Armistead
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Claire Armistead
United Kingdom
32 creative works found
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Located in the English county of Wiltshire, Stonehenge is one of the most famous prehistoric sites in the world. Designated a UNESCO world heritage site in 1986, it is characterised by large standing stones believed to date as far back as 2200 BC. Canon XTI, 18 – 55mm lens @ 18mm, 1/500 sec, F/10, ISO 200. Processing in CS3
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Homepage artwork for January 2008 Hap.pi.ness Noun 1. A state of well being or contentment. It captures a very happy time for me; the end of an old life and the start of a new beginning. Fujifilm Finepix S7000 @ 8mm, 1/8 sec, F/7, ISO 200. Self timer, Tripod. Processing in CS3.
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A statue of the boxer Kreugas by Antonio Canova (Italian, 1757–1822). The statue is constructed out of marble and situated opposite his opponent Damoxenos in the Vatican museum, Rome. / The two fought in Nemea where neither was declared the winner. Consequently, Damoxenos went on to stab Kreugas in the abdomen and killed his opponent instantly. As a result, the referee declared Damoxenos disqualified and Kreugas the ultimate winner.
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Something in the way she moves / Attracts me like no other lover, / Something in the way she woos me. / I don’t want to leave her now, / You know I believe and how. / Somewhere in her smile she knows / That I don’t need no other lover. / Something in her style that shows me. / I don’t want to leave her now, / You know I believe and how. / You’re asking me will my love grow, / I don’t know, I don’t know. / You stick around now it may show, / I don’t know, I don’t know. / Something in the way she knows / And all I have to do is think of her, / Something in the things she shows me. / I don’t want to leave her now, / You know I believe and how. Lyrics and vocals by George Harrison, from the Beatles song, “Something” This piece is a collaboration between myself and Claire Armistead The original picture, Falling in love is by Claire and work in post production by myself. Pease take the time to visit Claires work. /
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Adapted from the Mutation design for the challenge cafe competition “the butterfly effect”
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A kiss to seal the day… / This is a collaboration between Claire Armistead and myself. Original photo by Claire and work in PP by myself. / The happy couple were quoted as saying they were thrilled to be looking like 1940s film stars! Please take the time to view Claires brilliant work… /
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It speaks for itself!
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The best time of the day. Canon XTI, 10 -20 mm lens @ 10 mm, 6 sec, F/10, ISO 100. Grad filter, Remote shutter release, Tripod. Processing in CS3
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Taken last night down at the beach. I was sat in cold wet mud as the water level had dropped so much but it was worth it ; )
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Featured artwork for March 2008
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Featured group artwork for “shots in the fog” for July 2008 The Lions gate bridge is a suspension bridge crossing Burrard Inlet in Vancouver, British Columbia. / The bridge began construction in 1937 and was completed in1938 costing precisely $5,873,837.17. / It spans 1,517 m and links Vancouver to both the north and west sides of the city and accommodates over 70,000 commuters daily. / Offically known as the First narrows bridge, the term “Lions’ Gate” reflects the lions which are a pair of mountain peaks in the north of the city. Canon XTI, 18 – 55 mm lens @ 53 mm, 1/2000 sec, F/5.6, ISO 400. Processing in CS3
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The beautiful Californian poppy Eschscholzia californica. Canon XTI, 18 – 55mm plus macro converter @ 33mm, 1/80sec, F/5.6, ISO 100. Processing in CS3.
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....thought to be the colour message symbolised by red tulips when lovers declare their love for eachother. Canon XTI, 18 – 55 mm plus macro converter @ 55mm, 1/60 sec, F/5.6, ISO 100.
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Canon rebel XTI, 50 mm lens, 1/400sec, F/2.8, ISO 100. / Processing in CS3.
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Sunset at Crescent beach, Vancouver, Canada. Canon rebel XTI, 10 – 20mm lens @ 10mm, 30 sec, F/5.6. ISO 100 / Processing in CS3.
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Inspired by an image I saw which I really wanted to recreate. Assisted by Paul in the studio and in CS3, we captured the “Manequin”.
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Taken whilst playing in the studio.
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Taken on the beach with Paul in Holkam, this is one of a series of unconventional portraits.
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