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Safe and Secure by DuboisDigital
A beautiful black and white portrait of a baby Lowland Gorilla lazing about on his mothers back. Safe and secure – what a nice feeling that must be! Canon 450D / 75-300mm lens Featured in ‘JPG Cast-Offs’ group. This image is © COPYRIGHT – ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.
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the angry bride by midzing
and yes, I did get strange looks!!! :))) I think my neighbours are ready to call the mental health team to lock me away!! / Taken with a canon 400D Featured in Canon DSLR Group August 22 2009 Featured in Imperfectly September 9 2009 Featured in EMI The Group October 2009 Top 10 in the Staged Challenge October 2009 Featured in Dresses Group,,,October 2009 Featured in the Featured Features Group November 7th 2009
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Sarah, Im Still Your Brother 11 by Matthew Dawkins
Model – Sarah / (My baby sister!) And Sarah sits alone / And I see her crying on the phone / Don’t let him hurt you / Cause you don’t need that now Sarah, remember all the times / We would stay up late beside the fire / With all your friends there / And me playing my guitar So don’t lock yourself in your room / Cause everyone outside cares for you / Write down your thoughts / Upon your head / Sarah, I’m still your brother / Won’t you let me in? You’re getting older now / Make sure you’re thinking for yourself / Don’t let them taint you / Or put you in harms way And I know that dad is gone / And mother is in pain and covered up / Don’t think I don’t know / How hard it is to be alone And so don’t lock yourself into your room / Cause everyone outside here cares for you / Write down the thoughts / That come upon your head / Cause Sarah, I’m still your brother / So let me in And I know that life is hard / But if we all gave up / Then what’s to live for / And I’ve tried that / And look what I am / So Sarah, I’m still your brother / Why won’t you let me in? Won’t you let me in? / I should have called / To see how you’ve been / Oh won’t you let me in / Sarah, I’m still your brother / Won’t you Let me in
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Grandma Braids by JennyArmitage
A grandmothers braids her granddaughter’s hair on a cold winter morning. Transparent watercolor on cold-pressed paper. This is the third real painting I ever did. At home in Salem, Oregon.
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Laundry Day in Venice by Christiane Kingsley
Original watercolor by Christiane Kingsley / Arches 140lb CP watercolor paper / Approx. 14” X 19” I painted this from my own reference photo taken in Venice. This is the most humble door I had seen in Venice, but I was really attracted by the shadows under the clothesline… / Visit my blog / / Laundry Day in Venice was featured in: / Just Watercolours in October 2009 / /
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It's a Bird, It's a Plane! by pmistric
Location: Near the Dallas Airport obviously haha RedBubble Art Feature “Home Page” RedBubble Art Feature “The Woman Photographer” RedBubble Art Feature “Urban Art” RedBubble Art Feature “PostCard Style” RedBubble Art Feature “Cityscapes and City Skylines” RedBubble Art Feature “Featured Features” Top Ten Challenge – 2nd Place – “Free As a Bird” – Images and Ideas Group
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MAIKO by Tatum Wulff
Maiko, or an apprenticing Geisha, in the heart of the Gion district of Kyoto, Japan. This picture tells a bit of a story… / It is evident that the girl dressed in normal everyday clothing is most likely the ‘younger sister’ of the beautifully dressed Maiko. Younger sister is a figurative term in Japan, given to the girls who study from practicing Maiko or Geisha until they are ready to become Maiko themselves. It is apparent that she is the younger sister, because she is carrying the belongings of the Maiko. / Of course, the Maiko is her older sister, or O-nesan. / Many Japanese people have told me I am very fortunate to have been able to capture this image, as seeing real Maiko or Geisha in Gion, or anywhere, is very rare these days, as it is a dying profession. Additionally, they have said capturing an image of a Maiko with her younger sister is just extraordinarily lucky!!!! What does Geisha mean… / Geisha translated to direct English is art person, or one could say, artist. / A Geisha is a traditional, female Japanese entertainer who is highly skilled in the classical Japanese arts. Her skills range from singing and performing traditional dance to playing classical musical instruments, such as the shamisen. Moreover, her skill at the art of conversation is highly important and she therefore tends to have knowledge of historic and current events. Geisha are expected to create an atmosphere of relaxation and entertainment. Their gracious social etiquette skills are as impeccable as is their appearance and delicate demeanor. FEATURED IN THE ANYTHING WE WEAR (INCLUDING BLING!) GROUP ON OCT. 20/09. / / /
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Time to Think by Steve Buffington
Taking time off from the game we call Life can be pretty valuable. I think it is good as a recharging time before getting back into the mix. For Life is not an individual sport, but a team activity. But even the superstar needs some time to rest on the sideline. (Taken in Malibu California (Rock Creek State Park) in the middle of a night with a full moon. A flashlight was used for some detail painting, but otherwise it is just ambient light. The camera used was a D300 using a Nikkor 17-55 f2.8 lens. Exposure time was 4 mins at f11) Featured in California Sound in October 09 / Featured in Jpeg Cast Offs in October 09 / Featured in The World as We See It in Oct 09 / Featured in Survivors and Friends in Oct 09 / Featured in Americas ~ Rural, Urban, Wild, Free in Oct 09 / Featured in Night Photography in Oct 09 / Featured in the RB magazine Inside Solo in Oct 09 -2nd place finish in the Autumn feelings Challenge in the group Buyers Club. / -3rd place finish in the Contemplation Challenge in the group All About Your Best Work. / —3rd place finish in the Time challenge in the The World as We See it group.
