felinemind
Profile
I found RedBubble (RB) as an outlet for my writing – and it’s working! Please follow these links to view my work grouped into categories:
Meanwhile, I took up photography In Jan 08.
I shoot film and don’t have PhotoShop yet, so my images are unmanipulated and as they are shot – sometimes successful, sometimes not!
I tend to do things in series:
- Most Popular (either more than 50 views or 5 or more comments)
- Shooters Gallery (also see below for my entries in the Move Me competition)
- Statues
- Landmarks
- People Watching
- Melbourne_St Kilda
Thanks for visiting!
Fondest Regards
Felinemind
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You can move your mouse over the below images to link as well …
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My featured images have included:
The Soldier Waits in Stillness Speaks
Luna’s Eyes in Australian Landmarks and Icons
Fontaine Saint-Michel, Paris in Bits and Pieces
I wish it was you and not this hoop in Shooters Gallery
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My entries in the “Move Me’ competition were (these are not in my folio only on the Judge Me page) :
Abstract Entry #3 (top left image)
Abstract Entry #9 (top right image)
Behind the Scenes Entry #37 (bottom left image)
Behind the Scenes Entry #38 (bottom right image)
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My most popular piece (over 200 views!): Together at Sunset
The piece with the most comments: Don’t Ask …

Groups
felinemind is a member of *All Seascapes, *MELBOURNE SHOOTERS GALLERY & EVENTS*, A Novel Idea, All Things Orange, All Things Poetic, Prose, Philosophical., As Is, Australian Landmarks and Icons, Beach Art, Beginner's Expressions, Bits and Pieces , Black and White Photography, Bodyscapes, Cars, Bikes and Motorsports, CAT LOVE, Childhood, Classic Cars Worldwide, Compassion, Courage & Friendship, Dawn and Dusk Light, Dearly Departed, Emotive Photography - Not Happy Campers, Everyday Life, Extreme Heat, Fabulous Flowers, Flash Fiction, Fountains and Water Features, Gaia - The Living Planet, Green!, Group Competitions, In the Moment, In the Pink, Ireland , Italy and all things Italian, Lighthouses, Live, Love, Dream, Masterpieces: Literature, Melbourne & Victoria, My Neighborhood, Myths, Legends, and Fairy Tales, Night Photography, Nostalgic Art and Photography, Out of the Blue, Out of the Past, Paris, Passions, Photographic France, Photography 101, Religious Art & Photography, Requiem, Short stories - Spherical Scriptings, Silhouettes , Six Words Only, Spiritual Art, Stillness Speaks, Stop and Smell the Roses, Street Photography and Photojournalism, Street Signs, Sunrise, Sunset, The Artistic Nude, The Two Of Us, Theatrical and Staged Photography, Theme Parks Around the World, Travel and Adventure, War, Waves, Woman Appreciation, Writers' Market and Yellow Fever.
Journal Entries
FINAL RB MILESTONE: MY FIRST SALE!!!
Posted 5 days ago.
Wow! Another featured image: Fontaine Saint-Michel, Paris
Posted 19 days ago.
I've been shortlisted in the St Kilda Photography Prize!
Posted 19 days ago, 4 comments so far.
Another featured image: Luna's Eyes!
Posted 25 days ago, 2 comments so far.
My first featured photo: The Soldier Waits
Posted about 1 month ago, 2 comments so far.
Together at Sunset - has hit 200 views!
Posted 2 months ago.
OMG! My first "Featured Work": a poem!
Posted 2 months ago, 4 comments so far.
Entries to be made in St Kilda Village Photography Prize
Posted 2 months ago, 4 comments so far.
Earth's Bully and Rain (poems) both over 50 views!
Posted 3 months ago.
International PEN Poem Relay Carries the Torch for Freedom of Expression in China
Posted 3 months ago, 2 comments so far.
Art
Writings
One Hit Kills
sixwordstory
Dusty Abode
Those magic dusters don’t work. You know the kind, where the ads say that they ‘attract dirt, not just spread it around’.
Today's Irish Magic
“Aye, what can I get you lass?” “A pot of tea, please.” “T’at’s grand …
le Fay (or Rusalka)
She awoke groggily when sunlight no longer fell on her upturned face. Opening her eyes, she let out a small gasp of terror as the eyes staring back at her began to flash.
Rain
As I slide between the warm sheets, water / Beads on the window pane, / Along the blistered paint,
Rhythm of Life
Until the day when the sun descends / for the night with a rosy pink glow, / instead of its usual firey orange, / and the flowers say, ‘where’s the cat?’


















