Franklin
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Vikram Franklin
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Franklin Lindsey
United States
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Guy Franklin
Australia
322 creative works found
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Night shot from Franklin Square with the GPO in the background.
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/ ................................................................................ / Canon 400D / A photo of a flower taken at the Franklin Observatory in Columbus Ohio Click to View By Category: / - Waterfall Photos / - Selective Coloring / - Infrared Photos / - Black and White Photos / - Animal Photos / ............................................................................................................... / / ...............................................................................................................
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A beautiful (rare) sunny afternoon on the lower Franklin River. Sigh. How lucky we are that this amazing place has been spared from the developers… / . / Limited to cards on RedBubble, this image is available as a limited edition print from my website / . / © Doug Thost 2005
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Just downstream from where the Franklin River joins the Gordon RIver in Tasmania’s South-West World Heritage Area. Despite its remote, pristine appearance, this spot recieves thousands of visitors per year from nearby Strahan. After rafting the Franklin River, it’s a bit of a shock to arrive here amidst a throng of tourists, a float plane, and a large tourist ferry… Limited to cards on RedBubble, this image is available as a limited edition print from my website © Doug Thost 2005 Tech details: Canon EOS1n with 20-35mm lens, 30sec exposure on Fuji Provia 100
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These beautiful pear trees bloomed in our backyard every spring when we lived on the little farm near Monroe, Wisconsin. Rendered in pastels, they turned out to be a perfect subject! This painting was awarded a “State Exhibit Award” on February 16, 2008, in the Wisconsin Regional Artists Association Program, which means it is eligible for the state competition in Fall 2008. Of all my recent artwork, this is the one of which I am most proud!
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Holga 120s
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Deep in Tasmania’s south west flows the mighty Wild River – the Franklin River. / A gorge carved deeply into the rock over many eons of time, here this river flows free as nature intended. / An appropriate shutter speed capturnig the motion of the water, the brief shower of misty rain adding a magical element. Dimensions: 3872×2592 pixels. Taken with a Nikon D200 camera. Watching the water run by - / History. / The Wilderness Society has a Documentary on the saving of this river from permanent destruction. How much detail is there in my images? / This image has an example If you like this, you’ll probably like / my other images. Camera – Nikon D200
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Oil and Acrylic on Canvas with addition of printed matter / 12×12 inches A tribute to the British biologist Rosalind Franklin, and her discovery of DNA. Her discovery was the single most important advance of modern biology and it changed the future of healthcare forever. In her honor the “Roses” still bloom in the garden she planted.
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Springhill, Tennessee,artillary demonstration at The Battle of Franklin reenactment
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Nikon D80 / Nikon 105 Macro VR / f/11; 1/125 sec; ISO 100 / SB-800 fired from behind the bottle. View my other Glass pics
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LOL – the title thing has got to be the toughest part. In this case – you really shouldn’t – one is Kiwi Kleen (blue for cleaning kitchen counters) and the other is Pril diluted (Orange). Nikon D80 / Nikon 105 Macro VR / 1/125 sec @ f/11 / ISO 100 / SB-800 View my other Glass pics
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Meet Raja…. the horse I spent some time with over the weekend Nikon D80 / Nikkor 105 AF-S VR f/2.8 Micro / 105mm @ f/2.8 and 1/100 sec / Spot Meter; Manual Mode and ISO 100
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This is the second version of the image that I submitted four days ago. As I mentioned in the description of version #1, there were chances that I would still want to improve on it. Well I was not really satisfied with it and gave it another go. The long crossing through adolescence and into adulthood is not always an easy one. For many young people, it often seems like a neverending path, flooded with tears, a river of dark and murky waters ... The model in this shot is Abi, my RB friend Shelly’s beautiful daughter who is 15. She was photographed by her very talented mom Work uploaded for a challenge in the Collaborations group. The challenge consisted in using one or both of the two / images on the left as a starting point to create something / new. monocotylidono Shelly Hiebert / I chose to use both images, but also to add a 3rd collaborator. Vikram Franklin has kindly accepted to let me use this photo of a boat, and I used a bit of sky to improve on the new version as well. / I also added some textures of my own, as described below: This bit of agitated water was used mostly over the path. I simply copied part of the water from the image below into a new document and distorted the perspective a bit. One of my bad shots of a river. Nice to recycle into a texture! / Here is another photo of mine used as a texture: I use this photo of the St-Lawrence river in the fog very often in my composites. This time, it was used in at least 7 layers with various blending modes and opacities. I thought that the sky needed something and a crying moon was ideal. I used a photo of Jade, my 14-year old niece, added tears of blood and spherized it to create a moon. Played with the sky and shifted the thinning clouds to place the moon in a better position. Finally, I added a sheer layer of moon glow. Featured in the group Images & Ideas on April 22, 2009 Featured in the Dream & Fantasy Art Group on April 25, 2009 Featured in the Collaborations Group on May 3, 2009 Featured in the group OLDER KIDS aged 8-16 on July 17, 2009 Featured in the Dream and Fantasy Art group on August 28, 2009 1st place winner in the Do me or Use me challenge of the Collaborations Group on April 30, 2009 Finished in 6th position of Top 10 in the Water challenge of the Dream and Fantasy Art group on August 28, 2009 / Here is version #1. Please click on the image to view the page /
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The Benjamin Franklin Bridge in Philadelphia from a boat on the Delaware River
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Taken in Franklin, Vermont in May 2009. Views 113.
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Another grouping of some of Dale Chihuly’s works on exhibit at the Franklin Park Conservatory in Columbus, Ohio. Canon 40D / ISO 100 / F:9 / Shutter 2.5 sec. / 53mm / tripod
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Taken at Franklin County Pow Wow Nikon D300 x Nikkor 18-200 lens /
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Model: the beautiful and very talented Emily
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Slight changes made.
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+3 This morning in Southern Saskatchewan / prompted the use of this old faithful Franklin Stove,1950’s / what a pleasant warmth she gave forth in this early hour / of the morning / taken with Olympus E510 14/42 lens / photomatix 3.1 lightroom 2.3
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A small (and expensive!) store located in Historic Franklin Tennessee
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Did a strobist SP / No dodging/burning was involved here …. just upped the contrast and converted to B&W with a little toning. Nikon D80 / Sigma 10-20 at 10mm / f/4 @ 1/45 secs / ISO 100 / Snooted Nikon SB600 wirelessly fired from directly above my hands. Had a to cut a little hole on the side of my Pringles snoot to get some light on my face. / Room kept dark. I wore dark clothes. 200+ views (for the 100-499 views Group)
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Tea cup in High key. I didn’t have a white tea cup for what I had in mind – I did have a very pale yellow one though so shot in colour and then converted to B&W knowing that the pale yellow would appear white in the conversion. Nikon D80 / Nikkor 105 AFS VR / f/9.5 1/180 secs / ISO 100 / SB800 fired upwards into an umbrella positioned directly over this set up. Paired with:
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