Clara
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Clara Batton S...
Australia
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Clara Palmer
Australia
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CARLOS CLARA
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This is Clara, she is the inspiration for the entire series – “Clara’s Clouds”. It is an exploration of our childhood fears, beliefs and yearnings. They are all hand rendered and I have used collage, charcoal, paint and pen. I hope you enjoy… Lisa
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This is Clara….. Sometimes when Clara wakes up there are clouds.
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Atlanta’s Midtown skyline, a constantly evolving skyline, which from Piedmont Park appears to blossom from a forest.
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My Clara has made herself into a calendar. Enjoy.
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i think this one is rather good. / idea taken from my pen. / its cute ;)
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vector art – computer (hand) drawn in Illustrator
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What shall I do, / What shall I dream, / What shall I be? Will I use my big idea’s, / Will I be allowed to do as I dare, / Will I walk where I desire? Will there be money, / will there be babies, / Will I contribute and show I care? Will my heart shine, / Will I be bright, / Will they let me show that I am right? A loud female voice booms from they beyond “Don’t ask for permission – Do.”
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Watercolor painting of loons on Lake Clara in Northern Wisconsin.
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Doodle in colored pens
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Model/Styling: Miss T Miss T is a huge fan of Clara Bow & with the arrival of her flapper wig, we just had to play! This is what we came up with…enjoy! Clara Gordon Bow (July 29, 1907 – September 27, 1965) was an American actress and sex symbol, who rose to fame in the silent film era of the 1920s. Clara was renowned for her sexual magnetism and became known around the world as “The It girl”, where “It” was commonly understood to mean sex appeal. Though she had terrible self-esteem and was painfully shy, she is known as the the quintessential flapper.
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Where is No.1 well thats in the photographers Gallery. Photographer – Paula Delley Model – Myself
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One of Clara from my up coming book “My Blue Jean Jacket”
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I had been on a family-get-together holiday in Mallorca. I had dropped my mother, sister and three nieces off at the airport and had a few hours to kill before my flight was due out, so Milan and I took a wander around the tiny back streets of Palma. At the end of one such street was a high walled arched gateway with an iconic painting of a saint (Santa Clara I later discovered) in an arched recess high on the wall. Two huge solid wooden gates were closed, but a small door within one of the gates was open, so I wandered in. Inside was a courtyard with a fabulous old church building within. I went quietly inside and was greeted with this wonderful image. This shot is a panoramic made up of three landscape shots cropped and resized.
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Watercolors Used: / Windsor Newton & Holbein Paper: / Arches 140 lb Cold Pressed Watercolor Paper Original Size: / 5”x7”
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A birthday card designed for a little girl called Clara who is turning 3. Happy caterpillar. Vector image created in Flash background image created in Photoshop. Featured in: Images & Ideas 14th March 2009.
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The front window of Clara’s, a famous coffeehouse in downtown Charleston, South Carolina, gets a blast of afternoon sunlight as sunset approaches, and the establishment’s sign becomes shadowed on the worn wooden chairs. This is an image from Coffee Experience, my 2002 book on the coffeehouses of downtown Charleston. Canon T-70, available light.
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The Nina and Pinta replicas stopped in Stuart, FL on their tour route for a few days. Before the bit of history about the ships that Christopher Columbus used to sail in his search for the new world, I have to add there is some confusion on the names. The controversy is which one is actually called the Santa Clara. The local newspaper states that the Pinta was named Santa Clara and Wikipedia states that is was the Nina and also, elsewhere states that it is the Pinta. The ship Nina only has a flag on it with Nina spelled out and the other ship had the name Santa Clara on it, thus the confusion. I checked a few other sources as well with no conclusive evidence of which really is the Santa Clara! / / The following is from Wikipedia La Pinta (“the painted one”, “the spotted one”) was the fastest of the three ships used by Christopher Columbus in his first voyage across the Atlantic Ocean in 1492. The New World was first sighted by Rodrigo de Triana on the Pinta on October 12, 1492. Pinta was a caravel-type vessel. By tradition Spanish ships were named after saints and usually given nicknames. Thus, Pinta, like Niña, was not the ship’s actual name. The actual name of the Pinta is unknown. Pinta was square rigged and was smaller than the Santa María, weighing approximately 60 tons with a length of 20 meters and a width of 7 meters. The crew size was 26 men. Captain of the Pinta was Martín Alonso Pinzón. The other ships of the Columbus expedition were the Niña and the Santa María. There are no known contemporary likenesses of Columbus’ ships. Replicas of each of all three ships exist, the best-known of which is the “sailing museum” Niña, built in 1992, which has toured the world continuously since then. Nikon D70s / 70-300mm / F8, 1/320 / RAW / 4/21/09 – 507/22
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Photographer – Leila Koren Taken at the Astor Theatre, on the Melbourne Victoria photography meetup. Hair/MUA – Myself Styling – Lisa Defazio – Landell Designs
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Clara
by Lala MártinThis was processed using my latest action duo, Avalon+Annwyn – first ran Avalon, then applied Annwyn. It was the first time I tried both actions in the same picture, not bad, huh? Huge vintage set of actions is coming anytime this week! / =) www.lalamartinresources.webs.com
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” Every Man and Woman Is A Star” – Aleister Crowley
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Clara
by Alice OatesThis is a picture I’m quite proud of, of one of our cows called Clara. At this point she was becoming really interested in working out whether cameras are edible or not, and so I was moving backwards as well as I could to protect my camera while still taking pictures. She’s very friendly and her family has a tendency towards prettiness and daintiness, as far as can be expected from a Red Devon Cow (bred for meat bricks) / Featured in You Big Softy
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Clara's Revenge, Erotica.
by SarafelineShe pulled the cool steel from her soft thigh / Slipping her fingers into the trigger / She was going to make him / PAY
Just a Little bit of adult fun in a non Traditional style :).
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don’t fuck with me.
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