Color lightnes
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This is an original graphic art design.
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Taken at the Great Salt Lake. Just happened to get a lightning shot with the sunset.
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colorful sunset
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Lightning retro style.
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Originally this painting was to be based on a Celtic legend, but very early / on it shifted into this scene in which two worlds intersect.
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Another in my series of lightning photography of Pops, on Old Route 66 in Arcadia, OK. This was from last night 14 March 2008 /
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Another in my series of lightning photography of Pops, on Old Route 66 in Arcadia, OK. This was from last night 14 March 2008 /
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I have a habit of running around in thunderstorms. Even though it does not look like it was raining, the wind and rain were howling and slapping me and my nikon silly, but it was worth every minute.
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Dodge Magnum – Santa Fe, NM
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Boston Terriers are amazing and fun! If you’ve got one you know exactly what I mean. Enjoy! :D
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Fractal work done in TieraZon with sizing done in Gimp. Best viewed large. TZ 09 0011 091222 12
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crackling / popping / spitting white / the tree branches raged / against the fading light I just had a yen to try something a little bit different than the more traditional “bare branches” shot…so here she be….and no, this is NOT a Sterling2 fractal! lol
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It was a day and night of huge clouds. Storm clouds, big puffy and clouds of shapes. “Elephants, faces, etc…you know the kind! Anyhow, I shot so many different cloud pictures that I didn’t know what to do with them!! Then I decided to layer some together to see what would happen and this image is the result of that. All the colors began to come out as I layered, none was added digitally. There was some pics with the sun still shining, others with the rain pouring…. ..I think this is pretty and I believe now that there really is a “silver lining, and/or that pot of gold which can be found after the storm :)
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Oil pastel and acrylics on 36” x 36” canvas. / 2009 Copyright. All Rights Reserved to Mariam Muradian. The images for these three paintings kept bombarding me all through the nights, and were relentless until I painted them out. The bombarding had the nature of collated, rapid fire Gatling gun – like subliminal raw ingredients. It felt like I was having seizures the whole time of creation. Painting was like a fire storm! An explotion on canvas! There was no planning, technique, or preconception here. These came straight through me without stopping! I still have no clue what they are about or why they had such an urgency attached to them. Their intensity is very difficult for me to go back and look at now that they are finished…do not know why. I just had a sense that they have something to do with the transferrence or the taking of power. Sometimes I believe I am just an art lightning rod. Would love to hear your insights!
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© Manolya F 2009. All rights reserved. / You may not reproduce, modify, distribute, publicly display or perform, or prepare derivative works by using my works.
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A superhero or just another evil villain? Featured in The Patchwork group. / Featured in WTF Are You Wearing group. © 2009 Anne Hale.
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July 24, 2009 Shot of lightning behind my neighbors home. I cropped the photo, the rest is unedited.
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A stroke of lightning illuminating the sky with a bright red light. The lightning appears to be outlining th side of a head with a small ‘devil’ horn. Captured from my home in the north end of Lethbridge, Alberta, Canada; with a Canon Rebel XSi using an 18-55mm lens.
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Pops on Old Route 66 in Arcadia, Oklahoma 10 Aug 2009 2219 hrs Nikon D2X / Nikkor 17-55mm f/2.8 / Slik Tripod 17mm ISO 100 0EV / F/4.8 1/1.3 sec
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Camera on my back, but lacking inspiration I headed back to the car as a storm front headed in, when for a brief 5 minute window the sun came through, and painted all kinds of colours across the Indian Ocean. / Grabbed a ND grad just to keep the sun at bay and took just one shot. Description: Storm front / Where: Indian Ocean – West Australian Coast / When: Sept 09 / How: ND grad / Raw / Lightroom 2 processed / Camera: Canon 40D
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An amazing colorful view of the Grand Canyon in the spring time. Lots of shades of greens and reds. Striking photography by Bo Insogna. Buy Prints, Posters and Greeting Cards available all sizes. Great for your home, office or makes a GREAT gift
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Check out this hip-new Lightning Bolt design! This shirt oozes pop culture and you’ll be the envy of all your friends!
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Fine Art photography print of the colorful hoodoos in Bryce Canyon, Utah. Buy Fine Art Prints, Giclee Prints, Canvas Prints, Posters, Custom Framed and Greeting Cards available all sizes. Guaranteed to liven any decor. All transactions are secure and private. Worldwide FAST shipping to your door.
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