Thank you to whoever purchased a Framed print of: / The Lake !http:/...
Thank you to whoever purchased a Framed print of: / The Lake I figured a few cards and maybe a laminated print here and there. / But never in my wildest dreams could I imagine a sale of a framed print. Thank you very much!
I’m very pleased to announce the new group Seascapes I’m looking forward to viewing wat…
I’m very pleased to announce the new group Seascapes I’m looking forward to viewing waterscapes from around the world. I’d like to think that we can upload just our very very best, so please, look through the featured images and see if you can match them! Three photos per member only If you’d like critique, please ask. If you’d like information on how different techniques have been produced, please ask If you think you have a question that I haven’t mentioned, please ask. Thanks for sharing your photos with us! Mel
ABOUT MY EXHIBITION The woks exhibited represent the linkup of two artists, a photographer and a sculptor. Such an attempt to b…
ABOUT MY EXHIBITION The woks exhibited represent the linkup of two artists, a photographer and a sculptor. Such an attempt to blend two spheres of art is really innovative and a bit unexpected. There had been few who were successful in such an attempt. Both authors, blending their art by the means of the photo art, are the winners. Sculpture, as such, is rather a static art, sometimes “performing” in a specific, sometimes artificial, environment. However, the means of the plastic photography, seemingly, make the sculptures movable, dynamic; they make you feel the sculptures are moving. They become alive, start moving and react both to the environment and the views captured by the photographer. I would like the viewers also note the colour solutions of the photos, aimed at the strengthening of the overall impression of the imagery. The original blend and overlapping of two arts let see the impressive plastic metaphors, giving birth to various associations. CLICK PHOTO IF YOU WANT VIEW / / /
To the person who bought my “convict Lake” image, thank you so very much. It is always a wonderful feeling to log in and see that another…
To the person who bought my “convict Lake” image, thank you so very much. It is always a wonderful feeling to log in and see that another one of my images was purchased. / So thank you again, and I wish you a wonderful and happy 2008. / :-) Eyal
Well, I started on Red Bubble sometim in August 2007, by Mach 2008, I finally reached 10000 veiws…Great achievement for me!!! But no…
Well, I started on Red Bubble sometim in August 2007, by Mach 2008, I finally reached 10000 veiws…Great achievement for me!!! But now, 5000 more view within less than 3 months…That’s even better!!! It shows me that people on RB appreciate my work, and also, that I must’ve made some improvment… Anyway, Thanks to everyonw who commented, favorited, viewed and purchased my work…It is truly appreciated!!! Frank
JUST RELEASED – “ARTISTS OF THE WEST” COFFEE TABLE BOOK / By Skamania Mines Publishing !http://images-0.redbubble.net/img/art/size:ul…
JUST RELEASED – “ARTISTS OF THE WEST” COFFEE TABLE BOOK / By Skamania Mines Publishing / This beautiful collectors edition, hard cover book includes 171 full color pages of works of art that were juried into the book from artists living in or near the Western United States. This unique coffee table book features four bold and impressive works of art from Washington County resident and artist Carrie Glenn. The unveiling and first book signing was at the Lofted Lair Gallery in St. Helens, Oregon in June of 2008. Your chance to meet Artist Carrie Glenn is at the Astoria Sunday Market on July 27th 2008, from 10-am to 3-pm. Carrie will be available to sign the newly released “Artists of the West” coffee table book featuring her artwork. Books will be available for purchase at the Astoria Sunday Market Carrie Glenn Studios and coming soon to Amazon.com The Astoria Sunday Market / / Map of the Downtown Astoria Area / A Selection of Carrie’s original artwork and paintings as well as signed, limited edition prints will be available for sale on July 27th, at the Astoria Sunday Market Show. Carrie’s work has been juried into numerous art shows throughout the North West such as the “Ocean Shores Fine Arts Show” the “Lake Oswego Fine Arts Show”, and shows and sells in online galleries like RedBubble.com and Zazzle.com See for yourself why Carrie has earned the title “The Painter of Life”. The detail in her superb drawings and incredibly varied range of artistic talent puts Carrie Glenn at the top of up and coming artists to collect! For any additional information on the event, you can contact Carrie at: carrie@carrieglennstudios.com Written By Robin Mann
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I kind of do this journal feature thing cause I see others doing it and I kind of like sharing in others little joys too, but on the whol…
I kind of do this journal feature thing cause I see others doing it and I kind of like sharing in others little joys too, but on the whole does everyone out there in bubbleland like this sort of self promotion or do you think its a little crass. All feeback welcome. And now for todays small joys. The Melbourne and Victoria group have just featured two of my recent posts: Lake Muratore Reflection and / Tree Silhouette Thanks Trav
OH MY GOODNESS !!!!!! I AM TRULLY THANKFUL TO THE PERSON THAT JUST PURCHASED A MATTED PRINT OF SUNSET OVER JOE GLOBE LAKE*...
