Brewers
5 members found (show all)
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Kent Brewer
United States
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Paul Brewer
United Kingdom
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Todd Brewer
United States
25 creative works found
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A photo I dug up from a Milwaukee Brewer’s game back in early July 2007 against the San Francisco Giants at Miller Park / / Milwaukee, WI / / /
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ARE YOU THE ONE ~ Scorpions / http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NkRhc2bF83U / Another rainy morning / People / rushing by / My head is still in the clouds / I dream with open eyes / Suddenly out of nowhere / She came into my life / Like we know each other / For quite a while In the sound of silence / Time is standing still / Theres some kind of bond between us / Thats givin me the chill / Do you really wonder / That we can burn the sky / Its written a thousand years ago / In the book of life Are you the one that God had made for me / Are you the one whos always in my dreams / The one who keeps me goin / When I cant go on / The one that Ive been waiting for / For so long Oh, yeah Suddenly out of nowhere / She came into my life Are you the one that God had made for me / Are you the one whos always in my dreams Are you the one that God had made for me / Are you the one whos mine eternally / The one who keeps me dreamin / When Im sad and tired / Who gives my life a meaning / Till the day I die Are you the one / Are you the one
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A photo I dug up from a Milwaukee Brewer’s game back in early July 2007 against the San Francisco Giants at Miller Park / / Milwaukee, WI
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An ancient photo I dug up from a Milwaukee Brewer’s game back in early July 2007 against the San Francisco Giants at Miller Park
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An ancient photo I dug up from a Milwaukee Brewer’s game back in early July 2007 against the San Francisco Giants at Miller Park
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Just a fun composition out of some old and some new pics. Description for DAC: Layer 1 in Photoshop CS3 is the blackbird on the rocks with lighting coming from the West. I duplicated this layer and used Multiply as the blending mode. I added my big Moon between the two layers and erased over the background copy on just the Moon so it could be seen brighter. I then added the cloudy sky to the otherwise clear sky of the original bird layer. The cloudy sky has a tree branch in it also. I placed this layer between the multiplied background layers, and reduced the opacity to about 65%. I then added a new layer and colored the yellow eye of the bird using a soft paintbrush at about 50% opacity. I flattened the image, and you are seeing the results. This took about 35 minutes for me to create in case anyone is interested in the time investment of some of my creations that use multi-layering in PS. ;-)
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... a fledgling /
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.... eating some bark butter
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An ancient photo I dug up from a Milwaukee Brewer’s game back in early July 2007 against the San Francisco Giants at Miller Park / / / see the ball? :) / / / /
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GENERAL BOTANICAL CHARACTERISTICS : / Brewer spruce is a native, endemic conifer. It has a distinctive, / drooping appearance caused by the presence of thousands of long, / ropelike branches hanging from all but the topmost horizontal limbs. At maturity, Brewer spruces usually reaches 80 to 100 / feet (24-30 m) in height, but can reach up to 172 feet (52 m) in / height. Diameters range from approximately 3.8 feet (117 cm) [18] / to up to 4.5 feet (1.35 m) in some areas. The bark is thin and / broken into long, thin, appressed scales. The leaves are obtuse, flat on top, and rounded underneath, and spread / from all sides of the branchlets. The male cones are stalked and oblong / (3 to 4 inches [7-10 cm] long). The seeds are 0.12 inch (3 mm) long. The root system generally is shallow; however, on deeper soils, a few / vertical roots may extend several meters. Brewer spruce can live as long as 900 years
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This is a Brewer’s Blackbird and I stand corrected on my origonal thought of it being a Starling. I appreciate the correction and I thank you Pamela for viewing and thinking enough to question what I had called this bird. / Lately we have had European Starlings, and Red Winged Blackbirds and what Pam calls the Common Grackle, for I have seen them at my birdbath and feeders and this guy, the Brewer’s Blackbird. I didn’t realize that I had the Common Grackle or the Brewer’s Blackbird until Pam questioned what I had called the bird at the bird bath. http://www.allaboutbirds.org/guide/Common_Grackle/id / If you want to check it out, you can put the Common Grackle on the left and the Brewer’s Blackbird on the right to see the differences. As always thanks for viewing and commenting and if necessary questioning my images.
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Brewer’s Quay Another shot of Weymouth harbour, Dorset, England. / This one taken looking across towards Brewer’s Quay. / I liked the pile of ‘rope spaghetti’ and other boat jumble in the foreground. Date: 10th May 2008 Click here to see Weymouth’s Sandsfoot Castle
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I picked this up beneath one of these incredible pines in The Botanic Garden at Dawyck. I think the rich mahogany coloured markings are beautiful. My next upload will show the tree. ’’GENERAL BOTANICAL CHARACTERISTICS : / Brewer spruce is a native, endemic conifer. It has a distinctive, / drooping appearance caused by the presence of thousands of long, / ropelike branches hanging from all but the topmost horizontal limbs. At maturity Brewer spruces usually reaches 80 to 100 / feet (24-30 m) in height, but can reach up to 172 feet (52 m) in / height. Diameters range from approximately 3.8 feet (117 cm) / to up to 4.5 feet (1.35 m) in some areas. The bark is thin and / broken into long, thin, appressed scales. The leaves are obtuse, flat on top, and rounded underneath, and spread / from all sides of the branchlets. The male cones are stalked and oblong / (3 to 4 inches [7-10 cm] long). The seeds are 0.12 inch (3 mm) long. The root system generally is shallow; however, on deeper soils, a few / vertical roots may extend several meters. Brewer spruce can live as long as 900 years’‘
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~Newman Lake Area, Eastern Washington State, USA Add Beve to Your Watchlist
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In fields near Lehi, Utah / Nikon D200 / 500mm/f6.9 mirror lens
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Brewer’s Blackbird
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Brewer’s blackbird
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I met this man at Eumundi Markets in Eumundi, Sunshine Coast of Queensland. He was selling Ginger Beer and I asked if I could photograph him – which he was quite happy for me to do. I showed him the result on the back of my camera and he seemed pleased. I have been doing a series of photographs of shop owners, usually in the context of what they are selling. I took a photo of him in his stall but there was a harsh shadow over his face, so I am glad I asked for this close up. I’m working on some portraits to print for a local camera club, plus finalising selections for an upcoming group exhibition in Wollongong. I really like the expression in this portrait and even more so in black and white. I did a lot of work on this photo and the more I stared at him the more I wish I had asked him to remove his glasses. PENTAX K10D f/2.8, 0.017 sec (1/60), ISO 100, 50 mm
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This is a digital photograph I took while in the Virgin Islands. I thought this palm tree on Brewers Beach was beautiful. I used my cannon power shot sd1100 is.
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The Dave Brewer Band performed at the Jazz & Blues Festival, Darling Harbour, Sydney, NSW, Australia on 7th June, 2009. The photo was taken using a Nikon D70 camera.
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For those males who suffer / A little “limpness” in times of intimacy / Also remember even the most Beautiful / Things of nature struggle to stand tall / All the times but still / Come the day they do / joy is brought to many… / I hope I have convinced myself !!! Taken in Craigie Perth WA
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Prince Fielder plays first base for the Milwaukee Brewers Baseball team.
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Don Brewer of Grand Funk Railroad
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