Famine
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“Those who do not feel pain, seldom think that it is felt.” – Samuel Johnson. Medium: Indian ink and Gray wash, and Photoshop CS2.
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A deserted farm cottage in rural ireland, whitewashed with a tatch roof. This is a really old farm cottage with a plow outside and storm clouds moving in.
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1845-49 – Famine – connemara – Ireland Camera – Olympus/2n / Lens – 28-mm
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‘Famine’ Sculpture by Edward R. Delaney, R.H.A. / St. Stephen’s Green, Dublin
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Lisa C. Weber ©2007 (Created with Bryce 6.1) Visit My Complete Portfolio for all My 3D Rendering Artwork. Thanks for dropping by and enjoy!
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The original Dunbrody was a three-masted barque built in Quebec, Canada, for the Graves family of New Ross, Co. Wexford in 1845. She carried many emigrants to the new world from 1845-1870. / The Dunbrody Project involves the construction of a full scale sea-going replica. The Dunbrody was finished in early 2001 and has been opened to visitors since 1st May 2001 at the quayside in New Ross.
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with recent events happening around the world, controlled by greedy governments and new world order, i think it’s time we all stood up together as a united group and change our future for a true free world!
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interior livingroom wall of a famine house on the southern coast of Ireland. Don’t know when it was built, but the last inhabitants either died or fled in the 1840’s potatoe famine. It blows my mind to see a round rock fitting into a square hole… / and I can’t imagine the skill and patience it must have taken to put this together!
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Location: Highway 80 California / Technique: HDR (High Dynamic Range) / Workflow: 6+ Raws – Matix Pro – Finalized in Cs2 / Equip: Canon 5D OG Featured in Group: / “Core [C.O.R.E]” – May 21, 2009 / “American Southwest ” – May 27, 2009 Special thanks to Michael for the Title, Been dry on Titles lately.
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Yes this is Toronto. This shot was taken from the grounds of the Irish monument that stands behind the old Canada Malting Building. The actual monument and the statues are quite a thing to see. Very heartbreaking. This and other statues of starving people and the Monument are to commemorate the Irish Potato Famine.
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5”x7” / acrylic on wood / 2007
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Part of sculpture memorial to the Irish Famine immigrants landing on Toronto’s shores.
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Part of sculpture memorial to Irish Famine immigrants to Toronto
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Part of a sculpture memorial to Irish Famine immigrants to Toronto
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View of Toronto from the Monument commemorating the Irish Potato Famine of the 1800’s For the City scapes Challenge
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Support the Global Bleak outlook on life day now! / T-shirt may cause misery and mayhem towards children. / T-shirt may cause pestilence, war and drought. / T-shirt may make you less attractive to opposing gender. / T-shirt may cause cynicism. / T-shirt may ignite when in contact with nitrogen or may freeze when denied nitrogen. / T-shirt may cry itself to sleep at night.
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While in Paris, France there was an outdoor photo exhibit surrounding the Jardin du Luxembourg (Luxembourg Gardens). I captured this moment as onlookers were in a ‘deep thought’ of global awareness as it pertained to the famine in this image of a third world country.
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EVERY ST PADDYS DAY NEW YORK BECOMES THE EMERALD CITY…. THE BEGGINING OF WHERE THE IRISH CAME TO FULLFILL THEIR DREAMS BY THE BOAT-LOADS… WHERE THEY THOUGHT THEY COULD GET A HEART, A BRAIN, COURAGE AND A PLACE THEY COULD CALL HOME. MANY PERISHED IN SEARCH OF A BETTER LIFE…. BUT TO ALL THOSE WHO DIDNT… / THE IRISH LEGACY IN AMERICA…THIS IS DEDICATED… ERIN GO BRAUGH!! PHOTOS PUBLIC DOMAIN…. THIS WORK IS COYRIGHT PROTECTED BY A 2ND PARTY AND CAN BE TRACKED. ABSOLUTELY NO USE OF IMAGE WITHOUT PERMISSION. / / MCN: C24C3-B24B6-9E850 FEATURED IN POSTCARD STYLE
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MBF Fractal. All equations are original and saved in png format. © jwarburton 09
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/ ©MCN:CKXW3-4LWDB-E987E Murrisk / in Mayo in the West of Ireland The village of Murrisk has a quite outstanding location – between the shores of Clew Bay and the majestic mountain of Croagh Patrick, known locally as ‘The Reek’. The root of the village’s name is uncertain, it comes either from ‘Muir Riasc’ which translates as ‘a marsh by the sea’ or the more romantic “Muir Iasc’, the sea monster worshipped in pagan times. Overlooking the sea is the dramatic National Famine Monument, an outstanding John Behan sculpture depicting a skeleton strung ‘coffin ship’. from Mayo on the Move
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Irish Hunger Memorial Entrance, New York City Financial District. One and a half million people died between 1846 and 1850 in the famine in Ireland caused by potato blight which all but destroyed the main food source of the time. / The Irish Hunger Memorial garden is a monument to those who perished during the great hunger, and is a symbol to highlight areas of the world affected by hunger today. All of the stones were brought in from Ireland. / The memorial, located at 290 Vesey St and North End Ave is in the Financial District of New York City. / Maybe some of those high payed CEOs and Wall Street executives should spend a little time here and reflect on their own situation compared to so many others in this country and around the world who can’t feed their families because of Wall Street’s greed. / © jc warburton 09, Nikon D90,Nikkor 18-200mm 1:3.5 – 5.6 VR lens. / Featured in:If It Doesn’t Belong Nov. 09. / Featured in: Cityscapes and City Skylines Nov. 09. / Featured in: All About New York State Oct. 09.
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