Crooked
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Ashley Crookes
United States
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crooked
296 creative works found
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In 2000 I lived in this little town on the north coast of Nova Scotia, Canada called Malagash. It was basically a holiday town and I was there during Christmas so it was all but deserted except for about 75 inhabitance who live there all year round, spread over a space the size of Toronto (for those who don’t know Toronto that’s a BIG space). My nearest neighbor was about 1km away. Due to the harsh winter elements a lot of the older abandoned houses were deteriorating, collapsing from rot in their structures over the years and it made for some pretty creepy/crooked subject matter, the above house being a case in point. There were a number of houses like this but unfortunately at the time I only had a pretty crappy camera (non-digital at that!) and was only able to salvage a small number of images. Hopefully with some photoshop work I’ll be able to upload a couple more in the future. This image I once used as a Happy Housewarming card for a friend – I think they thought I was trying to curse them :o)
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No better place for a crook to hide out in, / still / it was either going to be me or him, / and I have the gun. Thankyou to Wen for modelling and to Chris for lighting work. Back Alley Atelier
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Well, this has taken me a little while to put together… Maybe some of you have noticed I haven’t added anything in a while…, maybe you haven’t.. Anyways, this is one of the most musically influenced peices I have made.. I see it as a collection of different versus from very different songs. Song 1 – Death Cab for Cutie – Crooked Teeth / Song 2 – Thursday – War all the Time. Maye you see it as the battle your mouth endures everyday… The bombers are the toothpaste, killing all the plaque and tartar (the deposit from wines, potassium bitartrate)..or vise versa… The bombers are the Plaque and Tartar ruining your teeth every day without brushing. Either way, I hope you can find something in this to like. / / Enjoi!
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Enjoy! _
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Hi With living and growing up in Ireland for the best part of 30 years i was always told that England was lush with greens all over the countryside. Now that i reside in Lancashire i have seen this to be true. I have spent the last 2 years travelling around the UK on a purpose to document my travels through pictures and on my travels, i decided to put together a portfolio called Roaming England. This portfolio is based only on the English Countryside and displayed in full colour, after all, the English Countryside is saturated with lush greens, yellows, reds and of course deep blue skies ( well on a good day anyway lol ) :) So my journey was to document my perspective of the English Countryside through my own eye’s and interputation! This is what the English Countryside offers me. The stories growing up have come true to life, right before my very eye’s, for me to capture, to keep for life and to share with others….. ........this is my view on the English Countryside. / ............................................................................................................................................ Camera settings > Exposure time >> 1/30sec Tripod mounted / Aperture >> F/9 / Focal length >> 29mm / ISO >> 200 / EV >> – 0.7 It was shot in RAW and later converted in Photoshop CS2. Adjustments made were Levels, Curves, Hue/Saturation and finaly Reduce Noise. It was then saved as a Tiff file for storage and a JPEG for uploading here. Many thanks for taking the time to look and read about how this work was made. Stevie Location :: Crook ’ o ’ Lune, Lancashire.
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This was taken At Alton water, Near tattingstone, Suffolk. Canon 30D, Using an R72 hoya IR filter and then switched the red channel for green in PS. no other editing.
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Original pen and ink design from Mike Paget / Hand drawn on Cotman 140 lbs/300 gsm watercolour paper using Faber-Castell Indian inks
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Self portrait… / yes this is I.
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Colored pencil illustration of a slightly crooked but delicious blue, green and pink cupcake! A friend brought these over for tea and they were yummy!
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Colored pencil illustration of a slightly crooked but delicious blue, green and pink cupcake! Wonderful idea for a birthday gift or for anyone who loves sweet things. Featured on the RB Home Page.
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Best Viewed Large All Rights Reserved / @ Julia Wright
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“There Was A Crooked House”...is an original Pastel, Prismacolor Pencil, Pen and Ink drawing. Thank your for viewing my art. VIEW Susan’sGallery / VIEW Susan’sZazzle /
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The old beech tree with its crooked branches and the straight conifers make for a nice contrast on this picture, I find. And the misty atmosphere makes me look forward to the great days of October! Taken last year near Laage Vuursche in the Netherlands. Laage Vuursche, 4th October 2007, 8.49 am / Nikon D80, Nikkor 18-200 mm at 32 mm / F 6,3, 1/20, ISO 1000
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Still at Cray, although the waterfall isn’t named the gill that it is in is called Crook Gill… the gill is rather messy with fallen trees and straggly branches everywhere, but once at the waterfall it opens up to give this view. Cray is in the Yorkshire Dales National Park. WATERFALLS SET
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A Pastel, Prismacolor Pencil, Pen/ Ink drawing. This is a study of three different works… my photography and two magazine pictures. Thank your for viewing my art. VIEW mygallery / VIEW susan’szazzle /
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I bought some more RAM. It helped with this one.
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the C-17 coming in to land against a very strong wind. / I thought I’d revisit the spot where I took this photo of the C-17 two years ago. / 2009 Avalon International Airshow
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HA / clever
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In the main street of our town is a little old cottage, which has crooked windows and seems to be sinking away into the ground – I love it. Textures added in Photoshop. Taken with Ricoh GRII compact. This image featured in The Compact Group in June 2009. Thank you so much! And featured again in the group Cottage Style in July 2009. Again, many thanks!
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This is my first attempt at a new technique I am developing. Its alot of fun, alot of work , but I really like how this one turned out Photo of model used with permission of FetishFarie
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This is a lake down the street from my home. There’s very little movement in the water and it gets overgrown with lily pads. It’s a wonderful area for all the local water fowl and pond life. Large amounts of fresh water mussels are produced in this pond which attract a lot of animals. Today I saw a huge heron sitting on the other side of the lake. It was too far away for my camera lens but my neighbor mentioned it was in my yard earlier this morning when I was out. All of the beautiful Fall colors have not fully arrived in Northern New Jersey yet but some areas change over early like Hopper’s Crooked Pond, Franklin Lakes, New Jersey. © jc warburton 09, Nikon D90,Nikkor 18-200mm 1:3.5 – 5.6 VR lens. Tone mapping effect added. Featured in: New Jersey Scenery Oct. 09.
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Abandoned lighthouse at Point of Ayre, Talacre Beach, Flintshire, North Wales, UK. / HDR image hand held on a canon 400d
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