Croft
6 members found (show all)
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Kellea Croft
Australia
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Quentin Croft
Australia
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Wendy Crofts
Australia
175 creative works found
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Obviously this is every gamers Pin-up girl Lara Croft aka The Tomb Raider. Now I wonder just how many gamers wish this scene would happen just once in a while during the game. I’m betting sales would have trebled for Eidos, would have made a great film too. Tomb Raider meets Benny Hill LOL!! I was going to have her saying “Oh shhh..sugar!” but it just didn’t seem right.
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Scottish Highland Cow. This photograph was taken in Caithness, Scotland, United Kingdom. If you would like to buy a card, print or poster just go to ‘buy/preview’
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Scottish Highland cow and her calf on a croft with a rabbit in foreground. This photograph was taken in Caithness, Scotland, United Kingdom. If you would like to buy a card, print or poster just go to ‘buy/preview’
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Early morning Autumn sun hits Blackrock Cottage, Glencoe, Highlands of Scotland .
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A montage of my photographs, the traditional Scottish Croft was photographed on the magical Isle of Ulva, Scotland and the woods were photographed on a misty morning in July on the Isle of Mull, Scotland.
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This has got to be every gamer’s fantasy; Lara at his mercy. Then again perhaps that cheat code that makes Lara’s clothes disappear ranks a little higher in the gamers wish list. Anyway since the good lady always seems to have the upper hand in situtations I thought I’d put in a spot of bother and have her guard get the upper hand.. and perhaps a lower hand or two as well.
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Landell Designs – Fashion Shoot / / Contact: landelldesigns@hotmail.com / / Model: Jo O’Brien / / Had the absolute pleasure of conducting a fashion shoot at The Croft Institute / I was approached by Lisa Defazio in regards to doing this shoot and leaped at the opportunity! / / Lisa was also sweet enough to answer some questions for me…. / / PLV So, what exactly is it that you do? / LISA I am a clothing designer, I make wearable fashionable clothing that flatters the female form…it is what I was born to do. I had a sewing machine before I attended primary school. / / / PLV How do people get to see your stunning designs up close? / LISA I can be contacted on the email address above regarding event nights. My label is not available in stores only at invitation only events. / My first launch will be held within the next four weeks. / / PLV Where is your business headed? / LISA I want to be an exclusive well recognized quality Australian label made locally with concept stores in every capital city – to begin with :) / Then New York, London, Paris, Germany and Japan. / PLV Tell us more about you as a designer… / LISA I believe fashion doesn’t have to be overly complex or difficult to wear, I intend my clothing line to be the garments you look forward to wearing, to be the first thing you reach for in your wardrobe. I design items that can be worn in a variety of ways, dressed up or down and can be worn by the young and old alike, classy, distinctive, timeless often with styling from another time. Proportion and silhouette are of paramount importance to me, the cut of the cloth should do all the work for the wearer. / / LISA In reality I am hoping the label Landell Designs will offer women solutions, giving them the pieces they have been looking for but could never find; flattering beautiful clothing they love to wear. / PLV Thanks Lisa! :D / / Australiana / Born of This Earth – Series / Hearts At War / Vehicular works / Travel / Architecture / B&W Photography / Transitional Industrial Utopian Series / Abstract / Beautiful Humans / / . / You can also listen to PLV’s music / / /
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Landell Designs – Fashion Shoot / / Contact: landelldesigns@hotmail.com / / Model: Bridget McGrath / / Had the absolute pleasure of conducting a fashion shoot at The Croft Institute / I was approached by Lisa Defazio in regards to doing this shoot and leaped at the opportunity! / / Lisa was also sweet enough to answer some questions for me…. / / PLV So, what exactly is it that you do? / LISA I am a clothing designer, I make wearable fashionable clothing that flatters the female form…it is what I was born to do. I had a sewing machine before I attended primary school. / / / PLV How do people get to see your stunning designs up close? / LISA I can be contacted on the email address above regarding event nights. My label is not available in stores only at invitation only events. / My first launch will be held within the next four weeks. / / PLV Where is your business headed? / LISA I want to be an exclusive well recognized quality Australian label made locally with concept stores in every capital city – to begin with :) / Then New York, London, Paris, Germany and Japan. / PLV Tell us more about you as a designer… / LISA I believe fashion doesn’t have to be overly complex or difficult to wear, I intend my clothing line to be the garments you look forward to wearing, to be the first thing you reach for in your wardrobe. I design items that can be worn in a variety of ways, dressed up or down and can be worn by the young and old alike, classy, distinctive, timeless often with styling from another time. Proportion and silhouette are of paramount importance to me, the cut of the cloth should do all the work for the wearer. / / LISA In reality I am hoping the label Landell Designs will offer women solutions, giving them the pieces they have been looking for but could never find; flattering beautiful clothing they love to wear. / PLV Thanks Lisa! :D / / Australiana / Born of This Earth – Series / Hearts At War / Vehicular works / Travel / Architecture / B&W Photography / Transitional Industrial Utopian Series / Abstract / Beautiful Humans / / . / You can also listen to PLV’s music / / /
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Landell Designs – Fashion Shoot / / Contact: landelldesigns@hotmail.com / / Model: Bridget McGrath / / Had the absolute pleasure of conducting a fashion shoot at The Croft Institute / I was approached by Lisa Defazio in regards to doing this shoot and leaped at the opportunity! / / Lisa was also sweet enough to answer some questions for me…. / / PLV So, what exactly is it that you do? / LISA I am a clothing designer, I make wearable fashionable clothing that flatters the female form…it is what I was born to do. I had a sewing machine before I attended primary school. / / / PLV How do people get to see your stunning designs up close? / LISA I can be contacted on the email address above regarding event nights. My label is not available in stores only at invitation only events. / My first launch will be held within the next four weeks. / / PLV Where is your business headed? / LISA I want to be an exclusive well recognized quality Australian label made locally with concept stores in every capital city – to begin with :) / Then New York, London, Paris, Germany and Japan. / PLV Tell us more about you as a designer… / LISA I believe fashion doesn’t have to be overly complex or difficult to wear, I intend my clothing line to be the garments you look forward to wearing, to be the first thing you reach for in your wardrobe. I design items that can be worn in a variety of ways, dressed up or down and can be worn by the young and old alike, classy, distinctive, timeless often with styling from another time. Proportion and silhouette are of paramount importance to me, the cut of the cloth should do all the work for the wearer. / / LISA In reality I am hoping the label Landell Designs will offer women solutions, giving them the pieces they have been looking for but could never find; flattering beautiful clothing they love to wear. / PLV Thanks Lisa! :D / / Art Folders… / / Entire Portfolio / Born From This Earth – Series / Hearts At War / Vehicular works / Architecture / Travel / B&W Photography / Transitional Industrial Utopian Series / Abstract / Models and Fashion Photography
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Manually stitched image of six images showing a view over the Dava Moor to the Cairngorm Mountains.
