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Trevor Fellows
United Kingdom
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Stuart Fellowes
United Kingdom
225 creative works found
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Just beyond the sunset / Someone waits for me / Just beyond the sunset / Lies my destiny / Where the purple mountains / Lie in deep tranquillity / There I’ll find the treasure / Of love eternally Just beyond the sunset / Waits someone so fair / Just beyond the sunset / All alone they wait there / Their hair is golden / The colour of the sand / Their eyes sparkle in the night / Like diamonds in your hand Just beyond the sunset / Lies a home for me / Where the world is peaceful / Like a paradise should be / Just beyond the sunset / Someday is where you’ll find me Written – July or Aug 1966 David Harris Thought these words went beautifuly with the shot.
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2009. B/W film, as is. A man, who had been searching garbage bins along a street in a commercial center, approached another man who was trying to find something of value in a bin. The first man took a clean bran-new cigarette from his pocket and gave it to the other man. The neat white cigarette almost shone in the darkness. The second man, looking at it, “Where did you find it?” He asked with surprise. “Someone gave it to me.” The man said. He left quickly, probably heading to another bin. The proceeds from this item will be donated to Farestart.
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As is from the camera, Fuji finepix s8000fd (point shoot and prey) / This is of a Tasmanian Tiger snake Notechis scutatus
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A picture turned painting! With a photo, a little crop here and there, resizing, and a paint program at your fingertips you really get a feel for Autumn. This is one of my favorite fall photos taken here in Spokane, WA., hope you enjoy it as much as I do.
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/ Yummi Love Children’s Keds Shoe available at Zazzle Here is the utube version of Susan’s Birthday Party by Maureen Logan www.metroscreen.org. which is a screenplay/short movie written, directed and produced by old indigenous friends Maureen and Marvette Logan Lucki Loopi Yummi Love Multicultural Combo Mix / by Karin Taylor / digital creation / /
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Here i stand alone / bright as a shining star / i am the last / beauty among the barren land / i stand alone head bowed / and Waite for the end / for my time will come / as it did for the others / i am the last / i am / ALONE.
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Some talented photographers on RB have come out from behind the camera to show themselves. I had a request from a friend to do the same. I completed my 50th trip around the sun in December, hence the name “50”! Camera Model Canon EOS 50D / Shooting Mode Manual Exposure / Tv( Shutter Speed ) 1/13 / Av( Aperture Value ) 5.6 / ISO Speed 100 / Lens EF-S18-200mm f/3.5-5.6 IS / Focal Length 155.0mm For more information please visit Brian’s Homepage
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...now was that slip of the tongue from the yummy chips or from the sensual described paragraph he just read? Ha…taken in Central Park, NYC.
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Detail /
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The last few moments of the Tinsley towers nearly 3am when they come down Sunday morning UK time. All The Pictures Contained May Not Be Reproduced, Copied, Edited, Published, Transmitted Or Uploaded In Any Way Without My Permission. My Images Do Not Belong To The Public Domain. / © Trevor Fellows 2008: using this image for any purpose and in any way, without prior permission, may lead to legal action. sold a framed print localy yay
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I thought this would be a perfect VALENTINE’S DAY CARD. I took this during the Tribeca Film Festival in NYC a couple of years ago. I love these opportunistic candids.
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Love me for who i am not what i look like. All The Pictures Contained May Not Be Reproduced, Copied, Edited, Published, Transmitted Or Uploaded In Any Way Without My Permission. My Images Do Not Belong To The Public Domain. / © Trevor Fellows 2008: using this image for any purpose and in any way, without prior permission, may lead to legal action.
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Taken last night over looking Hemsworth Yorkshire at 02:26 am in the morning
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Welcome my fellow Deviants!
by John De Bord Photography IPAWelcome my fellow Deviants! Greetings to all of you that took my advice in my journal...
