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I hear, I see, I learn
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And as I learn I’ll share with you The thorny rose still fresh with dew, Where faeries weave their webs of thought And sprinkle them with words they’ve caught. I’ll stand there listening to the winds And kiss the Spirits that they send. The feathery touch of aerial ones. Sweet muses of the midnight sun, Whispering words of softest wisdom, Caressing us with gentle freedom. I’ll share with you all that I learn, And then one day twill be your turn To hold the rose still fresh with dew Where faeries wait for me and you. Image and text created by Susan Isabella Sheehan / “Art Is The Perception Of An Altered Reality©” / Copyright 2008 Surreal Digital Artist™ I invite you to visit Surreal Digital Artist
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Every year hundreds of Humpback Whales migrate in the protected waters of Exmouth Gulf/Western Australia to raise their young ones. / This little one practises his jumping technique. Framing suggestion: / © aabz-imaging / ALL RIGHTS RESERVED
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I feel that my own personal inspiration comes from the knowledge and understanding I have of my very being, and of my open-mindedness and willingness to learn what already inspired spirits have to share……(That’s all of you)…. I am forever and continually striving for more of that precious knowledge. Walter Russell wrote in 1947 in his book “The Secret of Light” the following….“Inspiration can never be produced. It can but be reflected from one inspired mind to another recognizing one. Idea and inspiration may be echoed from spirit to spirit but they can never become product of matter in motion”. I recognize and accept this theory as being true and I thank all of those inspired minds that have passed their inspiration on to me! Rather than name names, I would much rather be general but rest assured that I am very sincere when I say that my inspiration has grown by leaps and bounds by my association with so many very talented artists, photographers, writers, etc. here on Redbubble……….Thank you one and all…! I shot this sunset on 02/26/08 at 6:05 PM; I hope you enjoy it. / / __ / All The Materials Contained May Not Be Reproduced, Copied, Edited, Published, Transmitted Or Uploaded In Any Way Without My Permission. My Images Do Not Belong To The Public Domain. © 2008Joyce Dickens: Using my images for any purpose and in any way, without prior permission, may lead to legal action!
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“Come forth into the light of things / let Nature be your teacher…” / -William Wordsworth
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Think…there must be better ways to do the best thing…
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Image copyright © 2008 Abeque Wikimac. Copying and displaying or redistribution of this image without permission from the artist is strictly prohibited.
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Fractal design created with Ultrafractal. / Designer: Thea Walstra / /
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What we do.
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Also seen in Flickr. Shorncliffe is a suburb of Brisbane, Australia. It is situated northeast of Brisbane and is the neighbouring suburb of Sandgate. In 1865 a company was formed to construct the pier, and it was finished in 1872. The pier still stands reaching out into the bay over a century later. The pier is the start of the Brisbane to Gladstone yacht race in April and is an element in many photographs and pieces of art circulating in Brisbane art galleries. With views of Redcliffe peninsula, the Boondall Wetlands, Moreton Bay Islands and the Shorncliffe cliffs, the pier is a feature in the nautical landscape of this northside Brisbane suburb. In late 2000 the pier was refurbished and repainted. Currently the boardwalk leading to the pier and the adjoining parks are undergoing large scale renovations which are aimed at attracting tourists to the area and reclaiming its bayside suburb character. Refer to this Photographer’s Guide for more information.
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3d imaging psp / /
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Vivere disce, cogita mori Learn to live; Remember death Folks.. a jump back in time: 2500 years and we are standing next to the Guards, / near Rome’s Colosseum where a huge Gladiator spectacle is bound to begin.. Long ago the Gladiators, / When the call to combat came, / Marching past the massed spectators, / Hailed the Emp’ror with acclaim! / Voices ringing with the fury / Of the strife so soon to be, / Cried, O Caesar, morituri / salutamus te Photo made last year, Cruise on the Med.. a days stop in Rome .. / Only a day ? / Yes.. but it has its upside.. on a Cruise a person have the chance to ‘sniff at the cheese’ as we say in Holland / On a Cruise one can visit many places briefly.. a day.. sometimes two.. and future plans can be made for a 2-3 weeks stay / a year later or so.. Rome ? Well.. there is SOOO much to discover.. one needs a month at least, I LOVED it Thanks for popping in Folks and I like to finish with a Roman proverb: Thou too art mortal John tech Talkzz / Camera Canon 40D / Lens 18-200 IS / Shutter1/197 sec / ISO 200 / F10 / spot metering / Focal 200 mm (max distantce)
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each soul / of ours / is a stand alone / beauty… / rich with wisdom / we uncover / in the learning / and remembering… some of the gifts / we share / in the love and care / of another / we build connections / that teach us more / than we could / have learned / on our / own… we carry on / colored / and imprinted / from that / intersection / of the heart / we feel / the / echoes / within… forever / changed / colored by / the loving / and the learning…
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May eigth in Agua Caliente Park, Tucson Arizona
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The benefits of having an archery teacher as her mother…. /
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The one room School / taken in the restored school house at Docs Town / Swift Current Saskatchewan / taken with Olympus E510 14/42 lens / photomatix 3.2 lightroom 2.3
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Small One Productions, Presents: The Death of Night!
by Kristin ReynoldsBlack licorice / dripped down / her parting, sideways face. Time stood on end, / listening / through her dripping ears, / for snow - ...
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NEW: FA PHOTOGRAPHY | ART COMMUNITY ... is what I am trying to do once more. A very important quote for me is: / “If you can’t change the situation you need to change your attitude towards it.”. / Very often not very easy for me at all. ;-) / Thanks so much for stopping by. Photo Collage. / Original image: Nikon D60. / Texture: borealnz. / October 2009.
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abandoned Lawn School, Box Butte County, NE
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Created 11/21/09
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OK, I know that as far behind as I am here, the last thing I should do is this drawing thing. But it seems to be the foundation I lack. I can’t draw well enough to do what I want to do. I can’t afford to go to school for it so I need to learn how and improve on my own. Will you guys help? I just drew this “self-portrait” in Corel Painter Essentials 4. It took approx. 9 minutes. There are no effects or editing, it’s just drawing and painting (charcoal and watercolor). It’s better than most of what I’ve done in the past. It looks a lot like me, except I’m a little heavier and my hair looks a little worse, to be very honest. I’m actually wearing socks, no shoes, so the featureless feet are sort of OK. BUT!! There’s a lot wrong with it. / 1. The sofa has no weight, no depth. I tried, but couldn’t figure out how to shape the darkening to show depth. 2. My body has no weight on the sofa: I appear to have no mass. I look like I’m floating on it. I tried but couldn’t figure out how to do that. 3. My face is featureless…I was afraid to go farther into detail and add the small things: lines, bone structure, etc. because I didn’t know how to do that with muddying it all up under my glasses. 4. The hands are pretty bad…they’re the best I’ve ever done, but they don’t look human enough. And, like the face, they lack detail. 5. I know that I should have used those vanishing point lines to make the entire thing look like it was real, but when I do that I make things worse and don’t know why. 6. The shadows cast by things are really odd and diffuse, probably because I didn’t plan on a light-source. OK, I’ve started things off. PLEASE, you draw-ers out there, you fabulous people-who-can-make-things-look-like-things, tell me what else I need to improve! I’m going to be trying to learn how to draw over the next few weeks. I’ve said that before but it was idle wishing, I think, and I never followed through. Now I can see that without it I’m doomed to messing around and trying to get lucky with shapes. Feel free to be honest. Seriously.
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