Acorn
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Acorn
Australia
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Acorn weevil
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An ancient and decaying Oak tree in Bradgate Park, Leicestershire, England. Shot early one morning in June, 2007. A rework from the original “I’m Still Here!”
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Texture by Bea Pierce. / Original image
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A triptych created from my series “Textures of Autumn”. Black backing colour recommended for the card version. Also available as individual images: Textures of Autumn I / Textures of Autumn II / Textures of Autumn III Textures by Bea Pierce .
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This work is about the future that is inside of you. I was originally inspired to create this piece while I was listening to a speaker talk about how God sees us. That He sees us in our completed form; that there is a future YOU inside you right now. He sees all that you are capable of and placed that inside of you when He created you. / In my work I am conveying a majestic, tall oak tree, exists complete within a tiny acorn somewhere in the future. It’s the knowledge of the future that is the key to unlocking it and releasing it. So be aware of your potential and Hold on to YOUR future. “Something very small and average has the potential to be very great.” / - Carrie Glenn Hand drawn images from my own photos, then airbrushed and painted You can contact Carrie at: carrie@carrieglennstudios.com and please visit Carrie Glenn Studios / To purchase the card I created from this work Click Here /
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One day son, you’ll grow up to be a mighty oak tree. / Part of my journey into the Enchanted Forest Image copyright © 2008 Shanina Conway. / Copying and displaying or redistribution of this image without permission from the artist is strictly prohibited
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If you venture into the woods and feel the watcher’s eyes. Be sure to show all due respect. For you are just a visitor the watchers’ presence is meant. Burnt Umber, Burnt Ochre and Black coloured pencils on W&N Smooth Cartridge paper
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Fruits of the Forest are Very Bountiful this year going into Early Fall Season 2008. / / The Food of Plenty for all the wild life to enjoy, their harvest is full in Due Season. / / Some even eatable for humans, but I won’t even go there, Mushrooms are very dangerous!
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featured in ‘Alphabet Soup’ february 2009
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Featured in Photography 101 February 3, 2009. / Chosen as “Honorable Mention” in Photography 101’s “Action Photography” Challenge February 3, 2009. / Featured in Movement: Motion Blur November 11, 2008. I took this image by panning the chipmonk with the camera set on “program” ... shutter speed is 1/25, aperture f5.6 and exposure bias .00. Mind you, this all happened so fast I just grabbed the camera and started shooting. I’d probably have monkeyed with the settings a lot more (and totally mess up the shot, lol) if I’d had time to prepare. Image taken October 11, 2008 with the Nikon D40X and the 18-135 lens, the circular polarizer filter was attached. Shot in Claysburg, PA. And yes, that’s a nice, tasty acorn in his mouth!!
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This is a brand new design from my studio, something a little different that I envisioned for this Holiday Season. / I hope the year ahead brings you hope, joy and peace to you and yours. / Enjoy! / CarrieGlennStudios.Com / My Zazzle Gallery Special Thanks To: / Squidfingers
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This is a brand new design from my studio, something a little different that I envisioned for this Holiday Season. / I hope the year ahead brings you hope, joy and peace to you and yours. / Enjoy! / CarrieGlennStudios.Com / My Zazzle Gallery Special Thanks To: / Squidfingers & / GoMedia
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12×18 pastel on Wallis sanded paper RED BUBBLE FEATURED ART ON MAY 4TH, 2009 58 favorites and 1785 views as of 11-24-09 This is the third of an Elemental Wind series. The West Wind is the Wind of Autumn, wisdom and age. It is the wind we turn to in quiet contemplation that tells us the secrets of wisdom. Turn to the West and smell the faint scent of fallen leaves. Let the Spirit of the West Wind guide you into your inner-knowing. Also from the series: /
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In Berlin (Germany)... The male peafowl, or peacock, has long been known and valued for its brilliant tail feathers. The bright spots on it are known as “eyes”, and inspired the Greek myth that Hera placed the hundred eyes of her slain giant Argus on the tail of her favorite bird. Indian Peafowl is iridescent blue-green or blue in the head, neck and breast. The back, or scapular, feathers are vermiculated in black and white, while the primaries are orange-chestnut. The so-called “tail” of the peacock, also termed the “train,” is not the tail quill feathers but highly elongated upper tail feather coverts. It is mostly bronze-green, with a series of eyes that are best seen when the train is fanned. The actual tail feathers are short and grey-coloured and can be seen from behind when a peacock’s train is fanned in a courtship display. During the molting season, the males shed their stunning train feathers and reveal the unassuming grey-coloured tail which is normally hidden from view beneath the train. Both species have a crest atop the head which is also present in the females.
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What every trendy Witch should be wearing also includes a handy wand pocket. Coloured pencil, watercolour, pen and ink.
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I finally have found a new species! / To Kansas anyway…so far. It is tentively being identified as Amanita microlepis. / What has finally helped to get THAT far is that it is one of very few Amanita species of mushrooms that has cafe au lai color gills. Not the typical white or very pale cream color. The spore print is still white however. / Had a great meeting tonight with the ‘local’ myco enthusiasts. We come pretty much from in the city to a 2 hour drive to get to this group…and well worth the time I think. Our ages range from my son (10) to a few who are in their 80’s. People from every walk of life…a photographer (me) to a couple who have PHD’s. / This beautiful new species, no.1066 for Kansas, was found originally on September 14th of this year inside Jackson Park, in Atchison, Kansas. Yeah for me!
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hats of acorns
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Thirsty Acorn Woodpecker No.5 is a whimisical look at the acorn woodpecker trying to quench his thirst by reaching into a drinking fountain. This is a very unique sight and photographing it was very entertaining.
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This acorn woodpecker father is peeking out of the nesting area with his young son. When its safe for them he will be teaching him how to collect and store acorns in the trees around Richardson Park in Lane County, Oregon. / Taken on 10/24/09 with a Canon SX10 IS, at TV 1/200, AV F 5.70, ISO 200, and Focal length 100.00mm
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A collection of autumnal leaves, acorns, feathers etc. from our wood which we first started planting 23 years ago.
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LIFE. I think i remember being a tree. / Feeling the wind move right through me. / I grew strong….The earth as my blood. / Breathing air as given, / drinking the flood. / Waiting for fire to come, / I relinguish the seed. / So they / may come / to be…….. A tree. by t-fourlee / t-fourlee has graciously allowed me to post her poem “LIFE” along with Gai’s Child. Thank you t-fourlee for this beautiful poem : ) this started with a fractal that reminded me of tree roots. Evolution of and idea. : ) / Roots were created in Apophysis 7X, Figure was created in Poser, Tree and background were created in Vue 7, Water drop was created in Bryce and all were layered and filters applied in Photoshop.
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