Emissions 

78 creative works found

  • This photograph of drying clothes in front of a red barn in the vivid light of the late afternoon evokes a connection to traditional American domestic life, but with a twist. The description of the clothesline as “zero emissions solar power” reminds viewers that the American way is not necessarily the industrial way. It’s an environmentalist message, but aimed at conservatives who value home, family, and the traditional way of doing things. This image gently confronts the misperception that environmentalism is radical, and that dealing with global warming must require terrible sacrifices. In truth, environmentalism is wholesome, and calls upon Americans to return to their self-reliant roots. Zero emissions solar power is simple and inexpensive. Help bring the environmental debate about dealing with climate change back to reasonable ground, as you mail this message of common sense green power.

  • The aftermath of bushfires at Mount Hotham Victoria Australia shows the damage to the alpine snowgums and illustrates some increasing risks of climate change. Any commission from sales of this image is donated to the Phoenix Appeal for the Victorian bushfire recovery efforts.

  • Blackened snowgums after bushfires at Mount Hotham Victoria Australia illustrate the increasing risks of climate change

  • From the buyer’s booth: /

  • Wind Turbines under an approaching storm

  • Sepia shot of a wind turbine head at Royd Moor South Yorkshire

  • Wind turbine at Royd Moor wind farm. South Yorkshire

  • Wind Turbines, Royd Moor Wind Farm, West Yorkshire, UK

  • Taken at the cafe in the National Gallery of Victoria. Part of my Bars and Cafes series

  • fractal erotica or just myy neurotica,but who can tell at this resolution.

  • This is just a bend in the Murray river in Victoria. Australians will know we are considering emission targets which are unlikely to save this river system. It is not good enough!

  • WHY RIDE A MOTORCYCLE? / Motorcycles and scooters emit less greenhouse gas than cars. They also reduce traffic congestion, save travel time, are cheaper to manufacture, more economical to run, and take up less parking space.

  • This is a cartoon that a lot of people liked and so I thought it might make a good t-shirt. Or not.

  • C J Lewis. Mixed media using a photograph as the basis of a pond and myself then added 4 various filters & coloured in Paint.Net and resized in PhotoPlus6. JANUARY 2009 FEATURED IN Art In Math Group This depicts how I feel most of the time…like a rainbow…connected to the energy of life and emitting rainbow energy of love & peace…have been told my aura, not seen it myself, is like looking at a crystal of many colours when the sun reflects on me at certain angles….apparently :)) She’s Like A Rainbow / MCN:C614E-0DB04-585F7 LIFE It’s strange you know, / That people don’t let themselves go / And do what pleases them most It’s strange you know / When you see a sad face / That really has happiness below It’s strange you know / That people don’t see / Within their heart / Is the place to start For as I see life / It’s beautiful to me / Only because I am free to see That you don’t have to hide / Your feelings away / From he or she / Just let things be… © C J Lewis, Sydney, 1970

  • Best Viewed Large All Rights Reserved / @ Julia Wright

  • Verbal and non-verbal…

  • Part 2 of “The Incubus” series

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