Welcome my fellow Deviants! Greetings to all of you that took my advice in my journal over on deviantArt and came over here to RedBubble! There have been quite a few it seems to come on over and explore things. This place is quite different than DA as you may be finding out, but the differences I feel are also better as you will see. So I thought that I would go ahead and throw a little primer together for you guys, kinda a FYI for ya! I hope this helps you guys! I also am going to feature a few works from some of ya down below :) 1) RedBubble is FOR the Artist!- DA charges people for having a ‘subscription’ and also a ‘premium prints subscription’. When a user does NOT have a premium print subscription, they can only make 10% profit of their sales. When they have a premium subscription, artist only gets 50% of markup with DA getting the other 50% of artist profit. RedBubble is 100% free, costs nothing to join, there is NO member subscription, the artist keeps 100%!! of ALL profits with RB only getting the base price. There is NO ‘premium print subscription” on RB. 2) NO Popularity Contest Here!- Yes You read right, there is NO popularity contest here. Everyone is one and the same, all on the same level. Sure, your statts are accessible but are NOT displayed on the front of your page. In fact they are actually kind of hard to find lol I don’t even recall where they are at! There is no “popular” area of any kind, and all that there is really is the art of the front page. Nice huh? Thought many of you would like that! 3) A Structured Groups/Clubs System—- DA has been saying that they would something in this form now for years, literally, it took RB like a week to do it lol You can see all the groups here 4) Borders and Watermarks—-Do NOT add border for images which you are uploading here, as it generally a pain in the rear for when they print things. As such, they discourage it. The same for watermarks, as RB has a built in watermarking system, and if you upload an image that has a watermark then that image when sold will have one on it. (Though I am sure they would flag it first) 5) * True Theft Prevention!-* RB has an option that places a 1 pixel gif overlay on top of your images, so when someone tries to download an image of yours, instead they get a 1px gif! 6) The HTML here—- Ok all things considered, the HTML here is a lil whacky and unique. There is a cheat Sheet there that will help you will that and also a Firefox extension you can use, which I use and has been a total lifesaver. 7* *Getting Started On RB!- There is a BUNCH of things that have been posted here in the forums to help you guys out! When in doubt, always head there. These forums are VERY different than DA as teh age here is older and the atmosphere much more professional. Tutorials and Tips for Newcomers There is a wealth of info there including how to make a site badge, slideshows showing your RB portfolio, banner images, How to make T-shirts for sale, etc etc. 8*) “The Atmosphere Here!-” It is quite different as you will see. The owners of the site and admins are VERY friendly and helpful, and are fellow full time artist’s as well. The age here is older, as you will notice right away! Many of the people who I have brought here have actually left DA and haven’t looked back simply because they like it better and feel much more comfortable. 9)* “The Upload Process here—-” It is a lil slower, because the servers are in Australia, but not by much. And that is the only slower thing about this site, it loads faster, as a whole, pages and images fly when you click on them. 10) “NO Adverts!-” Yes that is correct, no adverts anywhere, period, which makes for an awesome experience for anyone who sees your work. It also makes for a nice site to send family and friends to show your work. Art the way it is meant to be seen, as art! All In All—- I hope you guys really enjoy it here. It is a really exceptional site that very much has the artist in mind. This is something that I think has been needed. Anyways, if ya all have any questions, please feel free to ask me, and I will help as I can as per usual! Hope ya all like the features below! —-John
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This is one of my many photos taken in Paris, France last July 2008. Yes, it takes me a while to edit everything. / I passed this closed boutique and I loved the advertisement on the wall. It relays the many layers and textures of MAN (through my eyes)...many visible and many invisible. / PLEASE “View Larger”.
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From a sketch that I did, whilst i was in Australia. / From a photo of a frog that, I believe, lives in Currumbin Wildlife Sanctuary (Gold Coast, Australia). Painted in acrylics and mostly composed of dozens of successive ink washes. I’m rather pleased with the overall effect. I just can’t decide whether I want ot put in a background or not. What do you think?
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Rainbows Are Forever / / / Oh beautiful rainbow within my sight / As I gaze upon your graceful colors so bright, / I wonder whose dreams / Upon you have cast your riches of light / In hopes that your path leads down within my heart / For here I keep your dish of gracious gold, / Entrusted with the love of one I dearly want to hold. / So hear me rainbow, / As my thoughts you can see / Shine on her aura so my love she can see / Light her day with a smile from thee, / And make sure she knows it’s from me. Written in 1979 F.L. Racca Sr. / /
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Taken at Dusk in Grimethorpe south Yorkshire. / whilst working night was lucky enough to catch the beautiful
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pic taken at work close up shot of a toads head loved the color and detail in his eye.
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This is the second in the series of tree carvings bye local sculpture Simone Kent on a dead tree in my local park in rawmarsh rotherham.
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The beauty of Spring and Iris, Love the colors and the wonderful beards. I tried to get a different angle to shoot these beauties!
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pic taken at scarborough of a Yamaha motor bike turned to black and white selective coloring used on the chrome work.
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Taken at Assiniboine Park Zoo, Winnipeg, Manitoba / Canon EOS Digital Rebel XTi /
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