Hector
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Hector Vilca-M...
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United States
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Hector A. Encinas
United States
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Hector is my other passion in life along with photography. I am very bias towards him but wanted everyone to see how handsome he is! / He is 14.3hh Irish Cob, Pie Bald colour. Laminated Print /
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medium-pencil / Here is the portrait of kmargetts beloved horse “Hector” / Not the best photo in the world….it looks to contrasty compared to the original! Oh well…
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.....” another judge spoke for a few minutes, after which the president announced in a serious voice, that the a-fore-named Vitalis was sentenced to two months’ detention, in gaol, and one hundred francs in fines. / Through my tears I saw Vitalis leave the room. Two long months! Where could I go? ” / ** / Nothing’s changed! / When I was about 7 or 8, I felt tempted to add colour to the illustrations, by G. van Raemdonck , in the book: “Alleen op de Wereld” (Alone in the world), the Dutch translation of Sans Famille and now, more than half a century later, I’ve been doing the same. / In the 50’s with coloured pencils. In 2007, with oil paint. / * / (There *is a modern interpretation of the story. But I’d rather not know about it. View here! / More here.... / ... / About the film version / ... / MORE HERE
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/ Based on the drawing / illustration done by G. van Raemdonck, in my well-worn, well read-to-me, as a young boy, favourite book: Alleen op de Wereld (Alone in the World). / Where English-reading children, of my generation might have (all) read Treasure Island, or followed the adventures of Biggles, a lot of my generation grew up with: Alleen op de Wereld., if they read, or could be read to, in Dutch. / / This book was given to me when I was a baby. Read to me several times over by my mother, starting when I was too young for the very sad bits in the book. / ......... / In 2005, I enjoyed searching for the original French version (Sans Famille), among the second-hand books, for sale, along the River Seine, and, via my daughter, being told that Hector Malot had lived in one of the side streets, near-by. / ......... / The book has lost its cover and, when I was about 8 or so, I used coloured pencils to ” improve ” the illustrations by van Raemdonck. / Now I’m doing that again, but with oil paint, on canvas.
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It’s the scene where Bob helps Remi and Mattia wash Capi. / See the translation, as Nobody’s Boy, here! A most pleasant 23rd of December, was had, looking after the (temporary) Dutch Australian Cultural Centre, working on the painting between visitors, to the centre. / This painting was part of my: Jo Mulholland – Remembering – an anthology, exhibition. Tap Gallery, Darlinghurst, Sydney. 6-12 October. (Celebrating my 65th birthday, October 8, with an opening of the exhibition.) / .. /
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11”x14” watercolor with pen and ink
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We had the farrier out today, this is Flo having new shoes put on. This is a crop of the original shot. / Nikon D80 / f/4.5 / 1/160 sec / ISO 400 / Aperture Priority
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Black and White version of new shoes. Please check out the fabulous art work of Linmorin -
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This is my handsome Hector!
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Another picture of my handsome Hector :o)
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Hector is a nine-month old Labrador, who really, really hates sitting having his picture taken!
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The tallship Hector docked in Pictou, Nova Scotia CANADA in august 2008.This shot was taken with a Canon Rebel XTi, ISO-100, F-13, 1/250 sec, 25mm.
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ACEO, 2.5×3.5 inches, watercolour and gouache, 2008. / In mythology Hector is a Trojan prince, brother of Paris, son of King Priam. Though against it initially, he is one of the greatest fighters of the war. He is killed by Achilles and his body desecrated in vengeance for the death of Patrocles.
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Hector he’s a projector , ryhmes no?
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A Hector’s dolphin (the smallest dolphn in the world) frolicking in the ocean near Christchurch, New Zealand South Island.
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Late afternoon light
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portrait of robin barker / ...and there’s a biiig wave and Robin dives deep to avoid being battered by the weight of the water; she manages to come out the other side taking a big breath when she resurfaces. When she reaches the rocks she sees a bright blue flash – ‘oh it’s you’ she says. Robin picks up a small rock and manages to break open a sea urchin and watches the Big Blue Groper gorge on it’s innards. Until now Hector hasn’t been caught by the evil fishermen because he has had a magic spell cast over him that makes him sense danger – there are also two magic mermaid witches who taunt spear-fishermen. The two mermaids deter the men with spear guns by blinding them with the reflections of pearl shells and telling the beautiful blue groper to ‘run away, run away’.
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Hector Falls
by BigDAs is! / Taken with a Canon 50D camera on 03/12/2009 at Watkins Glenn, NY on route 414. The stream is Hector Falls Creek. Best View Larger! / Aperture Priority Mode / F-22 / WB-Cloudy / ISO / Tripod
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Apophysis fractal with Photoshop postwork / March 25, 2009 Featured in : / Outsiders Hector Zazou
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Crimson Rose butterfly – Atrophaneura hector seen morning time in India
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This is the beautiful view of Seneca Lake that I was enjoying, while standing on a big rock in Hector Falls. This site is just northeast of the town of Watkins Glen in New York State. This photograph was captured with a Canon EF 17-40mm f/4L lens on a Canon EOS DSLR camera body. The aperture was f/4, shutter speed 1/4,000th sec at 17mm focal length. Your comments are always welcome! Constructive criticism is appreciated. © 2009 Gene Walls All copyright and reproduction rights are retained by the artist. Artwork may not be reproduced or altered by any process without the express written permission of the artist.
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