OH MY GOODNESS !!!!!! I AM TRULLY THANKFUL TO THE PERSON THAT JUST PURCHASED A MATTED PRINT OF SUNSET OVER JOE GLOBE LAKE / THANK YOU SO VERY MUCH FOR ENDING MY DAY THIS WAY !!!! I AM SO HAPPY !!! / I HOPE YOU ENJOY THIS PRINT AS MUCH AS, I ENJOYED THE DAY IN THE WILDERNESS OF NEWFOUNDLAND, CANADA WHERE THIS CAPTURE WAS TAKEN. MANY BLESSINGS MY FRIEND TO YOU !!! BIG HUGS !! / WoooooooooooooHooooooooooooooooo!!! lol! Madeline / Maddy / Smudgeart SUNSET OVER JOE GLOBE LAKE* /
A little trip down memory lane and nostalgia. A childhood favourite I committed to memory aged 10. The Daffodils I wandered, ...
A little trip down memory lane and nostalgia. A childhood favourite I committed to memory aged 10. The Daffodils I wandered, lonely as a cloud / That floats on high o’er vales and hills / When all at once I saw a crowd / A host of golden daffodils. / Beside the lake, beneath the trees / Fluttering and dancing in the breeze. Continuous as the stars that shine / And twinkle on the Milkyway / They stretched in never ending line / Along the margin of a bay. Ten thousand saw I, at a glance / Tossing their heads in sprightly dance. The waves beside them danced, / But they outdid the sparkling waves in glee / A poet could but not be gay / In such a jocund company. I gazed, and gazed, but little thought / What wealth the show to me had brought. For oft’ when on my couch i lie / In vacant or in pensive mood / They flash upon that inward eye / Which is the bliss of solitude. And then, my heart with pleasure fills / And dances with the daffodils. William Wordsworth
I’m delighted! My photo River has just been featured in the lovely group Rivers, Lakes and Dams-...
I’m delighted! My photo River has just been featured in the lovely group Rivers, Lakes and Dams / Thank you so much to the hosts for this honour, and congratulations to the other featured artists.
Today I received my 100th Feature Photo!!! I knew I was close, and today I spent hours and hours tabulating my features and here is …
Today I received my 100th Feature Photo!!! I knew I was close, and today I spent hours and hours tabulating my features and here is my 100th feature photo: $20 Bill Scene Many, many thanks to the wonderful hosts, Chuck and Gary in Mountains and Light for giving me this honor today. I am so happy and grateful to you in this beautiful group. / Talk about having a good day, wow!
I just got back today from a week down at Lake Tyers (near Lakes Entrance, Victoria) with my family, my first trip away with my 5DmkII. W…
I just got back today from a week down at Lake Tyers (near Lakes Entrance, Victoria) with my family, my first trip away with my 5DmkII. Where do I start, the experience of shooting with this tool was absolutely amazing and liberating, and the contrast from shooting film (Velvia 50 usually) could not be more pronounced. For a start it just does so much more feature wise. It took me a few days just to finish reading the manual and working out how everything worked. I’m still a little slow and clumsy and seem to accidentally reset half the parameters every five minutes but I’m getting there. Yesterday I went down Royal Cave at Buchan and was not permitted to take a tripod into the cave, I did anyway but there was only one spot that was big enough and we stopped in long enough for me to use it. Anyway I set the ISO to 6400 and aperture to f/2.8 on my lenses and basically from what I can tell on the LCD monitor everything worked hand-held without flash a result utterly inconceivable with my old setup. I’ve also never had much success with wildlife and birds. I either optimized for landscape or wildlife with landscape usually winning. Sometimes I’d take a 400 speed film but I found the changing film process so time consuming that by the time I did it my companions were either annoyed and or the wildlife had gone so eventually I stopped bothering. Now I just set the shutter to 1/250th, center weight the metering, let the camera decide ISO and motor drive away, something I never did with film due to the expense. Witnessed one of the most amazing sunsets on Monday night over a perfectly calm Lake Tyers (after dinner and putting the kids to bed). The reflections were amazing and the sky glorious. I bracketed everything, experimented with filters way more than usual and with the instant feedback worked out the best way to do it, even getting a number of great bird silhouettes against pink sky and lake in the process. On Wednesday (my family free adventure day) I traveled a few hundred kms through mountains and dirt roads to get to Erinundra plateau and after