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Someone Like Me (Royksopp) by DevineDayDreams

featured in Featured Only 09-17-2009 / featured in All Colors of the Rainbow 09-01-2009 MUSIC Someone like me / With someone like you / How unlikely / Too good to be true Someone like me / With someone like you / How unlikey / Too Good to be true Something’s be trying to hold me down / And leave me no hope on the battleground / I’m knocking on doors, “Come on”, let me in / Desperatly craving the feminine / Then you came to me / Genuinely / How could I get lucky like this / What have I done This type of thing’s just a fantasy / The story is laid out so wretchedly / Like out of a film or a magazine / Appeal to the classical masculine / But gradually / It’s dawning on me / This isn’t like in a dream / This is for real Being yourself / What does that mean / Seeing yourself is the hardest thing Someone like me / With someone like you / How unlikely / Too good to be true Timing your movements so accurately / Hearing you breathing so musically / Unity strengthening rapidly / Knowing you’ll always come back to me / You’re never to close / Or far away / Perfect somewhere inbetween / Vintage machine Seeing it’s already time to leave / I got to go out, I need space to breathe / Go before everything’s caving in / Understand that, oh my heroine / But someone like you / So hard to believe / Sure this is not just a dream / Wake up and see Being yourself is a lonely thing / If you never pick it up and just let it ring Someone like me / (It’s what i’ve always dreamed of) / With someone like you / (More than satisfactory) / How unlikely / (It’s real you’re here beside me) / Too good to be true / Come on, let’s share this moment FRACTALS CREATED WITH APOPHYSIS
Fork by Alan McMorris

Fork Nikon D300 / Tamron 90mm f2.8 Macro Featured in Irish Eyes
Paris Subway by Alan McMorris

Paris Subway Nikon D300 Featured in JPG Cast-Offs
24.12.2212 by Gabriel Forgottenangel

Future….?
Hope Fades... by outsider

There was some hope that the Wilgena Pub at the railway town of Tarcoola in South Australia would re-open on the 1st of July 2009. I took this in August & the population of the town was about 5 people. Everything was closed & falling into disrepair. Taken with a Nikon D80, Nikon 18-35mm lens, ISO 100 F7@ 1/200 Featured in ThE fInE aRt Of pEEliNg PaINt
FloralDreams by Andrea Ida Rausch

Well, I was longing for a rainbow, for harmony, for nature…......so I tried to express these longings in a digital painting based on a fractal….....hope it will bring harmony to you! / (The image contents a selfmade background, a fractal, and at least is postworked as a digital paining.) ___ / Also available as a Tee / / ___ / / ___ / / ___ / / ___ / / ____ /
Austinmer, Looking In by Daniel Spruce

Taken at Austinmer baths NSW Australia Featured in New South Wales Photography / Featured in For the love of Canon Canon 40D / Tonkina 11-16@ 13 / f13 / 12 secs / Cokin ND8 Grad HDR composed in photomatix.
Curving To The Grand by A.M. Ruttle

The Grand Teton is truly as remarkable as it seems in images, and every shift in the weather or season shows yet another side of it many facets. I had driven by the curve of bleached grass many times, and finally called to get permission to drive onto the private property to take this shot. Canon 40D, 22, 1/13, focal length 60mm. Best Description of This Image from Whalegeek, March 2009: / “Sinuous meanderings culminating in jagged rocky peaks…you captured a memorable counterpoint between soft and hard shapes that lends great interest to your photo, drawing the viewer’s eyes to your subject.” Thank you whalegeek! Matted prints of this image have sold – thank you very much!! / Featured in Dimensions group, September 2009 – thank you very much! / Featured in Featured Only group, September 2009 – thank you very much!
An Oculus by Cora Wandel

I am not an architect, and after taking this photograph in the Smithsonian in Washington, D.C., I had trouble finding the term for this circular opening between two floors. I asked several attendants but no one knew the architectural term for it. Finally I was directed to a young man walking down the hall, he took one look at the photo on my camera and said, “Oh, that’s an oculus.” As I struggled with how to spell “oculus”, he politely told me how to spell it and then went on to say “oculus means round, it is Latin for the word eye, and as an architectural term it is basically anything that is round that you can see through, such as a round window, or this circular cut between two floors.” I thanked him and started to leave but a bewildered look came over his face. “Wait a second”, he said, “that is not an oculus, now that I think about it, that’s an . . . “ but before he could finish the sentence someone told him he was wanted down in the cafeteria where he worked, so he hastened away and I was left befuddled. When I got home I looked up the word “oculus” and I think that is what this is a photograph of, but then again . . . Thank you to the groups “Canon DSLR”, “Featured Only” and “ImageWriting” for featuring this photograph. Camera: Canon Rebel XTi 400D
Male Leopard - Okavango Delta, Botswana by Sharon Bishop

This magnificent male leopard was perched on a termite mound, barely 50 mtrs from a pair of male lions on a baby elephant kill in the Okavango Delta. They all knew one another was there. When the tension became too much, one of lions dragged the rest of the kill into a thicket to escape the prying eyes of the leopard. The leopard got up to get a better view and wait his chance to grab a few scraps. / Featured in FAUNA, FLORA, LANDSCAPES AND ARCHITECTURE OF SOUTH AFRICA, Indigenous to East & Southern Africa and Featured Only
Song of Summer by Ruth S Harris

