Gravestone
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Stormy Church – Thank you to RichieDean who helped me with the sky on this and a few other bits and pieces – You are great Richie! /
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Model and Model Photography / The Divine Ms ltruskett Artwork and surrounding images – Me
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This one is the result of a late afternoon visit to the relies. The sun was getting low so I figured I’d check out just where it was going down & get the shot I wanted. Aperture Priority / F8 / 1/750 sec / ISO 200 / Exp. -0.3 / Fuji S9500 glafebcomp / MCN: CC019-0C24C-53337
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Toddler leaning on soldier’s gravestone at a National Military Cemetery in the United States. This is one of those moments when I felt I was destined to be at this place at this moment in time. Nikon F3, 300mm f2.8 EDAF lens, Kodachrome 25
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Death / / A Helen and Photoshop CS2 Creation.
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/ When I was travelling in Ireland, I came across a gravestone that had the celtic cross on it. I took a picture of it and well, here it is. Featured In: My Child’s Art / Experimental Photography & Editing / Ireland
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Dealing With Loss – Grief /
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Artwork: / Me Models: / Myself and the Beautiful TextureoftheSin Original image by the Very Talented Barssel
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Photographed in Kensal Green Cemetery, North West London on a very foggy day in December 2007. Canon 10D / 15-30mm Sigma lens @19mm / 1/350 sec @f16 / ISO 400 / Lens distortion corrected in Photoshop / Lens vignetting added in Lightroom
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This is seven images melted together in Photoshop CS3, I wanted to create something to set the viewers imagination in motion ….. Copyright 2008 Richie Dean / All the images in this work are from / the Mid Wales area. UK / Main image, Beddgelert.
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How many of us know anything about our ancestors?
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Taken at the Notre Dame Cemetery in Ottawa, Ontario Sold in November 2008
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Ink drawing on paper from 2006. If you are ever accosted by hungry zombies I suggest doing your best George Bush impersonation and they should leave you alone. After this picture I did a project called Nothing Stays Buried in which I buried and unearthed objects and then drew them. I then buried and unearthed the drawings as well. Drawings from that book include Pocket Dictionary, Materials, Suitcase, Toy Guitar and Sneakers.
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One artist on Red Bubble whose work I admire very much is Daniela M. Casalla. Daniela makes visually stunning, masterfully created Digital Fine Art with great concepts as the starting point in her creative process. The resulting image at the end of that creative and inspired journey is wonderful to look at, interesting to ponder, and strongly based in intelligent design and sublime Artistry. Feeling inspired to act, I offered Daniela any one of my images to be used as an element in one of her brilliant pieces of Digital Art. Daniela chose one of my photos called ” Taken By God ” and used it as a part of her creation of this image for me called ” Taken ”. She is a fine Artist, and a very nice lady with a humble and friendly attitude – a great RB friend ! I feel honored to have participated in a small way in the creation of one of her great creations. Daniela M. Casalla
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This tiny dragon has a reason for visiting the ancient gravesite, but he’s keeping it to himself… Ink drawing with digital color, 2005 For more of my artwork visit my portfolio at stephaniesmith.com This image was featured in the Dragon’s Fire group!
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Mae West’s Famous line…My interpretation for the festive season…have a fairy tale Christmas!!
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This is just so sad to me, that families can not even get a sense of closure and have a place to mourn the loss of their family member. Any US Veterans Cemetary is just littered with these gravemarkers for Unkown Soldiers. How can you give it all for your country, and then not even be recognized by name? HDR image captured at the Hampton National Cemetary, Hampton, VA.
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also available on choice of tees wearable art Click here for work details and credits if any apply… / Click on any category above for that genre… or / Click here to go back to my profile page ... thanx :)
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Lady Leticia (nee Nightshade) had a talent for marriage in general and for marrying titled husbands in particular. Her first spouse, Percival Wardore XII, Lord of Aspic, proposed when Letitica was 16 years old, a mere slip of a girl with an odd fascination for brewing up exploding potions with her at-home chemistry set. Only a year later, the unfortunate Lord had expired from a virulent case of heartburn shortly before their first wedding anniversary. Not long afterwards, the lovely Leticia was celebrating her nuptials to the somewhat dour Basil Deadworry, Duke of Wherewithal. Such a tragedy when he was brained by a piece of crumbling statuary whilst taking his morning constitutional around the manor! It did leave Lady Leticia in the possession of quite the fortune, however. An extensive tour of the Continent to recover from her deep sorrow put her in the acquaintance of the dashing Emilian Quinine, Baron of Listing Spigot, and following a whirlwind courtship, they were wed on the opulent oceanliner, Torpid Colossus. Certain cynical members of society where frankly astonished when the good Baron made it back ashore without falling overboard, drowning or being inadvertently swept into the ship’s propellor – some people are so negative! Despite Emilian’s objections to Leticia’s pet mechanical spider, the young couple seemed quite blissful for a time, out dancing at the chicest masquerade balls and scandalously sipping absinthe and carousing at the trendiest cafes. I suppose no one was overly surprised when Baron Quinine was found dead of multiple poisonous spider bites at his gentlemen’s club in town, but it was undeniable that the Lady Duchess Baroness Wardore Deadworry Quinine and her little silver spider had airtight alibis. In full possession of her youth, a vast fortune, and a new nickname, the Black Widow is just waiting for that next special fellow… Original shadowbox art available here: http://www.etsy.com/view_listing.php?listing_id=15154143 This original artwork and story are copyright Ramona Szczerba 2008. Copyright to this material is in no way transferable with the sale of this item. The buyer is not entitled to any reproduction rights – neither image nor story can be reproduced without my express written permission. Thanks!
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Another shot taken at the Mount Barker cemetary. Located in the Adelaide holls in South Australia. /
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Thank you for looking. Sincere thanks to my dear fellow bubbler Sally Omar. Sally has been inspired and of which I am so grateful by this image ….. He came with a purpose / His Love Divine / Saved souls / Yours and mine / His love like a sweet fragrance / That flows in the day / Of roses and lilacs / Coming our way / His strength was like an Oak / A huge standing tree / His love so powerful / For you and me / He grew into a man / Reminding us all / That the Father was watching / He had to answer His call / Punished and beaten / At only thirty-three / Hung on a Cross / How can that be? / A thorn of crowns / Put on his head / Blood running down his face / And he still said / He forgave all the evil / That brought him to that place / The pain showed / In Sweet Jesus’ face / When I think of this / My heart skips a beat / Thinking of the nails / In His hands and His feet / Suffering and dying / For our sins / I still don’t fully understand / How this could have been / Didn’t his captors / See the grace in His eyes / Sweet Jesus sacrified all / For our sins and our lies / When I think of this picture / I really wish / That I was there / To have given Sweet Jesus a Kiss / LOVE DIVINE You have a big heart Sally & it’s made of pure gold! As are your words which give such life to the image. Thank you. Love, hugs & blessings to you and yours xx♥xx
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Forlorn was created with Photoshop CS3, I took the picture of the cemetery last summer 2008 in my hometown in England, and the addition of the model is by kind permission of Faestock Thank you for looking..
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old gray cemetery,knoxville,tn
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