Comb
3 members found
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comb
France
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Brent Combs
United States
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Nathan Combs
United States
264 creative works found
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/ Geisha Girl on a string AUD $20 contact the artist to order one custom made via bubblemail on red bubble or email karintaylor@exemail.com.au Sales of this Design? – 9 sales so far :) / ‘Asia Series’ card by Karin Taylor A more serious piece this time. A painting inspired by the art form of the Geisha. Her discipline and strength I admire. I have used ink, acrylic, charcoal and pastels to create Geisha Girl. The original painting is no longer available, but so glad she can come to you in the form of a greeting card. I hope you like her :D
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Juvenile Comb-crested Jacana Irediparra gallinacea novaehollandiae feeding on water at Kakadu National Park, Northern Territory, Australia. Top ten finish in the January, 2009 round of voting in the Natural Developments Group. Click here to view the results. Sixth place in the Monthly Avatar Competition in the Mother Nature’s Finest Group. Click here to view the results. Thanks again to those people that voted for it! Proud winner of the inaugural Wildfowl Challenge. Click here to view the results. Thanks to everyone who voted. Proud winner of the NT Photography Group’s Wildlife Challenge. Click here to view the results. Thanks to everyone who voted. Featured in the group Mother Nature’s Finest on 25 January, 2009 Featured in the group The Northern Territory on the 12 January, 2009 and avatar for the month of January 2009 Featured in the group Australian Wildlife
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Skull with well combed hair thanks to his trusty flick combs! More zomboy shirts here: /
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I knows something’s going on, it’s just not…sure…what…
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This well-known English village gets featured on everything from calendars to chocolate box lids! / I’m fortunate to live only a few miles away, so managed to capture this classic scene in the early morning before the tourist coaches arrived! Please view large Featured in ‘Cottage Style’ group Nikon D80. Nikkor 17-135mm
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A photographers paradise,this beautiful little village nestled in the Cotswolds Best “Viewed Large”. /
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This yellow rumped warbler guards the suet log as vigilantly as a combative little hummingbird guards the nectar feeder. He has a distinctive “tsk tsk” call that announces his coming so it’s never a surprise when he shows up. This is the first year I’ve been privileged to see warblers at the feeders. I give John Radosevich credit for that because of his peanut butter suet recipe which is a big hit with the warblers. They can’t get enough of it! In addition to the yellow rumped warblers, I’ve seen pine warblers and yellow warblers, all enjoying the treats. Still no woodpeckers, though. Maybe one day they’ll come closer . . .
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Sharpies + Adobe Photoshop 7.0
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England’s Finest? A shot of the Bybrook stream, bridge and cottages, Castle Combe, Wiltshire, possibly England’s finest village. The tower of St Andrews church can be seen left of centre. The village is often used as a film set and was featured in Dr Doolittle, Poirot and Robin of Sherwood. Date: 28th December 2008 This shot was featured in the Stream Crossings group. Click here to see more shots of Castle Combe and Wiltshire.
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mixed media on canvas. 30”x24: companion painting to “tenderly relocating” both painted as i was separating from a long term relationship.
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This image is from my original silk painting 14×35 inches.
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Castle Inn, Castle Combe This Wiltshire village has been described as the prettiest village in England. / No doubt everyone has their favourites, but Castle Combe must be up there with the best of them. Date: 27th July 2008
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Castle Combe Cottages Another shot of one of England’s finest villages, Castle Combe in Wiltshire. / This one shows a row of Cotswold stone cottages in The Street with their colourful hanging baskets. Date: 27th July 2008 This shot was featured by the Cottage Style group, 10th April 2009.
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Packbridge over Bybrook Between Christmas and the New Year I had an opportunity to return to Castle Combe in Wiltshire, which justifiably lays claim to being one of England’s prettiest villages. This is a shot of the Packbridge, which carries the main street over the Bybrook stream. The village was fairly quiet on this wintry Sunday morning, but the White Hart and Castle Inn were doing a brisk lunchtime trade! Date: 28th December 2008
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A completely opportunistic shot. My husband Nick and I were picnicking in a beautiful leafy little valley in the Brenta Dolomites of northern Italy, when Nick spotted this. It appears to be a solitary wasp of sorts, sitting on a fist-sized comb and she is feeding and tending to her larvae which you can actually see in the cells. As with many macros, I couldn’t appreciate what was going on until I processed the image. Ain’t nature wonderful?! ;o)
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Just a trim today thank you Mr Todd.
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After Hurricane Gustav blew through Louisiana, this handsome rooster showed up at the office of an oil service company. He was very friendly and plucky, even climbing the steps to sit on the porch of the office building to chew the fat with the guys working their seven day shift. The men inquired but no one claimed the rooster, so he’s now a regular on the premises. One day, one of the crewman decided to tidy up around the place with a little lawn mowing and weed eating. Gus went berserk when he saw the weed eater and attacked it beak and claw! The blood went flying everywhere before the worker could pull the offensive instrument out of harm’s way. Thankfully, Gus mended just fine, with a few battle scars as souvenirs of his skirmish and newfound pride in that he had taken on the enemy and protected the home turf with grit and gutsiness. Gus, named after a hurricane, sometimes has a stormy temperament but he can mellow down and be good company with folks, too. Gus, you’re the best!
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Combe Martin is a location overflowing with geological wonders. Shark fin shaped rocks compete with one another to be the tallest and sharpest, while at high tide great stacks and rock falls collude to make an adventure out of an exploration of the bay. But perhaps Combe Martin’s most striking geological feature are the strata that twist and turn in the cliff faces overlooking the bay. To the geologist’s trained eye these folds, formed of limestone, sandstone and mudstone, recall articulately a chapter in the story of the planet. To the layman it is spectacular evidence of the dramatic and formative forces that have helped to shape our world. Photographically Combe Martin has almost too many rocks! It is a location where the challenge is to assemble the rocks into some form of compositional order. The ND filter, used to balance the exposure between the foreground and sky, has darkened the distant cliff, but this is not an issue as the aim was to capture the interaction between the water movement and the rocks. Canon EOS 5D and EF 16-35mm lens. Exposure of 2 seconds at f/18.
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100% of proceeds received from Redbubble in respect to sales of this item, will be donated to Bush Heritage Australia Comb Crested Jacana on the Reynolds River, Northern Territoy.
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Oil on canvas / 20×40cm / original is for sale
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