Erica
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Erica Corr
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Erica Rosario
United States
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Erica Williams
Australia
37 creative works found
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This is by my daughter for the Children’s Art group. Honest!
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This was one of those freak photos, straight off my camera, the only thing i changed was the white balance and the original was in color!!!... i walked straight past this spot on the walking track and my friend pulled me up!!! Spider webs were every where, there was late afternoon fog that had nt lifted, sun was perfect, dead trees, it was all there!! 30 mins later when we walked past, the sun was too low and the fog had lifted and the web could hardly be seen!!! freaky…......right place…......right time…....hahahaha…
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Erica the Red / Karin Taylor / Mixed Media Production / Ink Pastel Acrylic Charcoal / from the Inspired Series of original paintings
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For me what really stands out about this shoot is the when and where of how. / The location? Britannia beach. Why is this so special? Well, I grew up not far from this beach here in Ottawa. I know live down town and I very rarely get back here. Something very interesting happened after this shoot was over. First let me give you a tiny background on me and the Summer of 2006. I went a little nuts and did about 15 full day all out shoots almost non stop. So much that I’m still going through them! / So much so that by the time I was finished shooting Erika my left eye was actually hurting so much it was going out of focus! / So after this shoot I decided to just sit and relax and watch the sunset, (with my one good eye). / So the bench I planted myself was located behind a volleyball tournament with the sun behind the players, silhouetting them. / While they where playing they began kicking up allot of sand dust. The entire scene had this eerie other world feeling. / Yet I’ve no pictures of that. Not because I was out of film. Forced by my one bad eye I was reminded that I don’t have to take a picture of everything. Sometimes it’s nice to just sit and watch. / The full set can be viewed at the link below. / http://www.flickr.com/photos/jefharris/sets/72157600000540315/
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Of my daughter, for my daughter, but without my daughter (to model)
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A test I did with Erica Sliverman She’s incredibly talented it was a pleasure working with her, while i don’t think this was the best in the series i still like it!
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This is an ornamental shrub, called Heath (Erica)... / It has loads of tiny bell shaped flowers in the Spring. At this time it looks like a big snow ball, full of white bells…so tiny. Used PSP…for this… :) / I printed this out, and I must say, it is GORGEOUS in print! There are a million colors, that seem to sparkle. Surprised myself!!. :)
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Erica sliverman no editing just converted to bw
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Critique of Erica van Manen's "Alone With A Rose"
by Damien Mason/ Erica van Manen...
/ Erica van Manen posted up her great photo Alone With A Rose for critique in the Critique Forum, and she’s kindly given me permission to publish my response here. Agree or disagree I hope you’ll head over to the forum and drop in your own comments and feedback. —-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—- Hi Erica, I do like this shot. The eyes are compelling, they really pull you in, and the colour is consistent and well-considered. However there’s two ways I find myself trying to interpret this photo, and each would be an effective shot, although they can’t really coexist. The first is that this is a glamour shot. Your lighting is really good for this – it’s a nice warm tone that really compliments the skin. The eyes are just fantastic – your housemate should be proud of her beautiful eyes. The hair frames the face nicely, and the golden colour works well with the tone of the whole shot. The problem with this primarily is the pose of the model – she looks uncomfortable. Her head is turned too far so she could look around at the camera, and along with the hand there it just makes for a bit of an awkward angle. Adding to this discomfort is the rose – it’s sitting up quite high, and is clearly just placed on top of the model rather than her interacting with it. I think that’s why Martin said it looks like a digital collage – the elements aren’t really working with each other. The second interpretation is based on these elements that don’t work in a glamour shot, and that is that your model is dead. Quite a different interpretation than the first. However in this case the stillness of the shot, the awkward angle of the head and body and the rose placed on top work really well. The only changes I would suggest for that interpretation would be to have the eyes looking out past the camera instead of straight at it – more in line with the natural placement of the head. You could also try a cooler light to take some of the life out of the shot, but to be honest I think it would work with the warm light. It would give the whole thing the visual feel of a glamour shot but with a much more serious connotation. Ultimately you know what you wanted to achieve with this photo, so you can choose what you might do differently next time to better convey the feeling you want. It’s important to realise how tiny details can completely change an image though. I hope that helps
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E is for Egret (this one’s a Snowy Egret); E is also for Elaine, Eileen, Ellen, Effie, Ellie, Emmy, Emily, Esther, Eddie, Ed, Etta, Eve, Eva, Elvin, Elvis, Elvira, Eric, Erica, Edmond, Edward, Emile, Emiio, Edna, Elias, Eli, or anybody who is excellent, energetic, enthusiastic, eloquent, elegant, earnest, emotional, expressive, exemplary, extra-special, effective, efficient, and extremely edifying! The E’s have the edge!
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Impromptu portraiture of my eldest daughter
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no makeup beauty test for ericas agency good night everone
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Two Calendars
by Erica CorrI have a couple of calendars available to buy! I’m thrilled with how they have been designed by Redbubble and they look great hanging on …
I have a couple of calendars available to buy! I’m thrilled with how they have been designed by Redbubble and they look great hanging on the wall. Attractive and practical. Scenes Through a Lens contains a range of my black and white photographs. I tried to tie the images in with the seasons. View a reduced-quality version in PDF. Warm and Blue contains images with orange or yellow and blue tones in them. I noticed that I had a few in this vein and thought they might look good in a calendar. View a reduced-quality version in PDF. Hope you find one or the other to your liking.
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This is what she sees when waiting at the lights with her greens in the back seat
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Mt Erica near Hut Ruin, Victoria, Australia. / Equipment: Canon 400D, lens 24-105f4L, Manfrotto tripod. Shot at F18, 1 sec focal length 24mm ISO 100,
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Mt Erica, Victoria, Australia. / Equipment: Canon 400D, lens 24-105f4L, Manfrotto tripod. Shot at F16, 1 sec focal length 28mm ISO 100.
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Hut Ruin between Talbot PK and Mt Erica about 1500m, Victoria, Australia. / Equipment: Canon 400D, lens 24-105f4L, Manfrotto tripod. Shot at F18, 1 sec focal length 24mm ISO 100
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A photo of my daughter was the inspiration, but this does not actually look like my daughter. Close, but no cigar. Which is just as well, for cigars often give people lip cancer!
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Colored marker sketch for upcoming painting
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