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Made after a conversation with my friend David about how he thinks that working is a form of theft. Thanks also to my muse kez for her curatorial suggestions here. / . / . / Based on a photograph released by the Huddersfield University precision technology centre of an ant carrying a 1mm square microchip. / . / . / See Worker Ant – Part 2 / . /
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Slowly life starts in the morning, as the sun rises and stretches out along the Eastern Plains of Colorado…..I have to tell ya all I really am enjoying where I have moved to, out here in the country. The photo-opps are so numerous, it is insane. This one captured right up the road from me, overlooking the E-470 Tollway. I really don’t do much in the way of long exposure, but perhaps it is time I start doing them more often :) Thoughts welcomed! / —John / —-—-—-—-— See more on my website jdebordphoto.com / All artwork is © John De Bord, All Rights Reserved. You may not use, replicate, manipulate, redistribute, or modify this image without my express consent
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Pastel drawing of a Pig reading Pig Inquirer Newspaper.
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I was walking in Downtown Tribeca, NY last week when I looked up at this old building. It seems vacant and I had the sneaking suspicion that it would be gutted and totally redone. I imagined this old ad on the building would be gone—and so I shot it immediately. I see it as a historical view of Old New York. I did a bit of selective coloring play to get the message across more clearly. :)
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Minimalist abstract study of speeding cyclists, focusing more on the dynamics of the speed and motion of their movements / Oil on Stretched Canvas – No Airbrushing 37 X 59 inches / 94 X 150 cm contact my Agents at Gallery 112 / .....................................................................................
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Details of a skyscraper set against the blue sky
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showing off
by ingeCamel, at Gizeh Piramids Egypt, with all the gear and nicely shaved, thats how they like it, thats how I like it too
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jella jella!
by ingewanne ride on my camel?? Watch this shoekran , I said,..Madam for you only 10 US dollar! No shoekran, free ride ‘Madam’ no shoekran,... ok Madam jella jella and he took off again….well you can always try..! Pyramids, Gizeh, Cairo, Egypt.
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This was a toothpick stuck into a pumpkin, which apparently attracts bees if you’re looking to attract bees. / Photography by Kelly Stowell, copyright 2006 / www.blackjackandcompany.com
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Young business people enjoying their success. Illustration. People jumping, they are happy, they’ve made it, so can you with this stimulating image on your team stuff!
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Ohh…nevermind.
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Here I visited a family off carpet weavers. It’s always fascinating to see how they make the carpets. Rajahstan, india / watched 523 times 7-11-09 Watch this
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if i were a bear i wouldn’t have to wear business casual clothes and if my boss gave me any shit i could maul him.
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Old abandon typewriter
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Best Viewed Large All Rights Reserved / @ Julia Wright FEATURED WORK
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I’ve Had A Busy Day © Vicki Ferrari Sully, my cat…Waking up but it looks as though he is really tired (he probably is!). Poor bugger, he has to live with me! That would be enough to make anyone tired! (no comment required on that one!!!) It makes me want to yawn when I look at this photo! / Does it make you want to yawn too?! / Vicki Purchase Card /
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©2008, Acrylic and paper transfer. Get a haircut and get a real job, like your big brother Bob.
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Worms are so last year
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As it clearly evident from my portfolio, shooting bees is a favorite subject matter. I am always trying to get shots where I can accurately depict this tiny insect in its natural environment….yet providing you the opportunity to see them close up and in person. This shot was taken at the Fort Worth Botanical Garden on May 29, 2009. – Dennis
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Influence of nature. Graceful curves. The wispy lines resambles branches and leaf motif on this piece. Enjoy it!
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Abstract fractal featuring a variety of shapes, curves, and patterns. Created in Sterling 2.
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