Hand natural
483 creative works found
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A Woman with outstretched arms seems to hold the sun between her two hands. It is late in the evening and there is an orange glow everywhere
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Mixed medium photo based illustration of hands in meditation with tree.
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This was taken late 06 on a south bound snow mission in new zealand, it was blowing 90+km wind, my friend would not get out of the car, so i had to put my tripod hard up agaisnt me and hang on!!!!.....................hard work pays off eh??!!....
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Holding humming birds is absolutely heart stopping!
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. / Presentation of my poetry book (CLICK) / You may also purchase my second poetry book (I could send it for you by post)
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A photograph of a bubble on some twigs….much like the other one but this one had a lot more reflections and colors. You can see my camera and my hand in the middle as well. / It is very yellow, I don’t know how that happened, maybe the gloomy grey skies. Most of them are clear with blue and pink streaks. This one reminded me of colored mercury glass. / (I added shadow to bring out the colors more.)
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Young couple in love enjoying a sunset in Cades Cove, Great Smoky Mountain National Park, USA. Other works in the Cades Cove Collection: About Cades Cove: Cades Cove (formally known as Tuckaleechee Cove) is found in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park, Tennessee, USA. Cades Cove / was a working farm valley until the 1930’s when the National Park was formed. The Park Service has attempted to recreate the 19th century feel of this farming valley and preserve it for future generations. Before the first white settler arrived on the scene, Cades Cove had been a part of the Cherokee Indians’ domain. Abrams Creek and Abrams Falls are features named for a prominent Cherokee chief named “Old Abram” who at one time lived in a village at Chilhowee on the Little Tennessee River. According to tradition, Old Abram’s wife was named Kate, and Cades (Kate’s) Cove was named after her. Please enjoy these other images:
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Model/MUA/Concept/Styling etc. – Atrophy Gloria Swanson is alive and well and living in Melbourne, it seems. Canon 40D + 50mm 1.4 + overcast daylight = Silver Screen Fun. Copyright 2008 Harmony Nicholas
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Woman holding light energy. Photo based illustration.
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When Brownie was alive we’d ride our bikes through the dry heat and down the red dirt tracks, tires popping as pebbles flew from our paths, always a hot wind harsh and unfriendly. How I hated that wind. Somehow as children though, we overcome things like this, death and heat, sometimes as adults it’s harder. / At the river we’d gather the stones that had been shaped by the water that ran forever through the valley. Its a trickle now, with the years of drought that followed. But I see it as it was, a brown green snake slithering and winding, seemingly never ending. / Once the stones had been rocks and boulders, hills or cliffs by the ocean. Something for man and animal to stand on up high, or perch, bearers to things seemingly unreachable, but now they were small and worn, carried and tumbled and rounded into submissive pebbles. All semblance of might long gone. / When we had a pile we’d skim them. Counting the bounces, seeing who could throw furthest, bounce highest. Now the stones from our hands were glorious things, slicing through the air and slicking off the water, shooting and arcing. / Alive once again. Michael Douglass, 2009.
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All from www.sxc.hu / hand and glass ball by luckystock / fairy by biewoef / Insect by dishlicker Featured on : / Photo Manipulators / Weekly Theme Challenges / Animal Composites and Fine Art / Fantasy Art / Surrealism / Dream and Fantasy Art / Graphic Editing 101
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A big thanks goes to the following stock owners: tree / background / clouds / apple / hand
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and when I am seized at last / and rolled in one grinding race / of dreams, pain, memories, love and grief, / from which no hand will save me, / the peace of this day will shine / like light on the face of the waters / that bear me away for ever. (Gwen Harwood)
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New growth will grown on its own, but as the predominant animal on this earth we are obligated to give nature a helping hand. Second in the enviroment series for the new gallery show
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as with my other image when solitude is required… this image was taken near a house i used to live in… / this place way my favorite place to be alone i used to find myself wandering through the bush and way down at the bottom of the hill im the middle of victorian native bushland there stood an old pine tree that didnt quite fit… as it turned out this tree became quite known to me i used to find myself here often… / it was / “my place” / somewhere to be alone and just simply be…. featured in Sepia Only / top ten place in sepia-portraits challenge
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The hand of my Father Out-Law.
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so a was told i needed a title for this image (thankyou mark) and i have fumbled around for some time searching for one, only to come up with the one most heart felt to me… / this image was taken near a house i used to live in… / this place way my favorite place to be alone i used to find myself wandering through the bush and way down at the bottom of the hill im the middle of victorian native bushland there stood an old pine tree that didnt quite fit… as it turned out this tree became quite known to me i used to find myself here often… / it was / “my place” / somewhere to be alone and just simply be…. shot using grandfathers old minolta and 50mm lens (which i love) if you have enjoyed this image perhaps also have a look at / quiet FEATURED IN A Beautiful Blur / Black and White Photography
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The hands belong to a senior craftsman above 60 preparing thin rope of jute for weaving rural cots. Natural light. Nikon D200, Lens 28-105 3.5/4.5
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Photographic & digital work. Motorola V9 mobile phone camera & Photoshop CS4. My own textures plus PS brushes from ‘Falln Stock’ at deviant’com. / Group Features: ‘Graphic Editing 101’ – October 2009 ‘Live, Love, Dream’ – October 2009
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