Abstract palm
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The sharp, crisp lines at the base of the fronds of a fan palm.
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Acrylic, collage on canvas. / SIze: Height 864 mm x Width 567 mm Taking over a period of 12 months to complete, this work started out as four separate feature areas working from original sketches studied from nature in the landscape (Brampston Beach, Far North QLD) . They were then combined into the one composition. Features are textures/patterns of collaged pieces and thickly applied, textured acrylic gel with multiple paint overlays. In artist’s collection.
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BEST VIEWED LARGER You know it’s funny sometimes it’s funny you get up early to catch the surise in the sky and you catch something out of the corner of your eye that you think well maybe that works. This happenned to me this weekend the sun was rising colour was in the sky but what caught my attention was the colour and reflections created in the receding water. The reflection, the colour, the bubbles and.waves / . / Maybe thats what we like about photography is to see something out of the ordinary , sometimes you need to look outside your normal view The location: Palm Beach, time early , sky magic This shot taken with a Nikon D300, Nikon 18-200mm lens and three exposures bracketed and processed in Photomatix. No filters were used
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“Interwoven Hues” Photography & Artwork / by Holly Kempe © Closeup of the trunk of a Triangle Palm or Dypsis decaryi. “But who can paint like Nature? / Can imagination boast, amid its gay creation, hues like hers?” / ~James Thomson
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Palmleaf… in Alanya (Turkey)...
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Palm Trees present us with the most remarkable interwoven facets including their fronds, trunks and other bark materials. / My photograph, Shadow People and the Isle of Gont are / fronds and other bark abstracts derive from the diversity / of the Palm Tree’s trunks. Using a macro lens, / I captured this abstract of another part of this remarkable tree. / Please view this piece in the large format to appreciate the details.
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Blossom’s_Photo_Gallery Abstract Patterns of a Fan Palm
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My origami calendar / / Ever since I saw mobii’s Origami Penguin Tee shirt, I’ve wanted to give it a go myself. The problem was I was too busy at the time, and I could not think of a creative scenario for it. I finally thought of one, and started folding from a 7×7mm piece of paper using tweezers, but by the time I was finished, I realized it was too tiny to create the scenario I wanted :P. I’m going to do bigger one later. I’ve decided to show this one anyways because I think it’s cute. It’s just taken in my hand hand; nothing new, but in black and white the lines in my hand looks like a snowstorm Taken with an Olympus FE-340. For a better idea of scale: / and here is the bigger one:
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For my chinese massive brap brap
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This is the second in my series of Palm tree abstracts. / The trunks of Palm trees are very diverse in texture, color / and imagery. / I imagine I am looking into various windows and perceive / many possible scenarios with a wide range of characters. / This allows the viewer to project his or her perceptions / of what is seen inside the / windows of this tall building. I already saw two people fighting, / a group of tourists in orange dresses with / beautifully done blue hair / and matching shoes and various domestic animals / peeking out the windows. There are multiple images / and the more I look, the more / I see. It is difficult to see the details without viewing them / in the larger format. The colors and texture enhance / this photograph that was taken with a macro lens. / This is a fun piece and I look forward to your / creative and imaginative responses.
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6 mile cypress.park, Florida. three different shots I took of the fronds.. understood to help in the relief and cure of mens prostate ailments.. yay for this wonderful palm tree / they grow cukoo in Florida !.. people , you see, will pick up the berries, which is true hard work, to sell this product by the bushels.. Florida is the biggest producer of saw palmetto. Small patches can be found from the southeast coastline of South Carolina and southeastern Georgia to southern Mississippi. But it does not grow naturally in Texas, Mexico, or the Caribbean. It grows in every Florida county, but much of its production centers in South Florida. The Associated Press reported on recent saw palmetto developments in Florida in an article extracted here. informations from the internet. _ In 1994 an important entrant joined this growing field. It’s called the Saw Palmetto Berries Co-op of Florida, Inc. Headed by CEO Gregory P. Zaino, this company can harvest more than 3 millions pounds of berries annually. Based in Naples, Florida, Mr. Zaino can be reached at (239) 775-1243. The Naples Daily News had a two-page cover story in its August 25, 1996, issue about Mr. Zaino and his operation. You can read it here at http://www.mendosa.com/vachon.htm. The article was written by Staff Business Writer Michelle Vachon, who happens to be an old friend and associate of mine from when we worked together as editors of a magazine years ago.
