Formula
574 creative works found
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Fernando Alonso, seconds before crossing the finishing line to win the 2007 Malaysian GP. Fernando Alonso drives for the McLaren-Mercedes Formula 1 team.
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This historic Formula 1 car was the first non-European car to win a grand prix. It did so at the 1965 Mexico round of the championship. The image was taken at the 2007 Sydney International Motor Show, where Honda had the fully restored car on display.
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Beneath the dense canopy on Vegan Minor. A fractal manipulation.
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Mathmatical equation PROVING that women equal problems. Math does not lie.
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Heikki Kovalainen pushing hard to catch the BMW of Robert Kubica at the opening round of the 2008 FIA Formula 1 season at Albert Park Melbourne, Australia Click here for my other photos of cars!
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L K Southward ~ Iconic Art UK
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Desert Vision Sketch II / Fractal Explorer render / Milan Dobrojevic
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Acrylic on canvas, 30×40 cm. Ayrton Senna driving for the Lotus-Honda team during the 1987 Formula One season.
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FE JT Eyes formula. Touch of lacquer in PSP and removel of a noisy bit at the bottom also in PSP with a black brush. When fractals return home to mothership fractal after a hard days work avoiding jenny’s mouse, the first thing they want is a drink of Julia’s tea, and as each have two spiral mouths they drink greedily, making slurping noises. It is then that Jenny creeps up unseen and snap – takes their picture. “Oh pooh” they say, “oh well”, always tomorrow.
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model: joybrady.com
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One ring to rule them all, one ring to find them, one ring to bring them all, and in the darkness bind them. Concept Art / s1 3D fractal render Milan Dobrojevic
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You really should look at this open in large.. I mean go ahead press that button :) this is a Ceiba tree!.. you could see it perfectly.. its against the sky.. AND.. its one of the most endearing trees in all the world. strong as steel, you do not want to climb this one with all of its thorns. this one was flowering with its orquid looking flowers.. hope you can see this, but ! you have to see it large.
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Entry for the T-Shirt Revolution Anachronism contest! wooop!
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Currently Im sitting at my computer after consuming a can of Mountain due. Its got me totally wires and and feeling all out of sorts. It turns out it has a number of questionable ingredients in it in cluding Sodium Benzoate thats like to hyperactivity and can potentially destory your mitochondrial DNA, scary stuff! Prolong your life – Avoid Mountain Dew! I have just come back and read what i tried to type above, I’m all over the shop! I will leave my badly typed and confusing description as factual evidence to prove that mountain dew is bad for you, very bad!
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This is an exercise in blur with PS Elements – the original photo was Nigel Mansell stationary on the grid. I’m not 100% sure of the outcome but thought I would put it up for comments. Edit – Added some radial blur to the tyres and tidied up a few edge details.
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This Williams FW07 was driven by the Australian F1 World Champion Alan Jones during the 1979 and 1980 seasons. / Alan was to drive this car to win the Drivers World Championship in 1980 through wins in the Argentine, French, British, Canadian, and United States Grand Prix. I took this shot at a recent historic event at Silverstone…and played about with it just a bit in Photoshop! / The car and sky were in the same original image, but I ‘introduced’ the bushes in the far distance from another image and brought the sky down a little in order to remove people, and other cars that were in the background. / I also had to be very patient, as every so often somebody would stop by and peer into the car getting in the way of my shot! I hope you like the result. Nikon D80. Nikkor 18-135mm. 1/1250 f8
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World Champion Michael Schumaker’s 2000 Formula 1 Ferrari. On display at the local Bridgestone tire dealer in Temecula. Featured: Historic Motor Racing Photography Worldwide / September 2009
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