All Things Poetic, Artistic, Philosophical
Featured Work
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The Paisley Tree by Colleen Milburn
BEST VIEWED LARGE Photo composite. Original images taken with 2MP Motorazr V9 mobile phone camera. Edited in Photoshop CS4. May include brushes from deviantart, brusheezy, brushking, obsidiandawn, blendfu and noupe. Featured in the ‘All Things Poetic, Artistic, Philosophical’ group – June 2009
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The little gardener by Martine Roch
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"I Drove All Night" by phatpuppy
hanratty-stock.deviantart.com is the lovely model / dreamstime, sxc.hu and my own resources This image has been digitally watermarked and if stolen or used without my consent, can be tracked online. / ©Claudia McKinney – Phatpuppy Art “I Drove All Night” – Cyndi Lauper I had to escape / The city was sticky and cruel / Maybe I should have called you first / But I was dying to get to you / I was dreaming while I drove / The long straight road ahead, uh, huh Could taste your sweet kisses / Your arms open wide / This fever for you is just burning me up inside I drove all night to get to you / Is that alright / I drove all night / Crept in your room / Woke you from your sleep / To make love to you / Is that alright / I drove all night What in this world / Keep us from tearing apart / No matter where I go I hear / The beating of your heart / I think about you / When the night is cold and dark / No one can move me / The way that you do / Nothing erases the feeling between me and you I drove all night to get to you / Is that alright / I drove all night / Crept in your room / Woke you from your sleep / To make love to you / Is that alright / I drove all night Could taste your sweet kisses / Your arms open wide / This fever for you is just burning me up inside I drove all night to get to you / Is that alright / I drove all night / Crept in your room / Woke you from your sleep / To make love to you / I drove all night… to hold you tight
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Featured in the Authentic India Group / July 6, 2009 Featured in All Things Poetic, Artistic, Philosophical Group / June 30, 2009 He returned to the circular steps of the Piccadilly Circus, the statue of Cupid smiled benignly down at him, as he pulled the string of his right shoe, took the shoe off, rolled the sock down, unwrapped a ₤ 50 note from his wad of British currency, opened his wallet and coolly, placed it along it’s width, squeezed the wallet back into the back pocket of his tight, deliberately hammer holed jeans, showing off his wallet from a mile away, he grinned and put his shoe back on and began to walk towards the famous Leicester Square….He felt a new surge of confidence within himself that he’d not known before and he felt ready to take-on life, just as it came, his way / ...a balmy night, had just begun… / / This photograph was taken with a Motorola V-235, phone camera
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Recent Work
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a single rose for Michael 1958~2009 by WonderlandGlass
Lindybird is a huge fan of this man’s music, from his days fronting the Jackson Five through the glory days of disco and beyond. He may have made some terrible personal choices, but there is no denying his musical talents and contributions to the worlds of music and dance. / You brought many smiles to this troubled world and did much to try to make it a better place…Rest in Peace, Michael…
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Tins of Music by MelDavies
Embossed Foil
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Happy Apple by Orla Cahill
Vector Illustration on a backgound created in Photoshop. / Make someone smile with this greeting card (blank inside): / Artwork from Ireland. /
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Slosh by MelDavies
Coloured Pencil on 120 gsm Smooth Card / 50cm x 40cm
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One of the polar extremes I go through on a rather frequent and extended basis. While I’m not in that place this moment, I have just recently been there.
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A Killdeer by David Friederich
A wetlands area I often visit to enjoy nature, and often to capture beautiful photographic images, was the source of this image. This 25 cm. shorebird has a heroic behaviour trait that appeals to me, and I am sure it will to you too. Wikepedia says (look for the trait I am referring to): These birds forage for food in fields, mudflats, and shores, usually by sight. They mainly eat insects. Their name comes from their frequently heard call. These birds will frequently use the “broken-wing act” to distract predators from their nests. This involves the bird walking away from its nesting area holding its wing in a position that simulates an injury and then flapping around on the ground emitting a distress call. The predators then think they have easy prey and are attracted to this seemingly injured bird and away from the nest. If the parent sees that a potential predator is not following them, they will move closer and get louder until they get the attention of the predator. Image captured near Campbell River, British Columbia, using a Nikon D300, with an f4 Nikkor 600 mm lens and 1.4 teleconverter, on a Gitzo monopod, ISO 320, F13, 1/640s. To see the Killdeer broken wing act, click here To hear the “kill deer” song of these birds, click here
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Deb's Flower About to Burst Forth with Joy ! by deborah zaragoza
She absolutely could not contain herself. / / Her colors and fragrance were so pent up inside and she / decided to free them without fear and worry. Such joy was felt at the exact moment she let go of the strings ! / The colors were dancing all around her and she danced with / them.
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Sunrays on the Ocean by Lesley Ortiz
Lovely sun rays over the Pacific Ocean, Hawaii. God is everywhere. Canon EOS D10
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Budding Sunshine by Tina Longwell
Maplewood Rose Garden, Rochester NY June 2009 Nikon D-60 18/55
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Autumn by Elucidate
Painted in Corel Painter IX. / Artists oil and pallete knife.
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Angel's Kiss by Tina Longwell
Maplewood Rose Garden, Rochester NY June 2009 Nikon D-60 18/55
About This Group
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This group celebrated its first birthday on 28th September 2008 – Happy 1st Birthday!
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Among the hundreds and hundreds of pages of submitted work, can be found a treasure trove of artisitic talent ,humour, sorrow, passion, and depth often spurred by personal experiences that are significant and meaningful.
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