Abstraction fire
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This is a fractal design. In the middle is a little candle. The light around is bright, warm and very cozy. I think I succeeded in giving this work a good impression of candlelight.
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‘Fire Before the Storm’ is one of the ‘Deep Noise’ series of images based on light installations designed to accompany Sounds of the Melbourne Underground at Brunswick’s Noise Bar during 2006. / / / To create this images, the camera has become an electronic sketch-pad, documenting light’s interaction with sound, its movement to music an essential component of the process. The emergent compositions reflect journeys into a plethora of disparate visual environments … above and below the oceans, from the microscopic to the panoramic, through history’s bricks and mortar, and back again, to the frenetic point where light and sound merge in a cacophony of beats and bodies. / / / 50% of artist proceeds from sales of this work will be donated to the Medical Association for the Prevention of War. MAPW is an organisation of committed doctors and health workers actively work against war because they recognise that the human community is at a crossroads. / /
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An experiment with two of my photos – a rose and a bark texture. A brushed frame was added in Paint Shop Pro.
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Another drop / The second one in the series. / I manipulated a previous work / of mine Reflection and came / up with this. / PaintShop Pro effects: / Geometric / Illumination / Reflection / Hue adjustments Original picture
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Apophysis 3D
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Let’s see . . . technical shit: 14-45 lens, Olympus E-510, IS on, ISO 200, Adobe RGB. Manual focus, manual exposure, 1/125 shutter speed, F 6.3 and the lens at 45mm. I’m very happy with this new camera; I initially saw it as an upgrade of the E500, which it definitely is not. The NMOS sensor gives a very beautiful tonal gradation (I don’t know what else to call it) and seems to handle highlights with less clipping than the old CMOS sensor. The IS is wonderful . . . in some cases, I’ve gotten sharp shots 3 stops slower than what I could have gotten without it. Anyway, after the Olympus commercial I suppose I should get back to the picture. The picture just happened. An “F8 and be there” thing. My girlfriend and I were driving down the road on our anniversary outing and the building was there. Now it’s here. I’m fairly happy with it. It’s straight from the camera without any manipulation, which is extremely rare for me.
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Little River, Taggerty, Victoria, Australia. As I stood in the middle of the river and took this photo i couldnt help but think of Melted glass, the water just seemed to melt over the rocks as it flowed down stream. It was definatley a river as it was so noisey as it moved but the rocks that had been placed in the river by humans made it look like melted glass. I used my old Richo Film SLR, / 100 speed, / time delay, / saturated slide film, / tripod, / 100mm – 300mm lense
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these are detail shots of various parts of 2 different painting, both 30×36 acrylic on canvas…..i created them some 4 years ago and forgot about them, recently discovered in a closet somewhere…..available with contact with the artist. My main website will lead you to all areas of my online gallery’s and stores: / Arteology
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A close up photograph taken from my most recent painting, acrylic on canvas! 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! OTHER PAINTINGS Please visit my group / Nature’s Macro Canvas / Macro photography group for Abstract Landscapes/Art found in nature! and my new group…... / Abstract Macro Urban Art YOU CAN VIEW MY STOCK PHOTOGRAPHY here*
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Apophysis 2.08 – 8600×5473px thanks for the look, my friends! Serious Fun Studios ~ fractal art images and products Fractal Art Prints & Products by SBricker @ Zazzle fractal art by SBricker @ devientART*
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Two of the ancient elements.
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Healing Waters of Kauai
by linajiThe time is not important, / Nor when / Nor if this is another lifetime away,
Reverie of this evening
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“Now that we know that we know nothing”...Maya Angelou..quote from “We Had Him”..this was my instinctive response to the poem as it was read today…a bright and shining beam of light fused with colour and wonder, passing swiftly and then gone... Beloveds, now we know that we know nothing / Now that our bright and shining star can slip away from our fingertips like a puff of summer wind / Without notice…... our songs among the stars and walk our dances across the face of the moon..excerpt Setacolour Moire on Linen Canvas
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This Dry Riser cabinet, housing emergency service fire hoses..was broken.. I looked up at the building it serviced..some 20 storeys plus and shook my head at the nature of some vandalism…. I also liked the bold geometric shape in fire engine red. / Photograph Taken July 09. /
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Okay, a little personal information to help make sense of this image, quite simply, Cyn has no yin. I’m “yin deficient” – so Olga has told me. (acupuncturist/Chinese medicine earth mama) Try as I might, I cannot muster any up for myself. So, I run around quite hot. / If any of the wonderful wise women (or men!) out there have any tips, I’d gladly welcome. To make “Empty Fire”, I merged two of my other works together. The face is highly contrasted and colored and comes from my pencil drawing Forty Seventh Fall The base is from my experimental pastel drawing The Night She Met Jack just making it a little hotter. .............................................................................................................. / .............................................................................................................. .............................................................................................................. / ..............................................................................................................
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Photo-manipulation with Photoshop / Featured in JPG Cast-Offs on 10.25.09 / /
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View other work from this series Untouched photograph. Northern New South Wales, Australia. / Best viewed LARGE
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The setting sun plays upon the beach at Shorncliffe
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