Watercolour poppies in an English cottage garden – this is the best part of summer! Watercolour on Fabriano Artistico extra white paper. Featured in Floral Watercolours & Pastels Featured in Just Watercolours
Windows of Allegory - oil on canvas - 48" x 32" by Dave Martsolf

As an artist, I feel this is my best work. It is a self-portrait that leads off into the future, painted years ago in what I would now call my dark period. My life has changed a lot since then, and I have overcome many of the dark fears and subconscious memories, many of which are still hidden from my waking life. There is a lot of symbolism here. And, enough so that for once I will just shut my mouth and let you read it as you see it. I still enjoy seeing its design, attention to detail, and even if dark, it’s clear light. I hope you enjoy it as well. Thanks, Dave. This work was featured in the C.O.R.E. group, August 2009. / This work was featured in Surrealism, October 2008. Calendars for Friends Surreal Paintings Calendar / Surreal Watercolors Calendar Glacier National Park Calendar / Roses Calendar / Works Featured in Red Bubble Groups

Recent Work

Kangaroo Paw - Kings Park Perth WA by Adrian Paul

(593 Views at 21 Nov 09) Kangaroo paw is a common name for a number of species, in two genera of the family Haemodoraceae, that are endemic to the south-west of Western Australia. These perennial plants are noted for their unique bird attracting flowers. The tubular flowers are coated with dense hairs and open at the apex with six claw-like structures: from this paw formation the common name “Kangaroo Paw” is derived. (Wikipedia) Camera – Nikon D80 Lens – Nikon 70-200 VR zoom FEATURED IN KINGS PARK PERTH Framed Print /
Reflections of Winter, Rocky Mountains by George Cousins

After driving through an early winter storm in Banff National Park,Alberta, Canada, the clouds lift enough to get this shot of trees dusted with snow, water just starting to freeze over, and beautiful reflections. / Banff is Canada’s first National Park and a UNESCO World Heritage Site, famous the world over for it’s spectacular scenery. It runs in a north-west/south-east general direction along the major ridges of the Canadian Rocky Mountains. / This photo was taken in late November, 2006. / Sony DSCF828 camera. 188 views as of Nov. 20, 2009 Featured in “Canadian Rocky Mountains” / Featured in “Point and Shooters” /
Ta-daaaaa by Brad Francis

Oscar showing Kosi how to block a shot at goal.
Out Of Order by Wayne Gerard Trotman

© All Rights Reserved – No Usage Allowed in Any Form Without My Written Consent. ‘Out Of Order’ is a sculpture by David Mach in Kingston upon Thames, Surrey, England. The sculpture is a line of twelve telephone kiosks leaning against one another. WINNER: / ‘Fallen’ Challenge – Mood & Ambience Group – September 2009. FEATURED IN: / ‘Who are YOU to Judge?’ Group – November 2009. / ‘Bits and Pieces’ Group – November 2009.
Woofers And Tweeters by joanw

MBF Fractal. All equations are original and saved in png format. © jwarburton 07 Featured in: Shapes and Patterns Sept. 09
Trumpet by Ken Powers

This is one of the many trumpets I have worked on during my long career as a brass instrument repair technician. I hate to bring my work home with me but, on occasion, my work can provide inspiration. This is painted on Arches 140# paper with 18th century reproduction watercolor paint. Featured in Music of the Spirit group in November 2009. / Featured in The Collector’s Corner in November 2009. / Featured in Just Watercolours in November 2009. /
stairway to heaven by Sebastian Warnes

this is the architecture of the interior of the san francisco museum of modern art Canon 50d lens 18-200mm
seattle space needle by Sebastian Warnes

sapce needle tower in seattle, Wa. this was taken from the very bottom, pointing up
the end of the story by Aimelle

now you know that the bird is not exactly exercising in the previous capture that I’ve uploaded a while ago titled “Tai chi session” ;) / (see or click the preview below) / / sold twice… thank you ! Aug 27-2009 canvas print March 23-2009 card / - / winner of Child at play challenge from Challenge cafe / features RB Art page (date missing) Oct 2009 – #1 Artists of redBubble April 14 2009 Chlidren the power of raw emotion / ?/?/2009 Sets of two / . / views 744 | favorites 33 / - / Sony A100 + 18-70mm lens —
Laughter in the Desert by DeborahDinah

Two young girls laughing in the middle of no where! A sudden shyness crept over one young lady as she couldn’t stop giggling! Taken in the Great Thar Desert Rajasthan India whilst perched upon a very cantankerous camel! Featured in Postcard Style and Authentic India – thanks a million!
Port Dalhousie Barn by Tallow

Please click to make larger / I took this photo of an old barn in Port Dalhousie, Ontario, Canada. Not sure of the year of the barn but will try to find some more info. If I can get more info I will post it Nikon D80 / HDR 8 shots 1.6 sec to 1/15 sec at f/9.0 / ISO 100 / 18-55mm lens / focal length 18mm 104 views when submitted into The 100 – 499 Viewings group all editing was done in Lightroom featured in featured in Rural Around The Globe Nov 20, 2009
Barn and abandoned Vineyard by Tallow

I took a photo of the old Barn and vineyard in St. Catharines, Ontario, Canada Nikon D80 / ISO 100 / 3 shot HDR 1/400, 1/125, 1/40 at f/6.3 / 18-55mm lens / focal length 30mm 112 views when submitted into The 100 – 499 Viewings group Post processing in Lightroom featured in Canada *4/day & Pleasee Nov 20, 2009