initial disappointment over a closed road, decided to do the walk anyway and hiked the 6km to get to the start of the off-track section (another 6km). First Creek Falls were apparently very popular a few years back after being featured on the cover of a guide book but from what I can tell seem to have reverted to a completely pristine state again due to the road closure (I found no sign of previous human presence whatsoever). On the arduous walk in I was very worried about how poorly my shots would work out due to the extreme light and shadow conditions caused by the cloudless blue skies but the weather completely closed in just as I got there giving the most glorious even light on the still pumping (due to recent heavy summer rains) First Creek Falls. I spent a few more adventurous hours exploring the precipitous gorge and falls below the main drop but unfortunately had to leave all too soon at 6:00pm so I could reach the road again in daylight hours. A huge day, as I got up at 5:30am and didn’t hit the sack until 1:30am but enormously satisfying and rejuvenating. In retrospect I am wrapped at the National Parks decision to increase the difficulty of access to this area as it seems to have preserved this delicate and wild area very successfully. For a few of my technical thoughts, the three programable custom setting on the dial C1, C2 & C3 are indispensable on this highly configerable camera (once I worked out how to use them), I just wish there was a C4, C5 & C6 as well. The most annoying thing I found with the camera was it’s inability to shoot three bracketed images off one shutter press in combination with a 2 second shutter delay (to eliminate body shake on my tripod). Am I the only one out there that does this? To me this is such a standard and obvious way to operate a camera that I am dumb founded that (as far as I can tell) it is not possible, having to press the shutter three times and waiting 2 seconds between each plus processing time just seems silly. If anyone else has worked it out please let me know. I would also love to see a five bracket option, i.e. 2 under, one on, 2 over for all those hard core HDR users out there. To my great surprise I completely filled my 16gig card and never got around to shooting off the last 5 frames on my film camera but wow what an amazingly liberating experience it is to finally be shooting with amazing glass on an amazing camera. Unfortunately my computer has a nasty virus on it at the moment and I will have to wait until it is re-imaged before I can download and consequently upload my shots so you can see whether all my talk has actually converted into anything worth while. I know all this stuff is probably no big deal to all you long term digital users but for me it has been an amazing week of photo heaven which has opened up the possibilities for photographic creativity enormously and I am very excited about this and the possibilities this brings to the future. Have a good one, will start posting soon. Trav
Thanks go out to the hosts, budrfli and BigD, of the group Rural Around the Globe for featuring my photo Prairie Sunset. I really ap…
Thanks go out to the hosts, budrfli and BigD, of the group Rural Around the Globe for featuring my photo Prairie Sunset. I really appreciate this honor in your group. / Thank you so much to the Sharon, host of All Countries~Wetlands, Ponds, Lakes and Rivers for featuring my photo Pink Sunset today. I so appreciate this Sharon. And I didn’t even realize I was a “featured member” in your beautiful group, that is so special to me. Thank you for that too! /
Have you noticed a general malaise here and everywhere? I think the economic situation has got us all a bit down, and it has affected us …
Have you noticed a general malaise here and everywhere? I think the economic situation has got us all a bit down, and it has affected us all whether or not one has lost their job or not. Art seems to get produced no matter what the climate is, but a recession certainly makes it harder to sell, and harder to make, as life gets filled up with the business of living. My good news is that the photo “Mono Lake” in my gallery now has 100 FAVES! The very first one of mine to reach that number.
Thanks for the FEATURE Girls and Guys from the group: / All Countries ~ Wetlands, Ponds, Lakes and Rivers / A real pleasure you liked my…
Thanks for the FEATURE Girls and Guys from the group: / All Countries ~ Wetlands, Ponds, Lakes and Rivers / A real pleasure you liked my photo! regards / John
I would like to thank the hosts of the group Collage and Landscape photography...
