Armistead
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Claire Armistead
United Kingdom
55 creative works found
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Plants from the Osteospermum genus are some of my favourite to photograph. This is the “brother” image of Beauty and grace. Fujifilm Finepix S7000, 18 – 55mm lens plus macro converter @ 8mm, 1/630 sec, F/7, ISO 400. 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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Featured artwork for November 2007 / Homepage artwork for November 2007 “The light of the body is the eye: if therefore thine eye be single, thy whole body shall be full of light. But if thine eye be evil, thy whole body shall be full of darkness. If therefore the light that is in thee be darkness, how great is that darkness.” Matthew 6:22, 23 Canon XTI, 18 – 55mm @ 34 mm, 1/8 sec, F/13, ISO 1600. Processing in CS3.
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The remains of a hydrangea petal (H.macrophylla), beautiful in life but stunning in death.
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Featured artwork for March 2008
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Homepage artwork for November 2007 After seeing Devan Foster’s “Juxtaposed image”, i thought i’d share my “A day in the life of…” with you. / Basically, i wanted to see if i could commit to capturing a whole year of my life by taking a picture daily. / It started as a fun challenge with a friend but has turned into something more about acceptance now. Acceptance of all the flaws and appreciating the differences. / I reached my 365 shot on the 19.10.07. / The series marks such a big year in my life; including emigrating to another country, falling in love and the death of my grandpa. I now view it as a baseline in my life. A time when future events (marriage, birth of children and death) can always be related back to this year and every day it contains. / Hope you enjoy x
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Featured artwork for March 2008
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Banff National Park is Canada’s oldest national park, established in 1885, in the Canadian Rockies. / The park is located in the province of Alberta and encompasses 6,641 square kilometres of mountainous terrain, numerous glaciers and ice fields. / The landscape is vast and hard to describe in a few words but “breathe taking” would sum it up quite well! / This image was taken whilst driving through the nearly deserted mountainous passes and always reminds me of what it was like to see each peak for the first time; turning every bend in the road and just being speechless. / You get completely immersed in the history of the area and can’t help but think about all the pioneers who carved the way before you. It is a humbling experience to be there and makes you so thankful you have had a chance to see it. Nb: Just to clarify, i wasn’t driving when i took this image…. Paul was!!!! I was trying to grab a shot whilst his hands where firmly on the steering wheel. Safety first people! HAHA! Canon XTI rebel, 10 – 20mm lens @ 11mm, 1/40 sec, F/11, Grad filter. Processing in CS3
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WINNER of Poppykittens competition – Abstract category. December 2007 An abstract macro of a carbonated drink.
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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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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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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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Just trying something different. Hope you like my first attempt.
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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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Faced with the 1.1.1 Challenge set by Claire to capture the year 2008 in photographs, taking a single photo, everyday for the next year, I couldn’t think of a better time to start than at 3am on 1st January 2008, shortly after returning from a good night out celebrating the arrival of the new year… well a bottle of red definately helped with that decision! / You’ll be pleased to know that I wont be uploading my pictures everyday (unless I get a corker) but I just wanted to add this one to highlight the challenge to anyone else who may be up for it… it’s not too late to start! / Anyway, this picture is in a style I have emerged from the year 2007 using in a lot of my work.. who knows if my picture on 31st December, 2008 will be looking like this, or in a completely different style altogether. We’ll see… / Here’s to a good year ahead… Happy New Year!
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Taken at the Vancouver Aquarium, this is a Beluga whale Delphinapterus leucas immediately identifiable by its destinctive white colouring and rounded head. This is one of four adult belugas found at the aquarium with the recent introduction of a new baby calf born on the 10th June 2008.
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Canon XTI rebel, 18 – 55mm @ 55mm, 1/15 sec, F/5.6, ISO 200. Processing in CS3
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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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