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Annabella is a home-body and loves her home town which she knows like the back of her hand. She likes to go for walks every day and admire the houses and flowers around town.
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This work was featured in the group “Out of the Past.” Charcoal and white pastel on mylar drafting film with moonstone Canson backing paper, 10×8” From the Black Butterfly series. I’m creating a few small works for the series – pieces that are priced to sell. They will be presented in vintage swing frames and displayed at the gallery on pedestals.
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Hey, it’s 0630, it’s cold, it’s very foggy out so what do you do? You pull up the doona and stay in bed go out and take pictures of course! 3-frame HDR, tone mapped in Photomatix and converted in CS4
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A Bishnoi woman, in India’s Great Thar Desert, keeps her environment clean. Her village, located in Rajasthan, is about 30km from the Pakistani border. She uses a broom made from a bundle of straw bound together. / From what I could see, she was doing little more than stirring up dust. But anyhow, it made for a good photo!
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Nut had a special relationship with the sun and stars. She was thought to swallow the stars in the morning and give birth to the sun. During the day, the sun would travel across her body and in the evening, this would be swallowed as the stars issued forth from her womb. This image was likened to a sow swallowing and then giving birth to her piglets. In her form as a cow and as a woman she was often pictured with stars upon her body. Painting with wax, inks, pigment, chalk and gold leaf / 100×42 cm on paper Music – Massive Attack – Sly / Sly
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My kitchen /
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Daily Drawing (painting today!) “Danaë” A rare-for-me oil on canvas study, 10×8” Painted over an old painting for texture. I’m still learning oils, this is just a fun monochrome study while I’m working on a larger drawing. I had an ornate gold frame for the piece, so I thought this a fitting title. I kind of like the concept, might have to make this one into something larger. Original framed to 14.5×13.5” available on my blog at http://amwhitestudio.blogspot.com/
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Please view larger to better see the sweet expression on this little Carolina chickadee’s face.
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If you would like to see a larger version of this image, click here. If you see other images on my website that you would like to have as a card, email me with the URL address and/or the title of the image found in “comments”. I welcome your suggestions and interest! — Diane
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...more of the Daily Tao Series…...... From the book ‘Tao Daily Meditations’ by Deng Ming-Dao on Joy Do your devotions make you happy? / Is your life a joyous song? In all this talk about spiritual devotion, there is one simple fact. You have to like it. It should make you happy. It is unfortunate that so much coercion, unhappiness, bitterness, guilt, and fear become wrapped up in spirituality. Why can’t we simply do things out of joy? Practicing spirituality isn’t a matter of drudgery. It isn’t a matter of fear. It isn’t for fitting into a social group. It has nothing to do with status. Being devoted to holiness in your life is a matter of joy and celebration. When you sit down to meditate, a smile should come to your lips and a feeling of joy should permeate your body. When you go to consecrated ground to give thanks and celebrate, you should do so not because of the day of the week or out of the habit of ritual, but because this is the best way that you know how to adore your gods and express the wonder of being on this earth. Yes, yes, there is much unhappiness in this existence. That unhappiness is part of the overall field of negativity. There are also positive things in life, and spirituality is foremost among them. So whenever we practice our spiritual devotions, let it be in gladness and joy.
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Forgotten corners of past and neighbours in the street, talking in the afternoon of minutiae and little stories. / In the shadows of the houses, old eyes and old hands remember an age lost.
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All images are @ Copyright Rosa Cobos 2009 . All rights reserved For them… They are like flowers in a barren country… / Demolished by the fraticide emotion.. / that contaminated their rememberings.. / when a child was supposed to play.. / and not run from the hissing bombs… Sprout in Winter.. / around a caffé table.. / arranging and disarraging thoughts. / Sprout in Spring… / Sniffing the air.. / and chosing the first colourful dresses / Sprout in Summer… / Vanishing in the long… long.. / sunset afternoons… / Sprout in Autum.. / feeding the pigeons.. / with cookies crambs… / and imagining huge cover beds.. / designed with golden leaves.. / and crispy stars and huge moons. Their arms tighted against their bags.. / May be they are hidding the secrets of / a dreamnt lover.. / They… exhibiting the orography of / the eternal rivers of Life.. / Pulsing the seconds, / as.. / if they were centuries…. / in which … / keep enlightened.. / an everlasting smile. / Rosa Cobos @ Copyright Rosa Cobos . All rights reserved
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/ Lensbaby Composer / Double Glass Optic / Grain Added / Burnley Tunnel, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia Our Images Do Not Belong To The Public Domain. / All photographs in this portfolio are owned and copyright © N & L Williams Photography. / Any reproduction, modification, publication, transmission, transfer, or exploitation of any of the content, for personal or commercial use, whether in whole or in part, without written permission from ourselves is prohibited. All rights reserved.