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Florida palm leaf with some post editing. / / /
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CApture taken at 6 mile cypress slough / Fort Myers, Florida
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Florida is known for its palm trees .. Capture from our “park of Palms.” Fort Myers, Florida.. aka : City of Palms / sony DSC H 7 / Iso 100 / no zoom, simply being close up In the late 1800s, Tootie McGregor and Thomas & Mina Edison began the beautification of Fort Myers. Imported Royal Palms were planted along Riverside Drive, later renamed McGregor Boulevard. We believe McGregor Boulevard is one of the most beautiful streets anywhere in America – come take a drive and see for yourself! These magnificent Royal Palms, some towering at 75 feet, give the City of Palms its nickname. The fun and variety of tropical gardening is one of many great reasons to enjoy living in the Fort Myers area. Find listed some of the palms you will come across in Fort Myers here below. Areca Palm / Pony Tail Palm / Queen Palm / Date Palm This one you see here is from one of my top favorite : / The Traveler Palm , know for being an oasis, as it will hold water if you open its secret storage spots within the fronds. .. Source
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Macro photo taken from the bark of an old and very large date palm tree. You can view further macro shots to purchase and download from my portfolio at Shutterstock SHUTTERSTOCK PORTFOLIO / FOTOLIA PORTFOLIO / DREAMSTIME PORTFOLIO“. FEATURED IN NATURAL TEXTURES group 23rd June, 2009
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Captured at the “Palm Park” Fort Meyers, Florida / aka, the City of Palms
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When it was summer, earlier this year, friends and I decided a day at the Melbourne Botanical Gardens was a necessary way to spend some time in the warmth. This was one of the resulting shots I took that day. After playing around with colour altering (my favourite thing at the moment), it came up looking like a tropical dreamscape, far from what we can normally get in Melbourne. Slightly cropped and major alteration of colour. Featured in Australian Contemporary Photography Canon SX100IS MCN: C184C-D5CEF-E1E64
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Shot of palm trunk, emphasizing color, form and texture. Palm is a tropical specie. Puerto Rico, Caribbean /
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Shot of tropical palm trunk emphasizing color, form and texture. Puerto Rico, Caribbean /
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This is the matting that is found on and around the branch of a Canary Island Palm Tree. The branch had been laying on the ground overnight after the frond had been removed. / The bright colouring on the bottom end is where it came into contact with the actual stem of the frond.. / Best viewed enlarged by clicking on image / ( no extra colour has been added ) taken with a p&s Panasonic Lumix FZ30 and is set on Manual Macro. / Also x2 images for hdr with Picasa3 as Post Op. =============
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This is one of a set of x3 images that I have brought together for a challenge in the new group “The Fibonacci Sequence”, and relates to Abstract Reality and the trunk of trees. / . / This is another macro of the same Canary Island Palm Tree, that are also in the previous images. / This is also the dried up end of a frond that had come away from the main trunk.. / Best viewed enlarged by clicking on image / / taken with a p&s Panasonic Lumix FZ30 and is set on Manual Macro. / also x2 images for hdr =============
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Macro photo taken from a Palm Tree. Focal length 6-20mm. Actual color, just added contrast! Barkscapes Many of my nature abstracts and artworks can be purchased and downloaded from my portfolio at Shutterstock. SHUTTERSTOCK PORTFOLIO / FOTOLIA PORTFOLIO / DREAMSTIME PORTFOLIO“ All of my photographs are now available to buy in gallery size prints, on paper or canvas* Please contact me directly for sizes and pricing!
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These palm trees line the entrance to my apartment building…shot against the setting sun. Two layered images. / /
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