Enfants
66 creative works found
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Andrew
by Tony EliehMy Nephew Andrew
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Model: Lynn
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Elia
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My Nephew
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Paris, 2007 Managed to catch this child in action running from one end of the tower to the next with fierce concentration.
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Kid: Andrew Kareh
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so back to pure photography … ©2008 / - / / - /
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Little boy at the age of 2 1/2 years… / Commissioned work 2008, colored pencil, 20×30 cm, www.arts-and-faces.de
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Lily
by ArtsandDogsWatercolor, 20×30 cm, watercolor paper, commission 2008 / www.arts-and-faces.de
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Colored pencil Polychromos, 20×30 cm, Hahnemühle, www.arts-and-faces.de
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Metro L’Enfant Plaza, Washington DC Shot this with my Kodak Easy Share camera. Metrorail was designed by Chicago architect Harry Weese, and is an example of late-20th century modern architecture. With its heavy use of concrete and the repetitive nature of its design motifs, it displays aspects of Brutalism, which in Washington is also illustrated by the FBI’s J. Edgar Hoover Building. Simultaneously, with its coffered groin and barrel vaults, it evokes Neoclassicism, arguably the closest thing to an “official” architectural style in Washington. Historic examples of Neoclassicism in Washington consist of the U.S. Department of the Treasury, by Robert Mills and others; the former U.S. Patent Office building (now the Smithsonian American Art Museum), also by Robert Mills and others; the White House, by James Hoban; and the Beaux-Arts Lincoln Memorial, by Henry Bacon. In 2007, the design of the vaulted Metrorail stations was voted #106 on the list of America’s Favorite Architecture, conducted by the American Institute of Architects in conjunction with Harris Interactive. / (Info from Wikipedia.)
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Adult or child who is not tempted by a French pastry? I could not resist this shot of these children, in front of a patissier, in Bayeux. Their attention was full focus on something sweet! PentaxK100D / Pentax F3.5-5.6, 18-55mm; Shutter Spd1/60; f-stop 4; Focal Length 35mm FEATURED in Mood and Ambience
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.... / . / . / © my work is copyrighted and can not be used in any way without my written permission
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A`rapid watercolour sketch on a sunny but windy day. The light was changing so quickly….. Watercolour on paper (125lb) 12×16
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When these two little girls scurried past me , deep in conversation, oblivious to everything, and loosely clutching a couple of balloons I just quickly sketched them. Most of it is from memory because they were gone in a flash, but I could see their red balloons floating far in the distance. Watercolour on paper (125lb) 12×16
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A watercolour and pastel from my sketch pad of children playing on the beach nr St Rochelle, France
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SMILES! Smiles! Smiles! / In the day, in company, smiles; / In the heavy air floating, floating, buoyed up by the wind; / Smiles – not a cloud darkening – all bright and shining; / Bright smiles on the mouths of raised heads: / - O who is that Spirit? that form in the light, with smiles? / What shapely mass is that, stretching, reaching there past the clouds? / …away, in the morn, as you fly, all looking – / O then the unloosen’d ocean, / Of smiles! smiles! smiles!
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” Who are you? ” said the Caterpillar. This was not an encouraging opening for a conversation. ” I can’t explain myself, I’m afraid, Sir, ” said Alice, ” because I’m not myself, you see. “ / ( Alice In Wonderland 1865 )
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ICI
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ICI
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Retouch work
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City of Lost Children >>> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_City_of_Lost_Children
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