For the Who Needs Colour for Beauty challenge, I believe this image says that life is too short not to laugh at yourself! I hope my last week of life involves a few laughs. News came out on the radio. “Australia’s husbands are the worst in the world for doing housework”. But the world should know that whatever housework Australian men commit to, they always complete it with a smile on their face and a sense of satisfaction. / This is entered in the “Personal Meaning” challenge and for me, this whole entire photo sums up my marriage! / Photographed with Nikon D70 and 28-80mm Lense (bottom of the range!)
Acrylic painting on board.
Unedited image. Shot in my home studio. Concept by me. Makeup/costume by Bec.
I just had to do this :-) Modell / Cat
A cute and creepy witch laughs with glee as her spell to create bubbles works .. but the bats are a little annoyed as the bubbles create chaos featured in the groups / Halloween / Creative Cards / Animal Fantasy & Whimsy / Humour Captured
Scratch, our Siamese, photographed with what would on a normal day be his dinner. Birds were shot at a local pet store and added in Photoshop. As the birds were photoraphed in cages, the bars they were behind had to be cloned out, and this took a lot of time and patience. Addition of shadows and direction of lighting effects were important factors to getting the image to look realistic. 5169 views… 9 November 2009
Do a dookie like the champions :), and even tip the maid… with new sheets of course :P
He he he he he he, one of my old favorites
A faux pumpkin after a complete makeover in the Corel and Redfield Salon. / HAPPY HALLOWEEN!!
This is a puppy I had called Uno at about 4 1/2 weeks old. He just couldn’t resist trying to bite the pumpkin stems and anything else he could get his teeny little teeth into. So precious!! He is happy in a wonderful new home now. Taken in Amherst, Virginia with my Canon Powershot SX110 IS Uno is a very sweet American Pit Bull Terrier. BEST VIEWED LARGE FEATURED IN CATS AND DOGS / FEATURED IN OUR K9 FRIEND / FEATURED IN THE SCAVENGER HUNT / FEATURED IN THE APBT LOVERS GROUP / FEATURED IN PUPPIES ONLY / FEATURED IN FUNNY KRITTERS / FEATURED IN HOLIDAYS AND SPECIAL OCCASIONS / FEATURED IN HUMOR CAPTURED / FEATURED IN THE GOOD NEWS GROUP
Kuvam then two year old, my grandson doing his things. Nikon D70, Nikkor 18-70
Introducing the Double-headed, Double-crested Cormorant!! ok… It’s really two Cormorants… Took this shot yesterday, with hubby driving me around in the skiff – it’s so much easier for me to shoot when he’s doing the driving! It is cropped… I know some of the highlights are blown but it was just toooooo cool to let that stop me from posting it. / October 19, 2009 / D200 80-400mm Lens / 1/320 f/5.6 0 EV ISO 200 / Manual exposure / Spot metering / Manfrotto Tripod (set up in the skiff)
My daughter Kelsey and I had been playing around taking some pictures when I had the idea to have her looking up as if something were coming out of her head. In the back of my mind I was remembering a children’s book by Dr Seuss titled Daisy Head Mayzie. The book is about a young girl who suddenly sprouts a yellow daisy from the top of her head, and the resultant chaos the ensues. Image taken with Canon 40D and Canon 24-105mm lens + external flash. The extract below was found on the internet: Dr. Seuss was dead, but his widow had discovered one last manuscript. Ten years later, Seuss’s sketches for its illustrations were finally expanded to create a complete story. The book is dedicated by his widow “to the ongoing presence of Theodor S. Geisel…Dr. Seuss.” And in “Daisy-head Mayzie”, the narrator is even represented by the ultimate Seuss symbol – the Cat in the Hat! Remember the little girl whose house was visited by the Cat in the Hat? Mayzie looks a little bit like her! She’s got blonde hair and round innocent eyes – but one day at school, “something peculiar was going on.” On the top of her head, she’d suddenly sprouted a daisy! And it befuddles even the adults, including Mayzie’s teacher. I love how the characters have names that sound like Seuss-ical rhymes. The daisy’s confirmed by Einstein Van Tass (“the brightest young man in the whole of the class.”) The girl’s teacher is “Miss Sneetcher,” and she whisks Mayzie to the Principal’s office. And the Principal’s name is “good Gregory Grumm…a very wise man, just as smart as they come.” But most of all there’s funny drawings. Mayzie’s mom is a welder – she’s first seen wearing a blowtorch mask – while Mayzie’s father (with a dapper moustache) works as a shoe salesman. Dr. Eisenbart looks like your classic cartoon quack, with a bald head and tufts of hair sticking up under a stethoscope. And Mayzie’s super-intelligent Principal sits under an enormous arch of school books, staring at the flower through a three-lensed magnifying glass. The drawings seem even more playful with Seuss’s rhymes about the misplaced daisy. “I’ve seen them quite often in fields growing wild. But never before on the head of a child.” The daisy gets bigger, and soon a scheme hatches in the mind of Dr. Eisenbart. “I think that Mayzie and her plant / Could help me get a research grant.” Dr. Seuss seems to be hiding a subversive message in his book. Yes, there’s a daisy on the girl’s head – but the grown-ups all have their own agenda. Soon the mayor has converted Mayzie’s flower into a campaign issue. A Hollywood agent named Finagle appears, offering Mayzie his business card. Eventually her miracle is being commercialized, with “Daisy-head burgers and Daisy-head drinks, Daisy-head stocking and Daisy-head sinks.” But Dr. Seuss has one last twist in the story, since Mayzie believes that she’s lost all her friends. She sits in despair, convinced nobody loves her. And soon all the petals of her flower start dropping off one by one. Why? Dr. Seuss explains in a rhyme. “You know about daisies. When love is in doubt, The job of a daisy is Try and Find Out!”
An ‘art lover’ takes his seat astride the Henry Moore ‘Reclining Figure’ which is adajacent to the entrance of Leeds City Art Gallery. She seems to be looking at him and saying ‘Do you mind son!’
Now I’m no expert on our feathered friends, but I reckon the Starling is one of our most under rated Birds. / Smaller than blackbirds, with a short tail, pointed head, triangular wings, / starlings look black at a distance but when seen closer they are very glossy / with a sheen of purples and greens. If you have patients, and can get one on its own, you will hear all manner of recordings. / The Starling has a remarkable ability to mimic ALL sounds it hears. / A various array, from Car alarms, to Song Thrushes. / Not only does this wondrous little Bird entertain, it also lives up to its given name.
10 hours of work / i made the panda with adobe photoshop and adobe Illustrator / i hope enjoy it
inspired by the Asterix comics
... this is only the beginning , it actually gets worse :)
Acrylic on canvas board / 50×35cm. / 2009
Acrylic on wood / 30×50cm. / 2009
Best viewed larger… As I approached these American Coot they took off racing across the water to put a safe distance between me and them. / Taken at the Royal Avenue wildlife lookout in Lane County, Oregon, with a Canon PowerShot SX10 IS on 11/19/2009, at TV 1/1002, AVF 5.72, ISO 80 and Focal length 100.00mm.
Acrylic on wood / 50×30 / 2007
Acrylic on wood / 50×30 / 2009
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