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Friends by Jean M. Laffitau
This shot was taken in Saarbruecken (Germany) during a pause. This two young men are fabulous dancers. Jean M. Laffitau
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Street Kid by Dr. sc. Anita Krisko, Phd
Beldrade, before cafe Sumatovac, Serbia I sow him, he looked at me and asked me to make a picture of him, since I was taking pic on the street. He put cigarette aside, to finish it latter, and stud before me. I gave him some money, even though he did not ask. But he asked me if he will be on the TV!? .... He never smiled. Instead of being angry, I started feeling guilty, taken by vicious spiral of useless ideas…. how to save him. / Felt alone. The ending was realistic – here are no magical solutions or potions that can make difference now.. . A poignant story written with sensitivity and tenderness I would ask UnEasy for help:)) Feature in Women Photographer Group / Featured in Black & White Photography – For the Love of Children Elton John STREET KIDS They must have had the whole thing planned / There must have been a hundred / If we make a stand / I think we’ll be outnumbered / If I’d had the chance / Then I could understand / Why I’m a juvenile delinquent / In an East End gang And if you think you’ve seen gasoline burning in my eyes / Don’t be alarmed, tell yourself it’s good to be, it’s good to be alive It’s just another street kid on your tail / Running on the wrong side of the rails / With my boot lace tie and my hand-me-downs / You know I run the toughest bunch this side of town / Those street kids making news just being around I’ve been bottled and been brained / Squealers can’t be trusted / If we fight tonight / You can bet we’ll all be busted / I’d like to break away / From the rut I’m in / But beggars can’t be choosers / And I was born to sin Let’s hear it for the street kids / Making news just being around Children on the street are those engaged in some kind of economic activity ranging from begging to vending. Most go home at the end of the day and contribute their earnings to their family.
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Shaped by Rachael Gorton
Charcoal on paper Featured in Life Session Expressions October 2009
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Sparkling Spirits by Tatum Wulff
Image captured in the old town area of Varanasi, India. FEATURED IN THE HUMAN CONDITION GROUP ON 23.9.09 / FEATURED IN THE LOVE FOR YOUR CHILDREN GROUP ON 24.9.09 / FEATURED IN THE AW WELCOME CENTRE GROUP ON 24.9.09 / FEATURED IN THE AUTHENTIC INDIA GROUP ON OCT. 18/09.
Recent Work
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Bright Eyed Child by Marc Bradshaw
One of a series taken for a first birthday.
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The Natural Bridge - HDR by Shelley Warbrooke
Taken at Springbrook National Park at The Natural Bridge on the 5th of October, 2009. The following evening we came back to view the glow worms on the cave walls, it was definitely an amazing experience (minus the stupid people shining their torches straight onto the glow worms, smoking near them and using camera flash!). ISO: 100 / Aperture: f/32 3 shots – 30s, 8s and 2s exposures / HDR using Photomatix and edits in CS4. Copyright © Shelley Warbrooke. All rights reserved. My images are not public property and are not to be copied, distributed, altered or displayed without strict written permission from the artist.
