Harsh
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Nevada Desert
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Sunset through the coastal sheoak trees – Hervey Bay, Queensland, Australia
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A pelican drifts along effortlessly in the fading sunlight. Hervey Bay, Queensland, Australia.
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Two pelicans enjoying the end of the day. Hervey Bay, Queensland, Auistralia.
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Inspired by Procul Harem’s 60s hit song. An experiment in high key and desaturation. (Emily – 14 yrs)
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24×30 Oils on Canvas / a very personal work for me
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24×36 Oils on Canvas / another in my dark, faceless blindfold series.
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Two children living in a small village in the Copper Canyon in Mexico for more visual input, have a look at my website
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Barbed wire fencing is such an emotive object. This example of the technology has been installed (in rural Victoria, Australia) far longer than I have been alive, yet it remains quite innocent of the horrors inflicted elsewhere in the world in its long existence.
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©Seth F.Weaver,Sr.01/17/08. A DigiMix™ work. This is my 3rd attempt in a new technique I’m trying to develop. This one accidently is getting more figurative than abstract. I like the dark moody colors and the textures. Thanks for looking.
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Taken inside a tanning bed:)
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Coastal Wellington – the full collection can be viewed (and as a slideshow) at / www.lisawilsonphotography.com
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The mighy blue ocean meets harsh, rocky outcrops. The vast differences meet and balance each other out.
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An image so hard and sharp but beautiful in colour. I love that something so ordinary in nature can be extraordinary.
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Taken in downtown Gastonia, North Carolina, US.
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long view graf. / taken, 2006, abandon factory.
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found this one when i was looking for rental’s, i was lost.
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[field simplicity] ambivalent; zwiespältig,doppeldeutig ...for my essay-’monochrome squares’.
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A tree, a weeping willow I believe, stripped of it’s leaves in the harsh winter.
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sorry for the grainyness, and pixelated look – it was taken on my first camera – it was only 3mega pixles…..
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Ruins in the Mountains of Oman – a harsh environment, but full of incredible beauty. The land is parched, yet man still finds a foothold – and sometimes looses against the greater power of Nature! Although the house looked forlorn I could imagine the children playing outside and see the goats nibbling at the tiny shoots struggling to grow in the arid ground…....................
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This amazing seed pod is a fantastic contradiction. Despite its prickly looking exterior it is in fact quite soft and furry. A perfect natural contrast in nature, not unlike that found in people; a harsh exterior, but soft once you get to know them.
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©Seth F.Weaver, Sr. 01/02/09. Inspired by the winters in the Northeastern United States. An abstract Compullage™ of an old cabin being blasted by the wicked Winter wind. I tried to depict the elements in a cubistic way. Thanks for looking, Seth
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Yellowknife and its area spreads over similar pinkish rocky plateau like seen on this image. Conifer trees and moss cling to this hard surface and thrive in this sub-arctic environment.
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