I have been fortunate enough to have three of my shots featured. The Castle on the Rock has been featured in the Canon DSLR...
I have been fortunate enough to have three of my shots featured. The Castle on the Rock has been featured in the Canon DSLR Group. Click on the photograph below to see the shot properly: A green and pleasant city has been featured in the ImageWriting Group. Click on the photograph below to see the shot properly: The edge of town has been featured in the Communities Group. Click on the photograph below to see the shot properly: Thank you so much to the hosts for recognising my work, I appreciate the honour and the exposure. If you have not discovered them yet, then please check out these great groups to find some outstanding work. Tom
What a relief it was to relax, chill out and allow myself to open Photoshop again, it was like welcoming back an old friend after an ext…
What a relief it was to relax, chill out and allow myself to open Photoshop again, it was like welcoming back an old friend after an extended absence. / / On a recent trip down to the beautiful coastal town of Sorrento in Victoria, I decided to experiment with long exposure and camera controls and was determined NOT to let the sea shots anywhere near photoshop, and upload the photos straight from the camera – no exposure or colour adjustment, no sharpening and definitely no textures! It felt like I was exposed – not just the photos! / / Was I happy with the sea shots – absolutely – but was I happier last night when I opened up my old friend PS – ECSTATIC !!!!! So, does anyone else feel like that when they can’t or decide not to use a photo editing programme??? Or should I seek therapy!!!!!
Body of work that is. ;) It is with great pleasure I show you the art that is now in a better place, gone, not to meet their maker, bu…
Body of work that is. ;) It is with great pleasure I show you the art that is now in a better place, gone, not to meet their maker, but their founder. The person who will shall the rest of their life-their new admirer. To say it clearly-I have sold some art this year! Rather than tack it into the last journal entry, I’ve decided to make a 2008 sales list. It’ll help me keep track. (mwah ha ha, because it’s wonderfully popular). Yes, it’s great to feel that way sometimes. Often, I go, “that’s nice, achievement made” without really appreciating how awesome that feels. You make art, and if someone else likes it, it is wonderful. I bought an art magazine recently which nominated 50 of the most collectable artists in Australia. I’ve decided I’d like to be on that list. Of course, I’d like to remain anonymous so I can walk down the street, and have an agent…other than that, no clue as to how it will happen, just that I need to keep painting. Anyhoo. I went rollerblading once. It felt so good, I thought I could do this forever. It was like-I’m good at this, I can do it-I’m going fast, not falling over: I could be an olympic racer. Totally normal. Totally human to dream. However dreams require effort. Here are some of the dreams I put into reality, shared with the world and belong in other hands. As of 2008. building a bridge-maroon dots / summer flow.+ / Gallery 26 second opening texture of sound / Fish face / the big O-yeah / clean to Damian / pulses of knowing to Rob / red eye to Rob / butterfly type twp to Teresa / “woodley”: to Rob / ! thank Robs-your a fantastic patron!
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