Dark stone
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4am at Mitcham Graveyard, South Australia. The lights of the city shining onto the clouds creates a burning hell-like feel to it. The light then reflects onto the tomb stones to create this surreal effect. This pic published in Dec 2006
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My perfect angel…. Sadly this is one of the few remaining statues in the local cemetery that is still intact – the rest have all been vandalised to some extent.
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I have no idea why I am drawn to cemeteries. I do not have a morbid curiosity about death for any reason, but that’s another story. But I am drawn to them like a moth to a lit candle. I am always respectful of the final resting places and have never, to my knowledge, desecrated any grave. That having been said, I will post a few and see what you all think. Then, I’ll decide whether to keep them up and post more, or take them down and keep them private. / Brad Sumner / / / / / / / / /
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I have no idea why I am drawn to cemeteries. I do not have a morbid curiosity about death for any reason, but that’s another story. But I am drawn to them like a moth to a lit candle. I am always respectful of the final resting places and have never, to my knowledge, desecrated any grave. That having been said, I will post a few and see what you all think. Then, I’ll decide whether to keep them up and post more, or take them down and keep them private. / Brad Sumner / / / / / / / /
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Actually a wall i think, in the Mesa’s around Denver.
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The berry bush from Caveman Craig in all its pixelly splendour! Available in a BRUK-LOAD of colours. Also available in long-sleeve and womens.
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Image copyright © 2008 Abeque Wikimac. Copying and displaying or redistribution of this image without permission from the artist is strictly prohibited.
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Sunlight through a stained glass window hits the stone floor at Mont-St-Michel.
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Had to wade down this river to get this photo in Irland but once i got there it was worth it i sat on these stones for about an hour just enjoying the area i was in :)
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Cloud reflections move across the waters face while barnacle laden rocks can be seen beneath. The movement of light is unusual, I like it. This piece is one of my favorites and what I consider one of my most artistic.
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let me see
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Photograph post-processed in Photoshop. Enjoy! :)
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© T.L.White
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Taken at South Park near Pittsburgh Pa Pentax istD DA 16-45
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Photographed in a small hamlet along the Great River Road in western Illinois just north of St.Louis, Missouri.
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An old mysterious building with a tower. The moon is full, the fog is rolling in… so come on in… anytime… we’ll leave the lights on!!! / This old building is located in rochefort-en-Terre, Morbihan, Brittany, France. / / /
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Accepted in Boots 2 Heal juried art show, Morton Street Gallery, Richmond, TX to benefit Breast Cancer Research Each entry was required to feature a pair of boots in some way, shape, or form. Entries chosen included paintings, mixed media pieces, sculptures, and photography. As part of my entry I included a paragraph on what I wanted this image to say: “In my photograph I wanted to evoke the atmosphere of the journey a breast cancer patient takes on their way to recovery. The gray-to-black stone road and large ominous trees gives the impression of a long, hard fight to go home; hence, The Dark Road Home. The typical pink breast cancer ribbon is created using aged barbed wire painted partially pink to signify that the research itself has a prickly nature and a long way to go. It lays across a pair of brightly colored boots. Highlighting this portion of the photo signifies the hope that breast cancer research brings, enabled by the Boots 2 Heal organization.” Nikon D40X, f/36.0, ISO 100, focal length: 55.0mm, metering mode: pattern, no flash SOLD AT THE BOOTS 2 HEAL JURIED ART SHOW
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The slowly draining rainbow garden: Into the graylight moon
by Kristin ReynoldsSometime between the mid of night and morning… The washed out garden seems to groan / her fraying blanket, cold; / strands of gray inhab…
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