Briefs Wall Art
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Neat shot of three Pelicans skillfully flying through the waves created by Hurricane Noel in Coralla, NC.
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Fractal art. / / © Dave Moilanen 2008
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This old tree stands on top a gnarly peak on the far east border of Glassier National Park where the long and great plans suddenly and somewhat unexpectedly jump up in a shear wall of stone. It was not alone but stood with the corpses of many other trees who for some reason or other had ceased being able to live in the hostile environment that had given them birth and carved their living flesh into such masterpieces of wood. This one, though, this one was different. It was bigger and more warped and had lived far longer then any of its brethren or children that lay scatted about, and something in the way the silver wood gleamed, something in the way that it reached so far, forever seeking shelter from the wind, left me standing in awe.
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Carnforth Station Briefly Encountered March 25th 2008 was the centenery and celebration of the life and work of Sir David Lean KBE, possibly one of the best, if not the best British Film Director ever. / / His career produced such classics as Lawrence of Arabia, The Bridge on the River Kwai, Doctor Zhivago and A Passage to India. He has been Widely acclaimed by such as Steven Spielberg, Martin Scorsese, Stanley Kubrick and George Lucas. / / Brief Encounter, made in the last year of World War 2 Britain (1945), is adapted from Noel Coward’s one act play, Still Lives, and tells the, then, unthinkable story of a housewife (Celia Johnson) for whom the discovery of the passion of real love (with Trevor Howard’s Doctor), as contrasted to her quiet conventional marriage, brings her to the very point of suicide. / / The story, predominately, centres on their meetings at the fictional, Milford train station which, in reality, was Carnforth Station located on the southern edge of Cumbria. This location was chosen because, although at the tail-end of WW2, a blackout was still in force in London. There were no such problems in the wilds of Carnforth, and the station was, at that time, a busy junction with plenty of trains thundering by. / / The film’s soundtrack prominently features the Piano Concerto No. 2 by Sergei Rachmaninoff and played by Eileen Joyce. / / The modern Carnforth station, almost unchamged, now boasts an impressive visitors’ centre. / / Lots of location information here / / This image is, clockwise from top-left: / 1 – the station refreshment room, lovingly recreated at the station because the film used a fictional London-based set. / 2 – The clock at the top of the ramp leading from platform 1 to platform 2. In the film the clock-facia was covered over and card-board hands were used to keep time continuity. / 3 – Rail-tracks, little changed from 1945, with the exception of the electric wires, which would whisk the two lovers together, and then apart. / 4 – A photo in the visitor centre, which shows a steam train of the era approaching the station. / / These photos were taken on 23rd March 2008 / / Image 1,2,& 3© PhotogeniquE 2008 / Image 4 © unknown all rights reserved. / This composite is not for sale.
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“The shoe was confused by it’s reflection in the water”
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Photos of Epiphyllum Hybrid taken April, 25, 08. At the studio’s garden. Nature has it’s own sense of passion. This plant, which blooms for such short time a year, ( 2-3 weeks )... Each flower show it’s BEARTHTAKING BEAUTY, for only brief moment of one single day. Thanks for viewing and commenting… May our day be filled with LOVE. Copyrights© Nira Dabush
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Short-lived but glorious, the daylily makes a bright, brief statement and then fades forever.
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This is as simple as it gets, yet for that, perhaps the most difficult. Knowing when to stop is the essence, but what a buzz I got from painting it. It is very wet Paynes grey Acrylic on a 40” x 30” single primed canvas. I hope you like it as much as I enjoyed making it. :-)
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As the sun quickly descends to the horizon at Werribee River, it contributes to some last amazing colours only for a brief moment in time, as the trees aged roots on the cliffs long for a drop of water. Canon 40D w/ EF-S 10-22mm / Aperture: f/22 / Shutter: 1.6 sec / ISO: 100 —-——- / Title take from the book A Brief History of Time
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What could these Pelican’s possibly be chatting about? What worries do THEY have? / Left Pelican: “So, how is the fishing today?” / Pelican on right replies: “Oh, it’s been pretty good. When are you going to properly secure your pole with a rope? Have you not read the First Landing State Park pole owners association booklet?” Chesapeake Bay Bridge Tunnel visible in the background.
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Muscular young man standing bare chested in black brief style underwear
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cross-processed close-up of a girl sitting on the floor
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This ‘lil insect was going round one of the bushes, but was just too fast, I struggled to get their quick enough to take the shot! (Any help on what sort of hovering insect this is would be good!) Cropped, otherwise as taken.
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Info: RAW/color tone Picture / Make: Canon / Model: Canon EOS DIGITAL REBEL XTi / Shutter Speed: 1/400 second / F Number: F/5.6 / Focal Length: 55 mm / ISO Speed: 200 / Date Picture Taken: Nov 3, 2007, 12:16:35 PM © Larry L. Stewart 2009 / Do not reproduce, copy, edit, publish, transmit or upload in any way without my written permission.
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...enter the enchanting world of my tales of the riverbank series. Where gentle creatures live side by side in perfect harmony. The fish swimming around with pure delight and the quack of the ducks for laughter . ......a first experimental (with a photo I took of the River Waveney Norfolk Broads UK) composite creation using duck/fishes & lots of gradient layers to create the water effect, added leaves with bezier pen tool& blended/cloned etc: inspired by the book….. Cool Water ...Save the Wildlife :.....
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I like the lichen on the rock almost much as I like the butterfly. I have no idea what kind of butterfly this is.
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A Brief Moment In Somene Elses Life That We Should All Be Grateful Isn't Our Own (Or Is It?) - Page 1 of 4
by matthewdunnartInks, acrylics, watercolours and photoshop. Page 1 of a 4 page story.
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A Brief Moment In Somene Elses Life That We Should All Be Grateful Isn't Our Own (Or Is It?) - Page 2 of 4
by matthewdunnartInks, acrylics, watercolours and photoshop. Page 2 of a 4 page story.
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A Brief Moment In Somene Elses Life That We Should All Be Grateful Isn't Our Own (Or Is It?) - Page 3 of 4
by matthewdunnartInks, acrylics, watercolours and photoshop. Page 3 of a 4 page story.
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A Brief Moment In Somene Elses Life That We Should All Be Grateful Isn't Our Own (Or Is It?) - Page 4 of 4
by matthewdunnartInks, acrylics, watercolours and photoshop. Page 4 of a 4 page story.
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Taken with a Canon 50D, Sigma 10-20 lens at 10mm, F11 shutter speed 1/8 seconds, ISO100, tweaked in Photoshop Yesterday the fells around Loughrigg were blanketed in clouds one moment, the next we could could see for miles, at one point we could only see a few yards in front of us. The initial part of the walk yesterday was a pretty damp affair, the views later on in the walk more than made up for this. Please view large
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Taken with a Canon 50D, Sigma 10-20 lens at 11mm, F11, shutter speed 1/400 second, ISO200, processed in Photoshop We went to the Yorkshire Dales today to visit the wonderful snowy countryside near the beautiful village of Conistone. On top of the hills are Conistone there are many limestone outcrops which are amazing beautiful. The day was very overcast and gloomy due to the snow laden clouds, this was a very brief glimpse of the sun. Please view large
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