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this girl from porcelain has so much personality. She is awesome to watch on stage, divine to listen to and a powerful force of nature. So much fun to photograph. before fame, make overs and big contracts
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For me summer holiday memories are all about bare feet, the sea, the smell of aerogard and barbeques, and long days and warm nights often spent in a caravan park by the ocean. This piece is about all of that, but I also wanted to infuse it with a bit of darkness and mystery …Holiday villages are so full of life and colourful characters by day, but at night when all have gone to bed and secured their temporary little homes, they can be quite strange and creepy…
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This is one of the pictures I took today (11/7/2008) at the Australian War Memorial (Canberra).
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On Tidal River
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A sale – 1x Matted Print – thanks to the buyer With apologies to the movie of the same name …. This is the walk from Lake Burley Griffin in Canberra , near the art gallery , to Parliament House
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All profits from purchasing this work will be donated to the Wildlife victims of the Victorian bush fires A cute closeup of a Joey (baby Kangaroo)... He was so friendly that when I sat down he came over and nibbled on my shoe. Taken Ballarat Wildlife park 08 / Olympus E520
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One of series of four on exhibition at Project Artspace, Wollongong. You’re all invited to our opening night on Friday 26th September at 6pm. See / http://www.new.facebook.com/home.php#/event.php?eid=36778093975&ref=share Series 1 /
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Good Riddance 2008: Year of the Hell
by Hayley CafarellaRight throughout this year did rain / Torrents of torture and barrels of pain / Here’s hoping that it can be set right again / Cause it’s do…
Right throughout this year did rain / Torrents of torture and barrels of pain / Here’s hoping that it can be set right again / Cause it’s doing my head in, just staying sane Good Riddance 2008: Year of the Hell
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His name is Tig. He drools when he’s happy. .
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One Breath After The Other
by Hayley CafarellaIt’s like a constant waiting game / With each and every day the same
Sigh…this is just life with RSD…there are not guaranteed treatments or cures. Sometimes my body flares up in such pain that I can’t even believe I stay conscious and yet there is nothing I can do about it, I cannot take a painkiller and make it go away… I hope that by sharing my story and experiences I can help educate people about RSD/CRPS…suffering from an unknown and invisible disease makes it extremely difficult to get by in a society that judges on appearance. It’s not like having a condition that people understand, like Epilepsy or Multiple Sclerosis. RSD sufferers have to explain their condition constantly, even to the doctors and nurses they rely on and often are met with looks of disbelief and suspicion. Please understand that this is not ‘phantom pain’, this is REAL PAIN, our nerves are firing pain signals constantly, there is just not a known reason for them to be doing that. Please be aware, when you are out there in the big, wide world, that there are medical conditions that you might never have heard of, degrees of pain that you might not understand…just be aware and maybe don’t got ramming people out of your way and stomping on their feet, you might be causing a lifetime of pain. Thanks for taking the time to read this, thank you for listening, by simply listening you have helped my cause…thanks again. If you are interested in learning more about my situation, please subscribe to my blog at http://rellacafa.com
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Lorkeet parrot / Image as is , from the camera..taken at North Fort Myers, at the aviary of “The nature Park”, in the Shell factory Sony Cybershot DSC H 7
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Pain Removed Me From The Bubble For A Bit....Hi Guys
by Hayley CafarellaHey Bubbling Buddies, I am so terribly sorry for neglecting you over the last month or so. I went in for a ketamine infusion in Februa…
Hey Bubbling Buddies, I am so terribly sorry for neglecting you over the last month or so. I went in for a ketamine infusion in February, it kind of went badly and then I got really sick with a virus turned chest infection that would not quit…since then I have been dealing with flares that are more violent and restricting than usual. I am, sadly, not able to do much drawing or painting in this condition, having more trouble with my hands than I used to. I am looking at moving to a bigger place so I’m hoping if I can have all my art things set up then I will still be able to get there, a little bit at a time. I am still trying to keep my blog updated, spreading awareness is hugely important to me right now as I have tried most of the treatments available in Australia and yet my RSD/CRPS worsens…I really need a miracle right now! I noticed after I filmed my ketamine story that I had featured JC Saint Po’s 2009 calendar in the background, his work is awesome, loving having a new piece on the wall each month! http://rellacafa.com I will try and update this journal when I’m able and if my medicine rattled brain spews out any little poetic pieces I shall share them with you too. Hoping to catch up on your updates and artwork asap, I miss the way you keep me inspired! x
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This Is Beryl. Otherwise known as Baby Girl. She was purchased in NZ by a colleague of mine to replace a Sulphur Crested Cockatoo she’d had for many years in Australia but wasn’t allowed to import into NZ in case she had that awful Avian affliction that NZ purportedly didn’t have yet. Arriving NZ she purchased Beryl, named so because every Beryl she’d ever met had been boring which matched the new bird’s very quiet stoney personality. This new bird just sat in her cage without a movement or a word. Soon after it was dicovered this new Sulphur Crested Cockatoo did in fact have that awful avian affliction that NZ purportedly doesn’t have. Beryl lost all her feathers. Her beak and claws don’t stop growing. Every now and again she sprouts a few feathers but doesn’t keep them for long. My colleague has had Beryl for about 8 years now. Turns out she’s full of personality as long as you treat her like a human, you can’t go past her cage without her squawking “Hello Baby Girl” at you. She was very patient with my camera and turned out to be quite the poser. There’s something very beautiful about a pet that despite disfigurement is loved with great affection by a family. Beryl lives a totally normal pet life in and out of a huge cage, She spends time being held and likes to play with the dog’s tail when he’s not looking.
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a shared moment in time….. [canon 1000D]
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This dog belongs to my neighbor. I get such a kick out of looking into her face, and seeing her differently colored eyes. There are times when it seems she has a split personality, the good dog on one side, and the bad dog on the other! So I created this graphic of her face. There are times when she willingly stays home, and other times when she escapes from her yard and comes to visit us. Our neighbor doesn’t like it when she disappears, but I kind of enjoy her visits. Sometimes good or bad is relative to how you see it! / 6/7/09 / Thank You!
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Kristina's Personal Interview by Darren Stone.
by Kristina KKristina’s Interview...
Kristina’s Interview in / Australian Travel and Writing group, by the host Darren Stone If you would like to know a bit more about me and my photography, heres your chance. click on the links and they will take you there. / Do not enter if you dont want to know..lol. Thanks to Darren for his different types of questions.. / Enjoy.. Kristina K
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This is a macro of the beautiful Koala at the opening of the Gateway Centre, Bulli Tops- Wollongong. He was sooo cute and very interested in everything that was going on, that was until he spotted all the gum trees around the centre and tried to escape. Luckily he didn’t get too far. He was very contrite as you can see from this shot. / Taken with my Canon 40 DSLR / ISO- 400 / F/ stop- 7.1 / Exposure time: 1/125 / focal length- 76mm / Thanks for visiting
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Taronga Park Zoo / Sydney, Australia / / (ref fotoWERNER N70801.3202) / Nikon D70 with Nikon 18-200VR / 1/50s f/5.6 ISO200 /
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Jetty at Second Valley, South Australia, Australia / / (ref fotoWERNER 3H0911.2649) / Nikon D300 | Nikon 18-200VR / 1/250s f/14 ISO500 /
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This Koala was curious to meet me when I brought out my camera. Port Lincoln South Australia.
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