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Scott Smart, Hawk Kawasaki, British Super bikes Croft Circiut 2008
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FEATURED in First Things April ‘09 with thanks I found this wonderful old croft house on Achill Island (pronounced /ˈækəl/; Irish: Acaill, Oileán Acla) in County Mayo. This is the largest island of Ireland, and is situated off the west coast. It has a population of 2,700. Its area is 148 km² (57 mi²). It’s gorgeous. It is believed that at the end of the Neolithic Period (around 4000 BCE), Achill had a population of 500–1,000 people. Mostly forested until the Neolithic people began crop cultivation; settlement increased during the Iron Age, and the dispersal of small forts around the coast indicate the warlike nature of the times. Today the economy of the island is largely dependent on tourism; agriculture plays a small role and is only profitable because of European Union subsidies. As the island is mostly bog agriculture is limited largely to sheep farming. / Canon EOS 400D 18-55mm lens.
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FEATURED in Natures Reclaimation, April ‘09 with thanks I found this beautiful ruined cottage on Achill Island, County Mayo, Ireland. Well on it’s way to a fully lawned roof. / Canon EOS 400D 18-55mm lens
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Barra is a small Island South of Uist in the outer Hebrides. / oil on canvas / original size: 90×60cm / Located adjacent to the beach where the plane lands on Barra, this Croft, appears framed by the Gulf Stream aqua waters which complement the contrasting Red roof.
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Old croft near Broubster, Caithness, Scotland Featured in Collage & Landscape Photography
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A croft is a very small farm, or smallholding. Sheep and a few cattle will be kept, and maybe a few crops grown, mostly potatoes, since they do well on the often wet and impoverished soil. Summer is a very short season at this Latitude (57 degrees North) Very few people will make a full living from crofting, and have other full- time employment. There are also quite a few ‘holiday cottages’, or second homes, purchased by ‘incomers’ / since many indigenous folk have given up the crofting life for what they consider to be an easier, or more attractive living. / The weather here can be pretty unforgiving !! / Tarskavaig, on a day like this, sits in a very idyllic situation , with the Cuillin hills as a backdrop. The mountain here is known as ‘The Blaven’. Shot on a Canon EOS 40D, f22, with polarising filter, on tripod, single RAW file, processed in PS CS3 with Levels and Curves adjustments. LAB colour employed to saturate the colours. / The line of cottages was used to draw the eye into the scene. FEATURED ON RB FRONT PAGE 7th July 2009, and / FEATURED IN / http://www.redbubble.com/groups/rebel-group / and / http://www.redbubble.com/groups/style-class-elegance / and / http://www.redbubble.com/groups/highlands-and-islands-photographers
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Isle of Barra, West Scotland. / oil on canvas / original size 50×50cm scottnaismith.co.uk:http
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Oil on Canvas / original size 40×40cm
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Isle of Barra. Scottish outer Hebrides. / Oil on Canvas / Original Size 80×80cm ScottNaismith.co.uk
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Loch Slapin Skye Scotland / /
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Isle of Skye / Original size 30×30 cm / Oil on Canvas Featured on the RedBubble homepage Sept ‘09 ScottNaismith.co.uk
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From the Shetland/Dreamtime series - Croft House Museum, Boddam, Shetland, Scotland. Mr Smith [“da crofter”] was photographed in the but-end. The human dwelling is divided into two rooms, the “but – end”, which is the main living room, and the “ben – end”, the family’s sleeping room. if the but-end was the main focal point of the hoose, I love the intimacy of its ben-end – da peerie cradle at the end of the [open bed, as pictured right] – the rudimentary dresser in the corner and boxed bed with its heart-shaped finger hole… Boxed beds were extremely practical in those times for keeping dry, warm [away from any draft] and safe from any smoke emanating from the hearth as well as a degree of somewaht privacy so limited in the hoose… / They would stand on four legs, approximately fifteen inches from the floor, and usually measured about six feet by four feet. Sleeping arrangements were such that the parents and grandparents of the household would have had a box to themselves. The children were segregated by their gender, all the boys sleeping in one box and all the girls in the other. As many as three children could fit into a box bed at one time. And oh, its last occupant, Bobby Mouat, left in 1962.
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Original size 40×40cm / Oil on Canvas North “wing” of the Isle of Skye SCOTTNAISMITH.CO.UK
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Another upload from my recent trip to Glencoe. This is Blackrock Cottage nestled between Rannoch Moor and Glencoe, with Buachaille Etive Mor in the background. Canon 400D ,sigma 10-20 , lee filters , F16 @ iso 100. Raw
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