Coloured patterned
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This image has also been used in a collaboration with David Jackson. You may visit that piece here.
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The Sydney Royal Easter show is a chance for the country to come to town and show the city people where their food comes from. One part of the show is the display of the produce from each country region in New South Wales. The best display wins a prize. I could not resist taking a picture of the Apple display. Photo Taken: 11-Apr-2006 / Time: 3pm / Conditions: In a relatively dark hall….lighting was “all over the place” :-)
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I love ferns but can’t grow them here very well, too cold. I found this one on the coast, they are gorgeous.
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I know…I know…just looks like Mr squiggle….the pencil headed TV character that could draw pictures with his “nose”...does anyone remember him!!!! Clay patterns in the rocks at corindi beach!!! DebsPhotos
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well this idea sort of came from seeing some of Damien Hirst’s spot pictures, except instead of spots it’s the logo for the underground which is one of the main symbols of London
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This is a knob on a big cypress tree were one of the limbs have broken off…leaving the image of a small Tree Embryo!!!!!!!!!! DebsPhotos
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The Glen, Uralla, NSW. All images also sold separately, contact me if you are interested. Best viewed LARGE
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Created whilst gathering all the free wifi from McDonalds…
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This is York’s Ouse Bridge crossing the river Ouse that splits the city into two at around 4.55am, when the lights of the city start to fade into the coming dawn. Even at this low level, you get a sense of the speed of this river.
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Took this image at Mullaway beach…lots of the rocks that are above the normal tide line have these lovely bright coloured lichens covering them!!!
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Spices built as cone shapes. Marrakech, Morocco Image is rotated.. Canon REBEL XTI
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”.....Knock and the door will open / Seek and you will find / Ask and you’ll be given / The key to this world of mine….” - lyrics by Jim Reeves On my wanderings in Old Town, Albuquerque, New Mexico. A wonderful place to fuel the imagination. Featured in Color And Light group, RedBubble, June 2009 Featured in New Mexico group, RedBubble, June 2009 / /
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Image produced in Incendia…......
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I love the Willow Pattern….. I have fond memories of finding hundreds of broken willow pattern shards buried in the dirt near my home as a young child. It was the site of an old homestead that burnt to the ground many years before my time. / I’d spend hours digging in the dirt thinking I’d found some exotic treasure…..... “Two birds flying high, / A Chinese vessel, sailing by. / A bridge with three men, sometimes four, / A willow tree, hanging o’er. / A Chinese temple, there it stands, / Built upon the river sands. / An apple tree, with apples on, / A crooked fence to end my song.” / by Mary L. Stollard The Willow Pattern was designed by Thomas Minton around 1790, & has remained popular ever since. [canon 1000D, bamboo from sxc.hu] Featured – Nostalgic Art & Photography – June 2009 /
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Original Coloured Pencil and Ink drawing with an experimental digital tweak. FEATURED in ‘Creative Cards’ July 2009
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I went to Melbourne yesterday and took my camera as usual but, this time, I had only my “Little Sharpie” – the Nikkor 60mm 1:1.8 D prime lens to see what I could come up with. Melbourne at Federation Square. / HDR created with tone-mapping filter and tonal adjustment. . / Nikon D300 with Nikkor 60mm 1:1.8 D prime lens
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