!!!





Bethenny Frankel's walk is more of power in a man's world, and less a woman respectful of the blending her essence is capable of deepening a union between her and a man... Millions of American women give into this paradigm believing in its advantages, while questioning why they don't have basic things: a husband, a peaceful balance within, and answers that begin with why they have a place in Creation to restore balance!... - Dawn Wolf, Keeper of Stories 9/23/18 



Wednesday, February 6, 2019

From the Dream, this Concept.



Elegance within Black American women is a refinement of elements men have no control over, but contribute to appreciating the complex value of the stories that made her defiant, a mysterious substance from within the creation story that defined ancient ways of living alive! There is more, but you have to live to see that deep trail. - Dawn Wolf, Keeper of Stories 12/1/18 



Old married couple's elegance and strength.



Elegant lady, Danielle Brooks. photo by Matt Sayles.



exceptional beauty of an African woman.




early morning on the beach in solitude. the quiet is its own prayer.


Wednesday, January 23, 2019

Perfect O's.




[The] perfect bottom of Kim Kardashian. It is astounding, its form and
the form of her body is breathtakingly similar
to the Goddess of ancient times.
- Dawn Wolf, Keeper of Stories
1/23/18 



Leanne Crow and her camera.




Sunday, January 20, 2019

A Study in Manhood.





Mia Malkova in tennis shoes and jean shorts defines a special. Understanding the special is fundamental to the riddle of a whore's dynamic role. The perspective of a whore has two eyes: how a man uses her, and what the healer needs to help her healing the angst of her soul. It is pondered, the theft of soul, understanding why she is important to the equation of vitality vs. elements that detract from the whole, and the need for wholeness whores express in their actions.

It may sound like a riddle; it is, but on the outside of that vernacular is understanding of the human condition that created a role for a woman to play. When in our collective history did the two-sided role the whore plays within forget men's role as a whore himself? If a whore is merely a woman's role the denial of men cannot possibly follow the rules of simple math: (x + y = z).

- Dawn Wolf, Keeper of Stories 9/25/18











Mia Malkova soft in this purple ensemble and in this position tugs hard at the loins. In the code of deep manhood the determinative element is within the will. But, the will has to be defined. Is a man a whore, the woman a whore, and if so how does one devalue what she does not have as an estimated value to honor? - Dawn Wolf, Keeper of Stories 9/25/18


Wednesday, January 16, 2019

Forces In Natures.





Eva Mendes' exquisite beauty alongside her apparent joy within her living Life, adds to her appeal... Where does that go after death, to a child entering this life? - Gregory E. Woods, Keeper of Stories 





Powers of this African woman wearing a handmade outfit from the 
Neema Mansaray Kollection with fabric from Ghana... This is a Mende dress.






The deep force of this white woman's face is the beauty that has grabbed and captivated imaginations, not because it is more spectacular; it is framed inside of a history of survival. - Dawn Wolf, Keeper of Stories







Hat coolly worn by this woman is different in respect to her African heritage. It feels different, her style of being from her essence, from white women's projections via fashion! White women can wear African clothes, not the essence can the clothes wear. They, as anyone else, can only wear who they are in essence...  - Dawn Wolf, Keeper of Stories



A lady, an African lady!


Dark woman. God, she is engaged in her life!


Monday, January 7, 2019

Aspects of She!



"Worship is one of the strongest temptations a woman's love making can engineer into an appreciative man's spirit!" - Dawn Wolf, Keeper of Stories






"The expression within and from the embodiment of the mystique of a woman is expressed best in quiet and in this medium (photography) it is best done in shadow..." - Dawn Wolf, Keeper of Stories model, Collibrina by Ocie Clelland



Photographer Phu Minh shot this photo with a Nikon D610, lens 24-85f.5-4.5, ISO 200.




Dark Royalty by New Delhi photographer, Shailendra Rana. www.shailendrarana.com



Women's Portraits Only (WPO) 

Thursday, January 3, 2019

RED is Elegba's color.


Black Motherhood is pregnant with Life!



