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I love looking at old fallen down barns / buildings, here is one I found today while out on a drive.
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November scene from the Shenandoah.
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This is a picture I took in Downing Town (I think that’s how it’s spelled) P.A. I was visiting there with a friend and it was so beautiful out, we were exploring through the woods near this beautiful lake.
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cracks
by jo beerensHave a look at my other photos. For example: / / / / / / / / / / Or browse through one of my categories flower / poppy / water / leaf / other / reflection / macro / insect / dragonfly
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Eype Down, near Bridport, Dorset, England
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a hole inside a tree trunk
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Better viewed large.
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A side road off the main road through the Everglades. Photographed in infrared.
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Date: May 17, 2007 / Location: Jordan River, Israel / Camera: SONY DSC-S600 Copyright ©2008 Marmadas Photography / Do not use without permission I was surprised to see that the Jordan river was so TURQUOISE. It was definitely a beautiful location for baptism.
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This shot was taken in St Peters Valley, Jersey Channel Islands. It’s a bit too green, but I hope somebody likes it? /
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this is the board walk into the National Park in Noosa. It was deserted beacuase it has rained all day, but this was the moment when the sun broke through thye clouds. Magical.
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. / . / / . / in Mt Field National Park, Tasmania.
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December 2007, Oil on canvas, 12” x 12” This is the first in a new series of pagan religious icons. After a personal religious ritual, while I was still in a meditative, trancelike state, I called on the celtic goddess Dana and started to paint, letting the awen (the spirit of inspiration) speak through me. I wasn’t so much invoking the goddess through my ritual as centering myself, and opening myself to the power she represents, letting it manifest through the painting. I worked from imagination without any clear plan, developing the composition intuitively. This is part of a longer soul-work, in which painting becomes a meditative, communicative process, a method of experiencing and revealing the divine through inspired and creative acts. I’ve wanted to explore pagan iconography for a while now, and this is my first non-commissioned, personally significant artwork of that type. My art, the art in me that feels like it means something, is a revelation and exploration of a panentheist divine, but who is revealed most powerfully through the inspiration process itself. It’s an exploration of the divine in myself and how it relates to the divine in the world. It’s magic realism, playing with various mythologies and symbol sets. It’s invocation through imagery, the divine made very real, very physically manifest in the object of the artwork. I’m not sure what else it is yet. But this is the first one. I think this would make an appropriate centrepiece for a contemporary altar or household shrine, or it could also be hung decoratively. The painting portrays a pale female figure kneeling by a pool in which a full moon is reflected, dipping her hand into a stream of water falling above her head, drawn up from the water of the pool through the roots of a bare-branched tree, and falling in a graceful arc that mirrors the shape of a crescent moon. The imagery and symbolism of this piece reflect both Wiccan and druidic influences. The figure also references the art of Lady Frieda Harris and her work with Aleister Crowley on the Thoth tarot deck; this icon is in part a meditation on Lady Harris’ illustration for The Star (seventeen of Trumps). © 2008 Helen Lambert – Earth : Sky : Art / The artist retains rights and reproduction privileges of this image. I regularly accept commissions for bespoke artworks – you can find out more about my work at my website, Earth:Sky:Art.
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upside down vehicle with a kitty on top, or on the bottom? he he / My dad shot this, a ways outside of Haines, Alaska. Please view my other dads shots here Images copyright ©John Ratcliffe– 2008. / Copying, displaying, manipulating or redistribution of any image from this portfolio without permission from the artist is strictly prohibited
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Multiple exposure / I took the picture and i rotated the camera by 180 degrees and i took another picture on the same part of film.. / not bad for the first time :D
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A PERSPECTIVE ABOUT OLD BARNS / He said,” you couldn’t get paint that beautiful”, for a new country home he’s building down the road. Only years of standing in the weather, bearing the storms and scorching sun, only that can produce beautiful barn wood. / It came to me then. We’re a lot like that, you and I. / Only it’s on the inside that the beauty grows with us. / Sure we turn silver gray too… and lean a bit more than we did when we were young and full of sap. / But the Good Lord knows what He’s doing. / And as the years pass He’s busy using the hard weather of our lives, / The dry spells and the stormy seasons do a job of beautifying our souls that nothing else can produce. / And to think how often folks holler because they want life easy!
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HDR photo of the view from the bluff at Dutch Valley / Rockville, New Brunswick, Canada. Learn more about High Dynamic Range imaging at HDR Photo.
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Taken: Mukilteo Cemetery -Mukilteo Washington *© copyright 2009 All Rights Reserved / You may not use, replicate, manipulate, redistribute, or modify this image without my express consent
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A paperbark tree fallen after recent heavy rain.
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MCN :: CWSPK-1MGT1-BK74M / / in Music Inspired Art Dec. 29th 2009 when lights are low the mind plays games and anything can happen / /
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