Abyss
315 creative works found
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Cemeteries located near rue des abysses-Paris
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A Whooping Crane flees to another pasture for grazing up at Kenansville, Florida, USA
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Into The Abyss This, to me was the beginning….. / The start of things to come / My Masterpiece / The inspiration of much to follow inspired by Friedrich Nietzsche quote – / He who fights with monsters might take care lest he thereby become a monster. And if you gaze for long into an abyss, the abyss gazes also into you. appx 4×3ft / circa ‘97 / fabriano artistico 300gsm / pastel, chalk, collage, text, torn screenprint, neopastel Into The Abyss was featured in the group Inspired Art / +**original available to purchase – £750 + £75 Postage /
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taken at algonquin state hospital
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for those of you who doubt there is life after death, i have finally captured photographic evidence that spirits do roam the halls of the buildings i take pictures of. this was easily one of the most terrifying experiences i have ever had and i am glad that the ghost only wanted to bum a smoke and not devour my soul. / —-—-—-—-—-—-- / photo taken at algonquin river state hospital / more of my work is available at www.abandonedamerica.org
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Desent into the abyss of hell.
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this is where they took it all from you. / it wasn’t when you were arrested, or in the courts, / or even in the mazes of bars and locked doors - / it was here that you got to watch everything you had / slip between your fingers into the void of the past. / under the ever-watchful eyes of the guards (who hated you) / and surrounded by your fellow inmates (who hated you) / you had your own little show: / witnessing the few people left who loved you drift away. / your friends came less and less often until they vanished. / your family stayed longer, but everytime they visited you you saw / the bottomless sorrow, anger, guilt, condemnation in their eyes. / here you saw reflected through the thick plexiglass / their reaction to the animal you had become, herded / to and from your cell with batons and rifles, / the omnipresent threat of solitary, of other things / too horrible for them to contemplate. and yet every time they looked at you, / this was what they saw. then there was your wife, / each time a little more distant, a little colder / until the day she came with the divorce papers / and you could see in her features that her love for you / was beyond pleas or threats or excuses. / it was gone. / your children grew by leaps and bounds, each time / bigger, less comprehending, more alien to you - / their lives comprised of things you would never know or see / and your life one you could only hope they’d never know firsthand. / these were the things you thought about. maybe it felt unjust, / but your opinions no longer mattered. you had been ejected, / banished into some small forgotten corner where all that was left / that made you human faded away through this window right in front of you / and your opportunities and hopes shrank until they were such / that nobody, not even you, could see them any more. / this was the nature of your dwindling world. / it got smaller and smaller every day. photo taken at john f. grantham correctional facility / all rights reserved. more of my work is available on www.abandonedamerica.org
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Skulls at the bottom of an abyss.
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the ocean swallowed her soul...
by mimi yoonand the abyss was born deeper than indigo blacker than black…
this was written for jared revell’s beautiful photography work, the ocean swallowed her soul… thank you jared for this opportunity… it is my pleasure and honor working with you… . .
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. / . / Bad weather near the hills of Annapurna Base Camp, Nepal. / . / .
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Deep Sea Drilling Since 1989
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A kayaker entering The Gloup, Orkney.
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Everywhere you go on this site you find conveyor belts appearing round corners, snaking along the roof and in some cases like this even disappearing down into the floor to go to further plant works downstairs.
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40 metres down into the depths of BID
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! ! I took this late at dusk, and was amazed by the colors created by the natural light…. This is actually caused by excessive flood waters in the Red River Valley. There is a huge culvert crossing under the highway, and this is a result of in excess of 12 feet of water swirling to enter the culvert. Location: North of Winnipeg, Manitoba on Perimeter Hwy 101, on Sturgeon Creek Make: Canon EOS DIGITAL REBEL XTi / F stop: F/5.0 Exposure: 3/10 sec. Focal length: 150.0 mm / Flash: flash did not fire, compulsory flash mode (16) / Shutter speed (Tv): 1.7 / Lens Sigma 150mm macro F 2.8
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This demon wave was taken at snapper rocks dring the wild May Weather 09.
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Abyss
by pcphotoartabstract take on central australian desert sand dune. Canon 5D Mark II / Canon 24-105mm
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My colleague from Mountain Climbers Club 24-Oct-2009 Featured in The Photographer in Action *group Camera: SONY DSC-F828 Lens: Carl Zeiss Vario-Sonnar T* 28-200 mm (2-2,8/7.1-51) Zvijezda mountain, Bosnia and Herzegovina Copyright © Nedim Bosnic 2009 / Email: nedim.bosnic@gmail.com
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Captured using Original Lensbaby w/macro.
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