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OUTSIDE THE BOX!

An experimental place for those of the unhinged mind!

Featured Work

a sunny day on the sea _card by 1001cards

today, I was hoping for inspiration to come to make a creative work. I had nothing in mind and after an hour, all I tried ended up in the garbage can! / I decided to browse through my stock folders. When I say this origami boat and the orange slice, the idea of a surrealistic sun came to my mind… and this is the result. / . / featured in Feel, don’t copy (Nov. 12th, 2009) / . / stock > mine and brokenarts.sxc.hu | / . / a print version with orange designed and textured borders is also available on my main account Aimelle on RedBubble / / / / . / / .
Inside my head when the garbage truck makes noise pollution by tazzina

Why God, why? / OK, I take a picture of them. Paris, Fr. Canon … / 1” / 5,6 / Iso 100 /
Feet Over Lake Superior - Minnesota by BellaKentuky

Standing on a deck overlooking Lake Superior, just outside Two Harbors, Minnesota.
Kryptonite by Nicolette Thain

Canon EOS 400D /
What has Become of You? by Jessica Walker

Self Portrait / From 2008 Does anybody else in here / Feel the way I do? -Pink Floyd More from the series: / © Jessica Walker
Profiteroles Maison and coffee are gone, but nothing is over by tazzina

“Profiteroles Maison and coffee are gone, but nothing is over” was featured in Imaginative Realism / and Odd One Out Group / . / rue de Rennes a Paris / is the great afternoon ending? no no, let us lought elswere…’till morning
The Kookaburra & the Wall by ronsphotos

Heavily manipulated, convict built wall, to make it more interesting, framing a Kookaburra.
G Shelter by Kevin Bergen

Long Beach, California Featured in the group, Outside the Box
I wanna take the ultimate step and find the courage by tazzina

old boat on the river Sava, Belgrade, Serbia. Gratitude to Alexandar T. for editing this photo ” I wanna take the ultimate step and find the courage ” was featured in Images & Ideas / ” I wanna take the ultimate step and find the courage ” was featured in à EUROPA! / ” I wanna take the ultimate step and find the courage was featured in Escher and Perspective Art Featured In “The Art of Intrigue” falling into fantasy / until we stop somewhere / descending into water / red and hazy stairs / or / up to the white palace that lays ahead somebody may come may go / but dance of time is eternal I’m falling into fantasy / the dream goes on . .
Ice Ice Baby by Isa Rodriguez

Tune / Fort Myers, Federal Courthouse Walkway, Fort Myers, Florida USA A different take on my favored shot handheld while walking toned it blue is all I did .. / Sony DSC P 200 Compact Camera / May 2009 Featured in # Bits and Pieces , August 2009

Recent Work

Tatzu Nishi: War and peace and in between by andreisky

Nikon D80 1/30@f/4 ISO-1600 10mm / / ART / ARCHITECTURE & INTERIOR / SYDNEY / PANORAMAS / CLOUDS / COUNTRYSIDE / STILL LIFE / TENNIS / DOGS / MISCELLANEOUS
One Third of "The Nairobi Trio" on a Break by Barbara Morrison

The Nairobi Trio was a skit Ernie Kovacs performed several times for his TV shows. It was a live-action version of a child’s animatronic wind-up music box, performed to the tune “Solfeggio” by Robert Maxwell. Allegedly, when Kovacs first heard a recording of the tune, he immediately came up with a mental image of what would become The Nairobi Trio: three gorillas (wearing derby hats and long overcoats) mechanically miming to the music like wind-up toys. In the middle sat the “head gorilla,” always played by Kovacs (with a cigar, of course), conducting with a baton or (sometimes) a banana. To the viewer’s left another gorilla stood, holding two oversized timpani mallets. (The identity of this ape varied, but among Kovacs’ celebrity friends both Jack Lemmon and Frank Sinatra are known to have performed in the skit.) And seated at screen right at a piano was a female simian (often Kovacs’ wife, Edie Adams), robotically thumping up and down on the keys.
Can you see me? by pennphotography

Featured in Urban Exploration – 23/11/2009 This is my mate who came down the drains with me on my second visit. Rain was on the forecast so we hung around the entrance and I saw this beautiful silhouette. I told her to stay still and I photographed many different positions. I really like the framing in this photograph and hope you guys do as well ;) Canon EOS 400d – 18-55mm / 3.2s, f5.6, ISO 100
Lizard?! by Gili Orr

Well, my mother discovered that I am interested in taking photos of the smallest living things around. Being a loving mother, she kept looking for little kritters for me… While visiting the San Juan Capistrano Mission (California) she ecxitedly pointed her finger at this wonderful little creature…I took some photos (from a distance) before realizing it was no lizard;-)
Follow Directions by D Light

America has an incredible number of directional road signs and I have been busy taking their pictures. This tee represents just a small number of them. I’ll be loading more ‘Road Sign Tees’ soon. / Eventually I’m looking for humorous combinations of signs and am eager if anyone looking at these has any ideas or suggestions. / Clearly I’m in the experimental stage of this sign on tees concept. I have also stayed up way too late, way too many nights gathering this collection together.
Between the sheets by Isa Rodriguez

yes, they are lines of abstractive reality simple and crisp .. hope you enjoy
Road Trip II by JRCollection

Nikon D90 / 18-105mm Nikon Zoom / 3sec North Maple St, Hadley, MA / Edited in Capture NX2 / Cropped slightly
2.5 seconds to impact by handheld-films

...drama on the road in northern Rajasthan, India Featured in ‘Your Magic Place’, in ‘Speaking Photos’, in’Speed’ and ‘Road Photography’

About This Group

“Beauty is in the view finder of the beholder”
This group is a place for those shots that are hard to clarify. A place where if you dont want to say what it is,(or don’t know!!??) then just give it a name and stick it in!!
Abstract- The more obscure the better.
Macro- The more unobvious the better.
Portraits- The more unconventional the better.
I think you get my point. Lets try and put a bit of mystery into it!
Have fun, keep it clean(ish!) and thanks for dropping by!