Black woman in red cloth at her leisure showed a bit of leg. The smoothness of the leg and the stillness of her composure made for a quiet to alight upon the silence of wondering who she is... - Gregory E. Woods, Keeper of Stories 11/29/18  





Bhanu Sri Mehra is refreshing the way she is within the captivating moment realization hits the senses that she is in an ether of Being! - Dawn Wolf, Keeper of Stories





Black woman in red cloth stilled all reactions to her presence without a look, but a pause.




Wednesday, January 2, 2019

IN the Wonder of a New Year.


Yaniksa Lee Robles by Roland Dawson
"The defiance is on purpose. It is clear as the water reflects." 
~ Dawn Wolf, Keeper of Stories  




Roland Dawson's photograph of a brown woman in the window.



Tuesday, December 18, 2018

IN Home Life We Discover.





Ariella Ferrera in honor of the sacredness of the rose between her legs speaks to a primal need to be cared for, appreciated and fathomed as a special person. This mystery. - Dawn Wolf, Keeper of Stories 6/15/18 



Sunday, December 16, 2018

Aware of Themselves.


Jessica Lange, actress is a stunning beauty !!!!





Jerry Hall elegantly attired suspends in a non-animated fashion a sense of style unimaginable in her 'becoming years'!... - Dawn Wolf, Keeper of Stories 5/23/18 





















the simplicity of this provocative, thoughtful, and elegant American woman has a limit to her mystique... - Dawn Wolf, Keeper of Stories 5/23/18 

Monday, December 10, 2018

UNBELIEF in Young bloods, Not knowing.



Unbelief applies here looking deep into her eyes. The future is there. The possible resides within and from the core of her being is the promise of more to come. - Gregory E. Woods, Keeper of Stories 



Unbelief in the strength of women is founded on a concept of an overextended version of male superiority that suffers under the glare of our women, who know better. In the context of Black American history the strength of concepts from matrilineal societies hold Black families intact. Today, all the factors that debilitated the new Africans in the Americas were challenged by the old, strong traditions from the Land of the Blacks!...

I make this point because the power of this image brings this to the forefront. The strength Black American women have needs to be respected, understood, deciphered and held against the wisdom depths of our Ancestors, who understood in depths we, as a People, have long forgotten!... - Gregory E. Woods, Keeper of Stories 


Unaware thinking they are hip.




Turning heads is something good looking women can do effortlessly. 
Being beautiful is a condition of one's relationship with elements higher than lust. 
- Dawn Wolf, Keeper of Stories



Monday, November 19, 2018

an at-home-wife...





"... Wives like Crystal Taylor do not suppress their sex drive. It grows, they change from within. Their husbands submit to a process of growth youth had no hint of this potential, this powerful state of being married to a now older wife!..." - Dawn Wolf, Keeper of Stories 5/23/18


















Crystal Taylor is married and tailored for this life of expression. This stage of a woman's life can go any number of directions. Husband's integrity is tested the most at this stage. . . - Dawn Wolf, Keeper of Stories 




















Crystal Taylor's husband comes home to her...


Tuesday, November 13, 2018

Before the decadence of this season begins consider. . .



Freedom. Kendra Cantara, a Playboy centerfold.
"Being and feeling free are two things, at once the same! Sometimes." - Dawn Wolf, Keeper of Stories 5/28/18 








"...The innocence of her soft gentle form of refreshing beauty is refreshing. It belongs in a society disrespectful of who 'She' is to humanity. But, that is dangerous." - Dawn Wolf, Keeper of Stories 5/28/18

Wednesday, November 7, 2018

Oh, say! Can you see?


I am American as far as my thinking about what patriotism means in the context of being African and American. I am not white and the flag therefore signifies the cross of the Klan, and the killing of my people...  - Gregory E. Woods, Keeper of Stories 










Dark naked African woman is profound in her beauty and the testament of (her) suffering, release, glory and fortitude. Without words she is seen better. - Dawn Wolf, Keeper of Stories





















Dressed by the shadows, photographed by Dominique Lara


Discovery in the shadows cast the quest into a new light. It is a reversal of a process leading towards the origin of a substance we came into the light of Life knowing! This is part of the wonderful understanding childhood is embracing while children play... - Gregory E. Woods, Keeper of Stories 11/7/18