I would like to thank the hosts of the group Collage and Landscape photography for featuring my work at their group homepage. A real surprise and a true honor. Thanks to the people who ever commented on this work and added this shot to their favorites. Image is clickable /
A huge Thank You to fellow members and hosts of the Redbubble community! / I so appreciate all your support through your very kind comme…
A huge Thank You to fellow members and hosts of the Redbubble community! / I so appreciate all your support through your very kind comments, favourings and features! Family Fun featured in You’re Accepted Marakoopa Cave featured in The Scavenger Hunt Land of Three Thousand Lakes featured in The Scavenger Hunt Carnarvon Hotel Mural featured in Public Art Presbyterian Church Hill End featured in Goldrush and Ghost Towns Also featured in the Top 10 of Goldrush and Ghost Towns Challenge / Old Churches in a mining or ghost town Heath Banksia featured in Protaceae Family Ruins of a Huon Pine Barge featured in Rusty Crusty and Falling to Bits Happy as!!! Marilyn xo :o)
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/ Softly as in a Morning Sunrise Softly, as in a morning sunrise / The light of love comes stealing / Into a new born day. Thank you so much
Yoga at Pushkar Lake got featured in Incredible India Group on 12.7.09 !http://im…
Yoga at Pushkar Lake got featured in Incredible India Group on 12.7.09 Thanx so much to the Hosts of this group for the feature!!!!! I feel honored to be a part of this group.
I have some great news! I just found out I sold a Matted Print on black of my photo Lake Louise to an unknown buyer. / !http://images-1…
I have some great news! I just found out I sold a Matted Print on black of my photo Lake Louise to an unknown buyer. / / A HUGE thank you to whoever you are, I hope you are happy with your order when you receive it. I am also so happy to announce that I became a Featured Artist in Alaska ~ Beyond Your Dreams this evening. Thank you so much to my dear friend Sharon for adding me to your list of artists on your homepage. I really do love your group giving me the opportunity to show my photos from the beautiful state of Alaska :-))
In what a year that has had tremendous lows it was nice to receive my new (2nd hand) Subaru Forester XT last week. I owned a Liberty wago…
In what a year that has had tremendous lows it was nice to receive my new (2nd hand) Subaru Forester XT last week. I owned a Liberty wagon before this car and have nothing but praise for Subaru and their cars, I haven’t stopped driving the new car since I got in on Wednesday. I took it up to Marysville and Lake Mountain on Saturday for a bit of a nice drive and took some pics along the way :) Enjoy On the side of the Lake Mountain Road: / A road that may or may not have been open to the public: Up the top of Lake Mountain:
Well I’ve finally done it … for so long I have been taking images of my beautiful Lake Macquarie – both the boats, sunsets and many moo…
Well I’ve finally done it … for so long I have been taking images of my beautiful Lake Macquarie – both the boats, sunsets and many moods of the lake. Now I have combined these images into a wonderful calendar. For those who don’t know, Lake Macquarie is situated in NSW Australia, about a 90 minute drive from Sydney along the F3 and sits adjacent to the City of Newcastle. The lake is actually situated in the city of its own name – the “City of Lake Macquarie” and is Australia’s best kept secret. / / Lake Macquarie is Australia’s largest coastal salt water lake, covering an area of 110 square kilometres (42.5 sq mi) in the Hunter Region of New South Wales and is said to be twice as large as Sydney Harbour and is the largest permanent salt water lake in the southern hemisphere. Living in and on Lake Macquarie has many advantages as the area offers not only the lake but is bounded on the eastern side by the ocean with a continuous line of beaches, the central coast towns and Sydney to the south, the Watagan Mountains to the west and Newcastle, Port Stephens and the Hunter Valley to the north and north west. So if you have already been here … drop by sometime … you will be pleasantly surprised. If you don’t … then I guess it will remain my best kept secret!
I am so pleased and honored to be mentioned in the Red Bubble’s Community...
I am so pleased and honored to be mentioned in the Red Bubble’s Community! I truly appreciate being recognized in your weekly write-up! I really do enjoy helping people if I can. I know I needed it when I first joined. Luckily I had a friend from a site elsewhere that just dissapeared. My helper was LJ Maxx She helped me to navigate RB and I truly appreciate your help LJ!!! You are a good friend! / / I am happy to be hosting the APBT Lovers Group along with gabbielizzie. We really have alot of fun with it and have become good friends. I thank Nat, Jo and Rhana for pacing 4 of my images on the Community weekly page!!! / They are: / Deer In The Snow / Mill Creek Lake In Fall / The Little Fashionista / And Hehehehehe That Was A Good One Ginny / Thank you so very much for this honor! I truly appreciate that you have just noticed me here on Red Bubble with so many members.
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