Cluttered
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Joyous surrender later.
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This kitchen is particularly cluttered with fridges and cabinets and all sorts of detritus laying in the middle of the room.
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Reminiscence of Childhood – Series 10 / / / / / / < previous series | view all series | next series > This design is available on: / art – canvas print (RedBubble) / art – framed print (RedBubble) / art – laminated print (RedBubble) / art – matted print (RedBubble) / art – mounted print (RedBubble) / art – poster print (RedBubble) / card (RedBubble) / t-shirt – men’s and women’s (RedBubble) © BUBBLE DOLL™
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Reminiscence of Childhood – Series 10 / / / / / / < previous series | view all series | next series > This design is available on: / art – canvas print (RedBubble) / art – framed print (RedBubble) / art – laminated print (RedBubble) / art – matted print (RedBubble) / art – mounted print (RedBubble) / art – poster print (RedBubble) / card (RedBubble) / t-shirt – men’s and women’s (RedBubble) © BUBBLE DOLL™
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Everywhere we look we are surrounded by piles of useless information.. and small print.. should we read it all to make sure we don’t leave ourselves ill informed or worse ? Ignorance is no excuse when it comes to the law. You know if I don’t fill in the paperwork and get my image copyrighted it might be stolen.. and if i don’t get my vehicle licensed it might be towed away.. / My meter is constantly turning.. how many units have been used today ? / How many vitamins or calories do we need to be happy ? And the TV tells me everyday we need to know about events in Emerdale, Afghanistan, the Big Brother House, and Tibet ? They released hostages in Columbia yesterday and it rained before the pound rose against the dollar. / Whats the score at Wimbledon ? In case I am asked ? I must recycle because the planet is dying. My interest rate has gone down ! The lovely female weather forecaster tells me I need to know there is high pressure over the Atlantic.. the traffic on the M25 is bad today and there are delays after an an accident involving a 71 yr old which is causing long delays for anyone waiting to use the bathroom.
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Photoshop figures front layer. Middle layer (circles, ribbons spheres) done in Arthause Studio Xtra. Deep background from Photoshop, colors changed and enhanced in Photo Filtre.
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We actually had a sunny day on Friday … this was the Sun going down lighting up my computer desk as the window it faces is due West … I get the most fabulous sunsets across the moor without having to leave the house but I thought it would be good to show just how strong the Sunset can be indoors! And no funny remarks about the clutter on my desk … I know it’s messy but believe it or not I can lay my hand on whatever I’m looking for immediately!! lol
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Original Artwork Information / Oil on Canvas / 40×30 cm / 2007 About The Artist / Lisa V Robinson is a professional UK contemporary artist, who specialises in abstract, figurative paintings that explore the physicality of paint and the possibilities of what can be achieved with space and colour. / To view more of her unique artwork please visit / her website: www.lisavrobinson.co.uk
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The scholar always aspires to expand the knowledge for themselves, as well as for all humanity. The teachings are given for the community; to learn, to grow, to evolve. When time has taken them, few can recall their noble thoughts. There are some, however, that hold on to the ideals passed down through the ages. It is then when the scholar’s endeavors are rewarded… in the rising laureate. Dedicated to my sweetheart. My sweetheart and I attended a Renaissance Fair in Kansas City some years ago where, in an old building, I stumbled upon a dark corner of forgotten objects. I loved the look, the gathering of old pieces hardly looked upon, and tried my best to get a good photograph. I upped the ISO, which accounts for the noise, though I’m glad it turned out this way. The grittiness truly shows the aging, here. Canon EOS 30D DSLR
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Funny
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This doll is missing something, Mommy.
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This is a Magnolia tree in my front yard. As you can see it is starting to drop the petals, and is creating quite the mess. At least it smells good right?
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looks like my room
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We clamour and belch our way into the sky. / blocking it. / polluting it. / disrespecting it. / people used to look to the sky for inspiration. / for hope. / Now we strive with ugly strokes to cast it behind a wall of trendy vacant opulence and ravenous industry. / yet another insult to nature. / I look to the sky whenever I can find a piece of it to cast an eye on. / I still hope. / I still believe in magic. / despite their attempts to conceal it. Vancouver 2007.
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the party’s over, / the guests are gone / a pleasant feeling lingers / on…. / thank you for your compliments, / advice, accolades on my / ‘accomplishments’, / thank you for the bread and wine, / it was such a treasure here to dine, / but the gift that means the most to me / was the pleasure of your company / kus! / Daisy featured in The World As We See It 10-26-2009
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My wife and I have been trying to sort through some old things at her old home in Barnsley, South Yorkshire. Recently, we set out to tackle the attic, getting rid of the old things we don’t need any longer and to keep those special things that bring to mind lovely memories of growing up in this house. I wanted to capture the treasure trove of memories before disrupting it. To me, there is something magical about an attic. I remember as a child playing in an attic of one of my friends’ house. What a fantastic time we had discovering lost treasure, fighting off pirates, and zooming through space and time. There are so many journeys still to be taken. I guess age shifts our perceptions from the pretend to the practical. I hope this image does for you what it does for me, a momentary capture of the realm of the ‘pretend’ and that you feel that magic once more. This is a HDR image combining 6 bracketed shots using Photomatix Pro for Macs. Slight adjustments in lighting and tone were done using the enhanced details tool. Canon EOS-1Ds Mark ll / 17-35 Wide angle zoom / f/7.1 / 4 sec., 2.5 sec., 1.6 sec., 1 sec., 0.6 sec., 0.4 sec. / ISO 400
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Ink on A4 cartridge paper
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