Builder
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A City of London builder takes a much earned rest
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This digitally manipulated image depicts the building of the foundations of “John Lewis Partnership” in Kingston Upon Thames, Surrey. Please do take a look at my website; jennymeehan.co.uk and see the “Featured Work” section for more detailed information on this image and the thinking behind it. I sold the first signed canvas to John Lewis Partnership in 2007! This is available direct from me as part of an artists numbered edition; that is, signed by me.
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It is possible to have the body you want if you are willing to work out.
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shanghai…..
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The view from my 3rd floor hotel room window in Lucerne, Switzerland. Jack hammers and grinders all the way, along with concrete mixers and cranes. The end result was to be a huge function/conference room add-on for the hotel.
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Tribute to builders everywhere.
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Shot this morning 5-31-2008 at 6:57 am at Silverbell Lake, Tucson AZ. Camera: Canon 40D / Lens: Canon 400mm f/5.6 L / Aperture: F/7.1 / Shutter Speed: 1/1000 / ISO: 100
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I watched this little female bluebird building her nest today. I was astounded by her industriousness and swiftness. She kept coming back to the nesting box over and over again, her tiny beak filled to capacity with grass, straw, sticks, pine needles. Then, when I thought I’d seen it all, she popped onto the box with a big feather in her beak. After the foundation had been laid, it seems she was adding a bit of flourish to her decor. A true home engineer, Mother Bluebird did the job by herself. By midday, she was sweltering hot and worn out. Papa Bluebird, surprisingly, did not lift a claw to help. I guess he’s saving his energy for all the hunting he’ll have to do when those babies hatch and start squawking for grub!
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Just finished this historical journey through the cultural and tribal advances and achievements of a prehistoric people called the “ANASAZI” – pronounced ah-nah-Sah-zee, as my granddaughter gets ready to journey there and other parts of the Southwest.
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Giving a whole new meaning to Honey Do
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Sydney 2009.
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Even though this circa 1700’s clock was still ticking, time stood still as I relived the past in the William Brinton House. William Brinton, his wife, Ann, and son, William, departed from England in 1684, after being fined for attending Quaker Meetings. A friend of William Penn, he follwed him to America in order to establish a holy commonwealth. The intent was to establish peace and freedom. Their vessel arrived safely to New Castle, Delaware. Searching for a suitable land tract to farm on, the family ventured into the forest. Their very first winter was full of hardship and spent in a cave. They subsisted on food supplied by friendly Native Americans. My guess is that it would have been the Lenape Tribe. The following summer, father and son cleared land and built a story and a half cabin. This cabin was where William and Ann eventually died. In the year of 1686, William Penn’s representative conveyed to William Brinton 450 acres of land. Eventually William Sr. expanded that tract to 1,000 acres. After his Father’s death, young William married Jane and had six children. Due to the lack of space in the cabin, which had been willed to him, he built the “William Brinton House,” and became known as “The Builder.” The house remained in the Brinton family until 1829. In 1947 it was bought back by Francis and Deborah Brinton, who began restoration in 1954. Today the Brinton House is owned by “The Brinton Association of America, Inc.,’ and is operated as a Museum. The house furnishings are exceptionally beautiful antiques, such as this antique clock, which are all authentic and representative of the 1700’s. If you are in this area, this is a must see!! This photgraph was shot with a Canon 40D. /
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acrylic painting,original size 61×76 cm
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CHECK IN DIFFERENT COLORS / / GOLD / BLACK / CRANBERRY
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When I thought about a beaver tee I could enter into the t-shirt revolution challenge... I couldn’t help being a little silly (cause I think Beaver jokes are funny). Little Beeva has an admirer. ;D Featured in Pop Art
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PP with Flypaper Textures
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My Brothers 2 Staffies, Sui and Jet. Helping out with the building chores (well actually, making a mess, and the usual chewing of everything, and I mean everything!).. Two brilliant dogs, and always a joy to photograph them. Canon 5D Mk II, 50mm, f1.4, panning with some slight PS work. Available very large, and best viewed Large!
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my digital photoshop art A lot of my creations end up in a face!
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We photographed this carpenter working on a new condominium building as the early morning sun began to break through the clouds. Saint Paul, Minnesota
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