Burgundy
428 creative works found
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Horses / Tori Amos I got me some horses / To ride on, to ride on / They say that your demons can’t go there / So I got me some horses / To ride on, to ride on / As long as your army keeps perfectly still And maybe I’ll find me a sailor / A tailor / And maybe together we’ll make mother well / So I got me some horses / To ride on, to ride on / As long as your army / Keeps perfectly still You showed me the meadow / And Milkwood and Silkwood / And you would if I would / But you never would / So I chased down your posies / Your pansies in my hosies / Then opened my hands and they were empty then Off with Superfly / Sniffing a Sharpie pen / Honey it’s Bill and Ben / Off with Superfly / Counting your bees / Oh me honey like / One two three / The camera is rolling / It’s easy like one, two, three And if there is a way to find you / I will find you / But will you find me if Neil makes me a tree / An afro, a pharaoh / I can’t go, you said so / And threads that are golden don’t break easily I got me some horses / To ride on, to ride on / They say that your demons can’t go there / So I got me some horses / To ride on, to ride on / As long as your army keeps perfectly still
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abstract in acrylic on canvas
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A christmas card from an (acrylic painting on canvas)
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Tulips
by Gayle ShawA collage of a few of my recent Floriade pics.
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From the time I learned how to read I’ve been accused of always having my nose in a book. These books were on the shelves in my parent’s home and I remember working my way through them as a teenager, some more interesting to me than others. Pride And Prejudice was a favourite with me from the very first word. Elizabeth Bennett, her dreadful mother and the wondrous Mr. D’Arcy have all been ‘friends’, as most characters in books have been to me. So this photograph is something of an homage to my old friends in Regency England. :-)
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the second design in my three kokeshi set
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macro down the throat of an orchid / image has had no photoshop straight from camera
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I used to dislike the colors in this rhody – for many years – UNTIL I began taking pictures of it. Now it is one of my favorites to photograph!
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Created in Apo 2.07. Thank you for taking the time to view and comment. :)
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Design created in Photoshop with a Wacom tablet. Thank you for taking the time to view and comment. :)
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Dahlia (thanks to Pat Oubridge for identification) Classification / Kingdom: Plantae / Division: Magnoliophyta / Class: Magnoliopsida / Order: Asterales / Family: Asteraceae / Genus: Dahlia / Species: Unknown Location: Sapelo Island, Georgia – USA PHOTO UNTOUCHED Camera Info: Fuji Finepix s700
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Created in Apo 2.07. Thank you for taking the time to view and comment! :)
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View other work from this series Untouched photograph – effect achieved ‘in-camera’ using a slow shutter speed, panning and the movement created by the wind. I took this series of abstract photographs over a period of approx 15 minutes, standing under a burgundy coloured cotton sheet that was blowing in the wind. Best viewed LARGE / /
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MY BUBBLESITE
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This rose covered with sand. The sand is from Sahara desert and it so fine, just like flour. / Nikon D60
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A LOVELY THOUGH / caroline caux-evans copyright april2009 FRANCE
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Fractal made in UltraFractal5 and texturing added in Photoshop CS with Redfield Craquelure3d plugin. This actually started out as an attempt to make a fractal dragon, but the fractal kept looking more like flowers with each attempt. I finally gave up and let the fractal speak for itself, giving it my own twist in Photoshop. I love my new Craquelure 3D plugin! Featured in the DIGITAL ABSTRACTS AND PATTERNS group.
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Happy Summer to you all ! / / /
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Detail of the St John the Baptist window in Cologne Cathedral. Frederick I Barbarossa (1122 – 10 June 1190) was elected King of Germany at Frankfurt on 4 March 1152 and crowned in Aachen on 9 March, crowned King of Italy in Pavia in 1154, and finally crowned Holy Roman Emperor by Pope Adrian IV on 18 June 1155. He was crowned King of Burgundy at Arles on 30 June 1178. The name Barbarossa came from the northern Italian cities he attempted to rule, and means “red beard”. He went on the Third Crusade and died 10 June 1190… / His army was approaching Antioch from Armenia and Frederick had gone to the river Saleph to bathe when he drowned in it.
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I am so happy with the way this one turned out…I must have taken 300 shots to get this one just right…I hope you like it! / Taken with my Nikon with macro lens and 2 x telephoto. / A dandelion seed and water drops. / /
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12” x 12” I created this painting using acrylic for the flower and pastel for the background, on 44lb matte scrapbook paper. / Original Available The national flower of France. Collect the series… You can contact Carrie at: carrie@carrieglennstudios.com and please visit Carrie Glenn Studios /
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Taken in my home,.Springfield..Oregon, a gift from my hubby. / /
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Mixed media; collage on recycled playing card that I scanned, then digitally altered, enhanced and added to with GIMP. The font was a gift to me from RB member, Aimelle. :)
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