Bringing a Knife to a Gun Fight
Featured Work
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silent snow - i cant do this anymore ep by thesleepwalker
front cover
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Bang by John Hooton
Pyrotechnics at the 2007 Biggin Hill air show. Technical Details: Camera: Nikon D200 / Lens: 18-200mm f3.5 / Focal Length: 200mm / ISO: 200 / Exposure: 1/640 sec at f /7.1 / Post Processing: Photoshop CS3 This image is freely available as a desktop wallpaper from my web site © 2007 John Hooton Photography
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Think Before You Shoot by Nando MacHado
One from a series. In fact, if someone sees a similar image in any printed media please let me know, as I made a extended license sale of another shot from the same session through one of the stock photography sites to which I contribute, but there’s no way to know who bought it or for what media. The other image has a white background and it features a part of my gorgeous hairy chest. Cheers.
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OK... so knife juggling is more complicated than I thought... by Flibble
How hard could it be I thought to myself. Surely you just throw and catch stuff? Why bother with those little namby pamby beanbags? Well… I guess I know now. sobs None of my hats will fit anymore. sigh
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words. by JayLynn Widmark
words are powerful. / much more powerful than a gun could ever be. the tongue “is a restless evil and full of deadly poison.” original art submission:
Recent Work
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ON PATROL by OntheroadImage
Members of Easy Company, 506th P.I.R. move through a hedge.
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Bomber Harris' War Horse by OntheroadImage
The Bristish Lancaster bomber from WWII.
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TIN CAN GUNS by OntheroadImage
The five inch guns of the Destroyer U.S.S. Joseph P. Kennedy, Jr. at Battleship Cove, Fall River, MA.
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Big Guns by OntheroadImage
The sixteen ich guns of the Battelship Massachusetts, docked in Fall River, MA.
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Katy by George Wester
Part of a senior photo session. She is the daughter of a close friend.
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Soldier by Kenji Hasegawa
Hand Painted then photoshopped
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Old Hook by Ken Powers
My neighbor let me photograph this old hook to paint. Neither of us know what its true purpose was or if people currently use these. We liked the old worn surfaces. I didn’t have much time to paint so I only did it in a 4” x 6” format. I originally put it on a grey concrete background but didn’t like the contrast so I did a red glaze over the top which gave the piece a slightly macabre vibe. It is painted with Rublev 18th century reproduction watercolor paint on Arches 140# cold-pressed paper. The paper texture coupled with the heavy grained paint makes for some nice metal textures. /
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Rusty Razor by Ken Powers
I found this old razor blade while taking a walk and for some reason the character of it appealed to me. It is painted with Rublev 18th century reproduction watercolor paint on Arches 140# cold-pressed paper. The character of these paints coupled with the coarse grain of this paper help to add to the rusty texture of the piece. /
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BOMBS AWAY ! by OntheroadImage
Two Hundred and fifty pound bombs in the bomb-bay of a B-25 Mitchell Bomber
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GUN SALUTE by KNOW MALTA by PETER GRIMA
This Saluting Battery was built by the Knights of St. John in the 16th century. It is located at the Upper Barracca Gardens in Valletta. The daily gun-firing at mid-day, keeps this Saluting Battery alive, thanks to the FWA members. – MALTA NOT FOR SALE
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The euphemism (white) by Frank Stillitano
Peace keepers, Department of Defence and other euphemisims. Is peace really peaceful when it is enforced with weapons?
About This Group
This group aims to showcase the objects of danger that humankind has created or discovered. Submissions may highlight the danger, portray the beauty, or explore the humor behind any dangerous object or animal… it’s up to you.
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