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still standing by Clare Colins
Ricoh Capilo R5 We went the wrong way / down a dirt track / and there it was / just waiting to be appreciated / waiting to be seen / before it fades / back into the earth / back into / someone’s / memory “still standing” was featured in Photography 101
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Welcome Intruder by BarbaraManis
There I was, trying to get some macro shots of some roses in my neighborhood. The light was terrible and I was just about to give up, when this beautiful dragonfly flew by. I had to take my camera off the tripod to get a shot of her since she didn’t land too long in a particular spot. It was a challenging day for me, and capturing this dragonfly wasn’t easy. She finally flew off to the top branch of a tree! Nikon D-80 / 105 mm VR Nikor lens FEATURED IN UNLIMITED QUALITY GROUP-11/3/09 / FEATURED IN THE TOP SHELF WILD-LIFE AND NATURE GROUP-11/0609
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For Love by Mieke Boynton
Kew Cemetery, Melbourne. Taken on the same morning as / Mists of Time / / Life and Death / / Fallen / / and / Angel / with a Kodak Easyshare M1033 / Featured in Shots in the Fog – thank you!!
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Footpath colour by PhotosByG
The red flowers on the footpath are from a Flame tree. Taken at Tamborine Queensland. The photo below was taken from across the road. The tree on the left is the tree that dropped the flowers onto the footpath. Featured in “Queensland the sunshine state” November 2009.
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The Campfire by Tainia Finlay
Featured in ‘THIS IS AUSTRALIA’ Group on the 27th of January. / Featured in That On Great Shot Group 31st January 2009 / Featured in Australian Portraits 3rd February 2009 / Featured on RedBubble Homepage 1st February 2009 / Featured in New South Wales Photography 3rd February 2009 / Featured in the Strictly Faces group 6th of February 2009 / Featured in Art by Bubble Hosts October 2009 Over 1500 views, thank you to each & everyone. This is a trial & error test for me so I would welcome any critique. Thank you to my dear friend Peter for helping me during the white knuckle ride in Photoshop :D Model Mal / Canon 50D / Canon 28-135mm / Central West Slopes & Plains Waltzing Matilda – The unofficial Australian Anthem sung around many a campfire Oh there was once a swagman camped in the billabongs, / Under the shade of a Coolibah tree; / And he sang as he looked at the old billy boiling, / ‘Who’ll come a-waltzing Matilda with me.’ CHORUS: / Who’ll come a-waltzing Matilda, my darling, / Who’ll come a-waltzing Matilda with me. / Waltzing Matilda and leading a water-bag, / Who’ll come a-waltzing Matilda with me. Up came the jumbuck to drink at the waterhole, / Up jumped the swagman and grabbed him in glee; / And he sang as he put him away in his tucker-bag, / ‘You’ll come a-waltzing Matilda with me.’ CHORUS Up came the squatter a-riding his thoroughbred; / Up came policemen – one, two and three. / ‘Whose is the jumbuck you’ve got in the tucker bag? / You’ll come a-waltzing Matilda with we.’ CHORUS Up sprang the swagman and jumped in the waterhole, / Drowning himself by the Coolibah tree; / And his voice can be heard as it sings in the billabongs, / ‘Who’ll come a-waltzing Matilda with me?’ CHORUS A.B Paterson 1895 Thank you for looking.
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Nubian Women by Wayne Gerard Trotman
© All Rights Reserved – No Usage Allowed in Any Form Without My Written Consent. Photographed in the Land of Nubia, Egypt. FEATURED IN: / “JPG Cast-Offs” Group – October 2009.
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Eye Of Time by Arla M. Ruggles
Geothermal warm spring / Northern Steptoe Valley – Eastern Nevada Featured in / Top Shelf Wildlife & Nature Photography / (2009.AUG.16) / High Desert Life / (2009.AUG.11) / Nirvana / JPG Cast-Offs / Image Writing> 2009.NOV.07: 730 Views Canon 350D EOS / Tamron 55/200mm Corel PhotoImpact x3 & JASC PaintShop Pro / (composite)
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Pumpkin Rock by Stan Wojtaszek
Orange lichen formed on a rock. Flat Rock, Dryden, ON. Olympus E-3; 12-60 lens Group features: / Rocks and Bones – January 10, 2009 !
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The Swimmer by Carole Elliott
Pastel on Sanded Paper / This is one of my favourite paintings of a swimmer at Newcastle Ocean Baths. It is almost an abstract painting that I thoroughly enjoyed painting! Featured in Contemporary Pastel Painters – September 2009 / Top 10 in ‘Something Unusual’ Challenge in Contemporary Pastel Painters – September 2009 / Top 10 in ‘New Avatar’ Challenge in Contemporary Pastel Painters – October 2009
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Susan Gilmore Beach, Newcastle, NSW, Australia by Carole Elliott
Pastel on Sanded Paper / This is at the northern end of Bar Beach in Newcastle. The light hitting the cliff face and colours of the wet sand were what drew me to paint this scene. Featured in Newcastle NSW, Lake Macquarie & Surrounding Region – September 2009
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