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Inspired by the Anberlin song “The Haunting” “Up on this hill, in this uncanny house. / Your spirit I can’t see, but I still believe / I can feel your breath on me” You can listen to it here its the first song on the list… Enjoy!
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Lensbaby shot of the post office boxes at my local PO
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PoMo is back.
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Fantasy concept of life creation somewhere and some point in time.
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Flower Power Project 2008 , for all those who have contributed in some form to support the amazing artist community, that wanted to help make a statement, and set a new World Record! Photography By: Madeline M. Allen Thank you for viewing my work. Image copyright © 2007, Madeline M. Allen Copying and displaying or redistribution of this image without permission from the artist is strictly prohibited.
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My inner rumblings reflect my personal trials, dreams, needs and obligations. My Artwork reflects who I am! / / Photography By: Madeline M. Allen Thank you for viewing my work. Image copyright © 2008, Madeline M. Allen / Copying and displaying or redistribution of this image without permission from the artist is strictly prohibited. /
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The provincetown beach areas have these fences, mostly along the roads, which prevent the sand from migrating on to the road. I love these areas for the everchanging landscape and, well, there’s just something about sand on your feet… Black and white work is somewhat of a departure for me but after living with this one for a while I began to like it a lot. Something about the contrasting geometric shapes of the fence and the rolling dunes brought into stark contrast which otherwise, might go unnoticed in a color rendition.
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More from my little garden on the deck / Sunsetting on my flowers thank you all for viewing !!
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If only staples could talk….
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by Sharon Mau_*Aloha, mahalo nui loa to the Hosts for including and featuring this in many groups, and to all the members who have added this to your …
_Aloha, mahalo nui loa to the Hosts for including and featuring this in many groups, and to all the members who have added this to your favourites. If you favourite this, it would be so kind of you to leave me a note and let me know you are here. Today (24 August 2009) my journal has 1871 views. Today 28 September 2009 my journal has 2063 views. Check back often for additions and updates. Mahalo, thank you so much!_ Sharon Mau RedBubble Homepage Blogspot RedBubble Newsletters Chilling Effects Clearinghouse story on Derivative Works Tips for creating a Triptych in Lightroom Sell your images at Veer Marketplace ~ Stock Images Create an eye catching montage Adobe Photoshop Lightroom Killer Tips Time and Date World Clock Photographers’ Voices Heard at Congressional Briefing on Copyright 10 ways to take stunning portraits Certified Professional Photographer Ashley Riddell ~ ranash1995 Excellent Photoshop Tutorials Metallic BW portrait toning Lipo’s Photo Effect Tips – Portrait Photography Retouch Digital Makeup by Christian Reppen Ship Speedpaint Waterfall Speedpaint Basic Retouch and Makeup Glamour Glow Skin Retouch Facial scrub for even, glowing skin Body Reshaping with Liquify Applying Texture Without Looking Like a Douche IceflowStudios Awesome Eyes Photoshop Tutorial “Excellent Photoshop Tutorials” was accepted into the How To RedBubble group Google AdWords Keyword Tool Google Search Based Keyword Tool# Google Search Based Keyword Tool Help – How It Works
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Kill nothing but Time, Carry nothing but Memories, Leave nothing but Footprints Karpewadi – AgroEco tourism hub practices sustainable management and encourages you to do so too. Karpe Wadi is an agrotel where proximity to Nature is the central theme. Karpe Wadi was our halt in the afternoon for lunch on the day trip with Ornithology team. While waiting for the lunch to be served, I had enough time to shoot. I spotted this in the premises of the Karpe Wadi. Equipment : Canon EOS 400D
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The main post office of the Dutch city of Utrecht was built in 1924 and is a prime example of the “School of Amsterdam” architectural style. One of the few masterpieces of this style outside of Amsterdam. it is a style that is related to art deco and expresionalism. the style was applied to all manner of buildings, including homes and apartment blocks, and was partly a reaction to what was considered bourgeois and religiously inspired neo-gothic and other revival styles, as well as to the extremely sober architecture of Hendrik Petrus berlage. it is a style that is imbued with socialist ideals; cheap housing for the educated labourer and with utilities focussed on teaching the inhabitants. in a building complex built in this style you would often find a reading room, a library or a meeting hall at its centre point. institutions that prevented the social and intellectual development of the inhabitants such as cafes and especially churches were kept far away from these communities. The hall also features six giant statues in bluestone, one symbolizing each continent and one symbolizing trade and prosperity. A seventh statue guards the main entrance. You can see a picture of that here
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Something about this just caught my eye.
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A celebration of life.
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Fiesta an explosion of hapiness and joy.
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Taken with a Canon EOS 450D. These roses were growing wild in my garden, and just seemed the perfect subject for my first still life HDR. 3 different exposures, all 2 stops apart were shot in RAW, and then processed in Photomatix. Extra layers were added and tweaked in GIMP.
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A post-it note piece, lovingly concieved mid-phone call. Resized and augmented, it’s now a full scaled piece of proper-ness. Ink and office hi-lighter on post-it note.
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Houhora, Northland, New Zealand. A rustic falling to bits old building from my childhood, layered with a nice sepia coloured grunge layer. Panasonic Lumix DMC FZ5
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A daffodil on my bathroom windowsill. The antique glass perfume and cosmetic jars belonged to my gran.
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Yellow posts
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Color image of a house covered with snow and lights.
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