Drain
447 creative works found
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A hole in the wall that I found at Broadway Carpark. I think it’s a drainage pipe… Please also visit my website alexkess.com and my photoblog . Cheers and Thanks, Alex
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Inverted colour macro photograph of sand covered in hundreds of little holes created by the water as it drained away. Best viewed LARGE Sometimes when this place gets kind of empty, / Sound of their breath fades with the light. / I think about the loveless fascination, / Under the milky way tonight. Lower the curtain down in memphis, / Lower the curtain down all right. / I got no time for private consultation, / Under the milky way tonight. Wish I knew what you were looking for. / Might have known what you would find. / Wish I knew what you were looking for. / Might have known what you would find. And its something quite peculiar, / Something thats shimmering and white. / Leads you here despite your destination, / Under the milky way tonight The Church
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one goes through unridden at this secret spot…
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Satire on human society and how perilously close we’re coming to complete annihilation Oil on Stretched Canvas – No Airbrushing 60 X 60 inches / 153 X 153 cm Original : / Sold / contact my Agents at Gallery 112 / .................................................................................
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Its been one of those days.
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A slightly different crop of one of Melbourne’s famous lanes that are covered in Graffiti, this one being Union Lane that runs off Little Collins St… Saw this drain pipe and couldn’t resist it so took a couple of photos and stitched them together, I really love the little character at the bottom left hand corner of the pic! HDR in Photomatix, Stitch in Photoshop, Saturation and contrast etc in Adobe Lightroom. Sales 1 Poster 1 Framed Print Click here for my other images of laneways and graffiti
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I go anywhere.
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One of the images in the upcoming Glass Eye exhibition
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One of the images in the upcoming Glass Eye exhibition
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a bit gross….or maybe too graphic…!! / but i hope y’all like it….?1? his plight , is it in vain? / accursed on earth / to suffer, and bear pain? / or have joy and mirth…? / perhaps inner conflicts, so bane / so forced to regret his birth.. / ashamed, unhappy, brain drain! B
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Subterranean Geelong / 20mm, ISO 100, f5.6, 143 secs / Shot in total darkness with extensive light painting of main drain (with dolphin torch) and flash fired remotely up the “split” to the left
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Came across this hole in the rocks at North Beach jetty, it’s only visible when the tide is right. / I was fascinated by the way the water got ‘sucked’ away … all framed with fantastic early morning ‘pink’ tones. Canon 40d
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An old window with green shutters in the historic Italian town of Albenga. Below the window are the remnants of a painted sign advertising a coffee house
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/ / / When your options are limited, look for a friend. / / / / Underground Geelong with Reg Lyons as my guide. A great little afternoon’s adventure of VERY wet legs, lol, spooky dark tunnels and lots of fun experimenting with some sparklers. Thanks so much Reg :o) especially for the beer! / / / / / / / Sony A200 / ISO 100 / Shutter 30sec (my max without a shutter control like Reg – check his work out now if you haven’t!!) / F 5.6 / 18mm
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Time and hopes and tears / and frantic cries and giggles / circle the Universe / and swirl in tangles to the drain. / The Universe won’t end / with a bang or a whimper. / It will end with a glug-glug-glug. Fractal rendered in Oxidizer and edited and edited and edited until it whimpered and gave this up.Edited in Photoshop Elements 3, using a bunch of flamingpear plug-ins. Filters? / /
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/ / / / / Neither are impressive without the other. / (especially in photography!) / / / Long exposure with tea lights in underground drain. /
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A concept from a dream I had….. / “The Mad Hatters Tea Party” I contacted good friend and good sport Jane Keats and asked if she’d like to collaborate with me on this series. We hashed over a few ideas, got ourselves a heap of props, trudged through vile water and wandered through ink black tunnels to our Tea Party location. Lighting – 6 Tealights / 59 Sec / f4.5 / 17mm / ISO 100 / Processed in Lightroom w~ “Dave on the Hill 05” Preset + fiddling / Exported to Photoshop CS3 – Dodging/Burning/ Noise Reduction and minor Sharpening Shot at the same location as this
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What can I say? It masquerades as other things, like self-assessment and humility; and it looks pretty with it’s bright fizzy colors and seemingly earnest energy. But it’s mean-spirited and lethal to creativity. And it’s ALWAYS out there, waiting to pounce. I had a tussle with self-doubt today, and got a good look at it!! Digital painting and editing in Photoshop Elements 3. /
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Grate
by Mark CowardHeavy rain. Huyton, Liverpool
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DRAINSTORM
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This is a small area (about 6”x4”) from a large acrylic and tissue paper on canvas that I did 24 years ago. I miss “real” paint. But I don’t miss clogged drains. Until I can find a way to paint with no cleanup I’m not going to do it again. Maybe I’ll try painting with my fingers, wearing vinyl gloves? As is; shot with my little Nikon. / /
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