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Nochie is a cat that resides with a close friend of mine… He is full of charming personality and likes to ride in the car like dogs do… with his head hanging out the window.. He is a rescued cat from an abandoned building in the city… Nikon D60~ 18/55~
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This series is called ‘Daily Tao’. Chinese symbols taken from the book ‘Tao Daily Meditations’ by Deng Ming-Dao. The book was given to me by a dear friend, and former lover. I enjoy picking it up and reading the entries, finding something new to take from them each time. From ‘Tao Daily Meditations’ on worry: Worry is an addiction / That interferes with compassion. Worry is a problem that seems to be rampant. Perhaps it is due to the nature of our overly advanced civilization; perhaps it is a measure or our own spiritual degeneracy. Whatever the source, it is clear that worry is not useful. It is a cancer of the emotions – concern gone compulsive. It eats away at body and mind. It does no good to say, ‘Don’t think about it.’ You’ll only worry more. It is far better to keep walking your path, changing what you can. The rest must be dissolved in compassion. In this world of infants with immune deficiencies, racial injustice, economic imbalance, personal violence, and international conflict, it is impossible to address everyone’s concerns. Taking care of yourself and doing something good for those whom you meet is enough. That is compassion, and we must exercise it even in the face of the overwhelming odds. If we all did this, what would our world be like….......? / XO Jenny
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This is the first in a series of images I created from rocks that I gathered along the Snake River on my daily walks with Wiley. I hope you enjoy my latest obession. :o) This series is called ‘Daily Tao’. Chinese symbols taken from the book ‘Tao Daily Meditations’ by Deng Ming-Dao. The book was given to me by a dear friend, and former lover. I enjoy picking it up and reading the entries, finding something new to take from them each time. From ‘Tao Daily Meditations’ on Laughter: Hilly village lanes, / Whitewashed sunlit walls. / Cerulean sea. / The laughter of children. We as adults dwell upon our grizzled complexities, our existential anxieties, and our preocciu[ations with responsibilities. We hear the merriment of children and may sigh over our lost childhoods. Although we can no longer fit into our old clothes and become young again, we can take comfort in the optimisim of children. Their rejoicing can gladden us all.
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Where is Kent, floating around the globe saving the world, xxxxxxxxxxx / designed in icendia
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okay…........... im so proud of this one…. i really like it..:) took this shot from two blocks away from her.. I was walking downtown fort myers, florida.. and saw her.. and went for it.. over the cars.. that were parked.. and while walking ..cause company was waiting…..... they walk and just roll their eyes.. shes taking pictures again…...lol! I love the contrast of the soft romantic look ..with the old official art center building.. straight out of the camera.. sony DSC P 200 cybershot handheld and walking shot .lol. Fort Myers, florida
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shot in china / edited in photoshop to give it a ‘filmy’ feel =]
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This series is called ‘Daily Tao’. Chinese symbols taken from the book ‘Tao Daily Meditations’ by Deng Ming-Dao. The book was given to me by a dear friend, and former lover. I enjoy picking it up and reading the entries, finding something new to take from them each time. From ‘Tao Daily Meditations’ on Stillness: Wind stirs the bamboo, / But once the wind passes, / The bamboo is silent. / Geese land in the chill pond, / but once the geese fly away, / There are no reflections. / In the same way, / Once the red dust passes, / The mind is still. The affairs of the world are often euphemistically referred to as red dust. If we do not involve ourselves with the difficulties of the world, there will naturally not be any suggestion or stimulation present. Then the mind will be still. The still mind is capable of the most supreme states of existence. Obviously, total withdrawal from the tribulations, dangers, sensual tempations, and entanglements of everyday life would be one way of doing this. If you feel ready to do this and you have that option, then you should do so. You will find satisfaction and happiness very quickly. But if you are obligated to remain in the world for some time more, and still want to practice the art of tranquility, you must execute withdrawal on a more microcosmic scale. Then stillness is possible for at least short periods. Even short periods of stillness must be beneficial….......... :o) Peace, love & happiness, / Jenny
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Work horses in the tobacco fields of Kentucky.
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